giorgia meloni seems to be a very popular politician.his now gives her a mandate to push things that she's wanted to do for a long time. and of course, the british prime minister, a labour party leader, also seemed to get on pretty well with giorgia meloni, and actually praised some of the things she'd done. that's right. i mean, one of his first foreign trips was to italy to meet with giorgia meloni and, in his words, to learn from her. now, they were discussing migration, which is a big problem in italy, but it is a big issue in britain as well. and he praised giorgia meloni for how she's been dealing with migration, even though her policies of sending migrants rescued at sea to detention centres in albania have been heavily criticised. sofia bettiza, speaking from brussels. what will israel do next? it's scored a series of stunning blows against hamas and hezbollah, and it's reportedly worked out plans for an equally devastating attack on iran. the us secretary of state, antony blinken, doesn't want israel to hit iran too hard, and he

meloni, battle is that giorgia meloni, who comes from a far—right party, she is a prime minister of italyants into italy across the mediterranean. she says most of the people who come across are economic migrants, they don't have a valid asylum claims, and she was in process in a third country outside the eu and has stitched up this deal with albania. king charles and queen camilla have arrived in a rain—soaked australia ahead of a six day visit to the country. the couple will spend their first full day of the scaled—back tour, resting, as the king continues his recovery from cancer. this update from our senior royal correspondent daniela relph, contains flashing images. to celebrate the country's communities and culture. stay with us here on bbc news. hello! we've been seeing some pleasant autumn weather across many parts of the uk this afternoon, but for the second half of the weekend things look very different. our first named storm of the season, storm ashley. and particularly for the west of scotland, this brings the threat of severe gales. coastal flooding disruption is looking pret

starmer has been, you know, seen out talking with giorgia meloni., you never know . never know. >> listen very, very quickly. >> listen very, very quickly. >> one thing to add to this that whether keir starmer goes for this kind of italian model or not, he could be a net beneficiary of this who's actively discussing similar models now for a number of countries in the eu, if that reduces the number, if it becomes a deterrent and reduces the numbers of migrants coming into the eu, that reduces the numbers coming up to northern france to try to get to the uk. >> an important point. mark white, thank you so much for joining us. and charlie downs before as well. thank you. >> thank you very much indeed. well, in other news, rachel reeves, the chancellor, is drawing up plans to find £40 billion through tax rises and spending cuts this ahead of her october budget. >> yes, it's been called a halloween budget . the chancellor halloween budget. the chancellor told a cabinet meeting yesterday that filling the 22 billion black hole inheritance, that's her words

that's why i think the italian model, now that giorgia meloni has hatched up with albania, looks like a game changer here. they've figured out these 21 safe countries where you shouldn't have the right to claim asylum and where you can be returned to relatively safely . and that, relatively safely. and that, they believe, could account for up to 56,000 people a yearjust up to 56,000 people a year just coming into italy. >> so my suggestion we should all spend our time looking more at italian models. yeah . at italian models. yeah. >> you're talking about ferrari, are you? yeah . are you? yeah. >> sports models. clearly. clearly talking about asylum . clearly talking about asylum. mark white, thank you very much for coming. on that note, all of that for us. >> i do. on a serious note, i do wonder whether this is simply a higher priority for giorgia meloni than it is for our current prime minister. i'm not sure this is in his top five or even ten priorities, but i suppose it built her electoral coalition. >> she is much more a politician elected on this issue. for our prime minister, it

in the last i hour the israeli prime minister has been speaking to italy's prime minister giorgia melonixpressed regret if any of the un peacekeepers had been injured but there has been a strong response in lebanon to his call for the peacekeepers to leave it layer mission where they have been operating since they have been operating since the late 1970s. earlier i spoke to our correspondent in the lebanese capital beirut and she gave us more detail about lebanon's reactions. i gave us more detail about lebanon's reactions. i think a coule lebanon's reactions. i think a couple of different _ lebanon's reactions. i think a couple of different things - lebanon's reactions. i think a couple of different things are | couple of different things are at play, the political and logistical. if we take to the political first of all, the peacekeeping mission unifil was put in place in 1978 by the un security council and they will say that it is for them to decide when and where those troops move, not for the israeli prime minister to make that demand. also interesting to hear what benjamin netanyah

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answer because i am sorry to say we are short for time, but this is such an important issue, for giorgia meloni think, in terms of this happening again in the future? i think we must look much closer the incentive structure and the infrastructure making those deepfakes so harmful. i'm talking in particular social media platforms that disseminate those deepfakes and whose algorithmic design is such that incentivises the creation of the most outrageous content. i think while individual cases and lawsuits might be important, again, we must look at the broader infrastructure and particularly try to hold digital platforms accountable for the harms their products because on society. this is much bigger than any one lawsuit.— one lawsuit. thank you very much for — one lawsuit. thank you very much for talking _ one lawsuit. thank you very much for talking to - one lawsuit. thank you very much for talking to us - one lawsuit. thank you very much for talking to us on i one lawsuit. thank you very i much for talking to us on bbc news. to cryptocurrencies now, because a us judge has authorised a plan for f

cap charge, giorgia meloni says no new taxes for citizens. thanks and insurance will be allocated.n was provided with no further details in the budget needs to be signed off by parliament. lots more coming up,this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> progress is not guaranteed so we must stay vigilant. assess economy and balance objectives, really focused on delivering while ensuring the labor market remains in line. tom: mary daly talking about the next decision. one effective on u.s. households, the labor market. households are divided by age group from youngest to oldest and you can see moving up expectations that they could miss payments, so a reminder, segments of households are doing well. in others there is concern. four straight months of increases. let's have a look at the corporate story, asml numbers less than half of estimates. 2.6 billion estimate. stock plunging we will industry. they're blaming it on a technical error and weaker demand with intel sidelining plans. we continue to monitor. biggest drop since 1998 for asml . let's look at china, down day. maybe more clarity around real

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salvini, and also... representatives, one representative of the party of the current prime minister giorgia melonibrothers of italy, also voted against two representatives of the afd party of germany, this is an alternative party for germany, also extreme right and openly pro-russian, it is also interesting that one representative voted of the austrian freedom party, the party that recently won the parliamentary elections this weekend, and this party, perhaps , of all... parties, except orban's party, is the most pro-russian, anti-ukrainian, opposes aid to ukraine, opposes sanctions against russia and so on, and also one deputy each from far-right parties, portugal, the czech republic, belgium, the flemish interest, sweden, bulgaria, great britain, switzerland, this is such a group, we can say, today sent a message that they are against punishing russian propagandists. sanctions, that's the news we have today, and the voting for the resolution will be tomorrow and the day after tomorrow, one resolution, excuse me, i 'll finish, one resolution will be dedicated. on a very painful topic for ukraine,

and italy, as we giorgia meloni.een their migrant numbers fall because they are turning boats back and they're doing a deal with albania to process offshore. there's a thought and do we know if any of that was discussed at this meeting ? meeting? >> well, i think so. i mean, we're sort of if you like, we had the sort of opening bat from keir starmer and now, of course, yvette cooper doing some of the finer detail on that with the other meetings that she's been taking part in with these interior ministers. i mean, as far as italy is concerned, of course, one of the big things they've been doing is cooperation with countries in nonh cooperation with countries in north africa to ensure that they can make sure that they do their part in policing their shores and trying to return any migrant boats that get out into the mediterranean back to the likes of morocco and algeria and the like . like. >> indeed. yeah. when we try anything like that, we're racist, aren't we, though? that is mark white. thank you very much for join

this has blown out into somewhat of a diplomatic issue with the italian prime minister giorgia meloniiving a call to the israeli prime minister over the weekend. italy have more than 1000 peacekeeping troops deployed in lebanon. the risk is that more injury and harm could be sustained to those peacekeepers. as far as that base is concerned, they have withdrawn, but there are plenty of others still situated on the border. tom: rises middle east anchor joumanna bercetche, thank you. taiwan's science and technology minister speaking to bloomberg about how tengion's with china and the u.s. election could affect the island's chip production. that conversation is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak europe." china's military is holding drills around taiwan that it says are a warning to the self-ruled island's government to thwart what it calls separatist acts. maybe, air and rocket forces. taiwan's defense ministry dispatched forces to's bond. taiwan's president lai ching-te said last week he would stand up to the challenges posed by china. washington's suppor

people put in an asylum claim, and part of the battle is that giorgia meloni, who comes from a far—rightuge arrivals of migrants into italy across the mediterranean. she says most of the people who come across are economic migrants, they don't have a valid asylum claims, and she was in process in a third country outside the eu and has stitched up this deal with albania. swiss police have arrested austrian far—right activist martin sellner for defying a ban on entering the country. he was detained while en route to a gathering in zurich organised by an anti—islam and anti—immigration group, where he was scheduled to give a lecture. sellner is known for promoting the conspiracy theory that white europeans are being deliberately supplanted by non—white immigrants. he was barred from the uk and the us in 2019 on public safety grounds. liam payne's sister, ruth gibbins, has paid an emotional tribute to the former one direction star. writing for the first time since his death, she called him her "best friend". the singer died on wednesday after falling from a balcony on the third floor of a ho

in other news, italian prime minister giorgia meloni's controversial new plan to send asylum seekers the courts. only days after the first arrivals on monday, a naval ship arrived transferring 16 men from bangladesh and egypt. italy says up

. >> now, italian prime minister giorgia meloni's controversial new plan to send asylum seekers to albaniaeen dealt a significant blow already by the courts. only days after the first arrivals on monday, a naval ship arrived transferring 16 men from bangladesh and egypt. italy says up to 36,000 asylum seekers could be sent to albania each year, but only non—vulnerable men from safe countries will qualify. now, a special immigration court in rome ruled that the 12 migrants sent to albania should be brought back to italy because they were from countries considered unsafe to be returned to . in other news, a former to. in other news, a former police detective has been jailed for 19 years for stealing cocaine from work to sell on the streets of manchester. the court heard that andrew talbot took almost four kilograms of cocaine, with a retail value of £400,000. from the evidence store, and then searched police systems for dealers to help him sell the drug. the 54 year old, who worked for greater manchester police's serious crime division, was found guilty of misconduct in public office and sup

in other news, italian prime minister giorgia meloni's controversial new plan to send asylum seekersalbania has been dealt a significant blow by the courts. only days after the first arrivals on monday, a naval ship arrived transferring 16 men from bangladesh and egypt. italy says up to 36,000 asylum seekers could be sent to albania each year, but only non—vulnerable men from safe countries will qualify. but now a specialist immigration court ruled that the 12 migrants sent to albania should be brought back to italy because they were from countries considered unsafe to be returned to in the last few moments. liam payne's father, geoff, has arrived at the hotel in buenos aires in argentina, where the one direction singer died . direction singer died. meanwhile, girls aloud singer cheryl has described the death of liam as incredibly painful as she voiced her fears over protecting their seven year old son bear. cheryl said in a statement on instagram that their son has to face the reality of never seeing his father again . meanwhile, his father again. meanwhile, his most recent girlfrie