this resignation is the result of serious pressure that conservative mps have put on alice truss, thet that a political storm is coming has become understandably. this morning the british buildings were unanimous. here are just some of the headlines of a government on the brink of complete chaos. chaos is at the heart of the british government. trass. in dismay at the resignation of the prime minister. her fellow party members openly called for the damage that they inflicted on the party, the irreparability of me, quite mediocre people who vote not in the interests of the country, but solely in their own just to become a minister. indeed , the deputies also adhere to this opinion, the route became prime minister not in a general election, but as a result of the election of the head of the ruling conservative party, she once planned to win the confidence of the british with the help of large-scale tax cuts, however, her decision turned out to be a disaster, the pound exchange rate recorded a record, fell and almost equaled the dollar, and inflation rose to 10% maximum for 40 years of t

volodymyr with the hottest news of world politics because the prime minister of great britain alice truss has announced her resignation as prime minister of great britain let's hear what she had to say i came into office at a time of great economic and international instability families and businesses were worried about how to pay their bills i cannot implement the mandate that was entrusted to me, i informed the king about my intention to resign , it must be said that she was the leader of the conservative party and the prime minister of great britain for 45 days, and it seems that she set a record because before her, the prime minister with the shortest term of service was george canning, who served in this position for 119 days, and that was in 1827, mr. volodymyr, that with the resignation of liz tras , world politics and especially great britain's policy towards ukraine, if it changes. it seems to me that nothing changes in world politics, because the reasons and resignations are purely internal problems of unemployment, inflation , a high problem, e.e. in the field of health care, e

and even with government help announced by alice truss. so he's got to make sure that people feel as if things are getting better at many people understand that they may not actually get better in the short term. that there are, as richie sooner said, on the steps of donning street a lot of difficult decisions to be made. but unless they feel that things are getting better than they won't give him that the support that he is looking for. he's also got another problem. he's got to bring the conservative party together the fractions and the party essentially accounted for the political career of boris johnson and certainly that of las truss. and so he needs to make sure that everyone is working together, uniting behind his message, not splitting off because at the moment in the opinion polls the conservative party are we behind labor. they would face an electoral wipe, hote, and if he doesn't get the conservative party or facing in the same direction or walking towards the same goal, they are facing an election wipe out at the next general e

alice truss. as we've just been hearing, has had a turbulent time as a prime minister. just 17 days into her office. the government unveiled a tax cutting mini budget paid for by a large increase in barring the most controversial element. the abolition of the 45 percent top rate of tax for the highest earnest pound, immediately plunged, falling to its lowest level against the dollar. the bank of england was forced to intervene and by a government bonds to stabilize the economy. just 10 days after announcing the now former chancellor quasi quoting, did a u turn on getting rid of the 45 percent top rated tax saying we get it. he lost 38 days in the job. the 2nd shortest tenure of any chancellor in the u. k. a steven barber is a professor of global affairs at regent's university in london. he says the new chancellor is now the dominant figure enlist, trust is government. we have economic chaos, political chaos to an extent, and it's self inflicted chaos, self inflicted by a prime minister and her chancellor, who yesterday she sang for carrying out her own policy. and in a

alice: u.k. prime minister liz truss is planning to speak directly to mp's in her conservative party this week asks to rescue her premiership. the bank of england has this morning announced additional measures to support market functioning. the bank will increase the size of its buying operations for the next five days to a maximum of 10 billion pounds, double his previous level. china is stepping up efforts to contain covert outbreaks ahead of the party congress. nearly 1900 cases were reported yesterday, the highest level in almost two months, fueling concerns about widening lockdowns rippling across the financial hub of shanghai. meanwhile, pmi data shows china services activity contracted in september for the first time in four months as a dampened consumer spending. french president emmanuel macron has urged citizens not to panic and act responsibly after a refinery strike left patch also should with no fuel in some regions. the transport minister says the government may release additional strategic fuel stocks in a bid to alleviate the type market. a labor strike has hit the country's two b

alice: goldman sachs is downgrading its outlook for growth in the u.k. after prime minister liz trussher chancellor and rolled back canceling corporation tax. the bank now expects significant recession. chinese president xi jinping says china is staying the course as it faces what he calls dangerous storms and growing challenges from the u.s. in a two hours speech he said china would pursue development while developing national security. he said taiwan reunification was a matter for the chinese. global news, 24 hours a day, on air, and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg, tom, francine. francine: the receipt he spends chief executive says the energy -- the mercedes-benz chief executive says energy will be a challenge but will accelerate the transition to renewables. mercedes has unveiled a new electric suv, the chief executive spoke with bloomberg's caroline connan. >> the last few years has been a challenging business environment with covid, supply restrictions and of course, the war in ukraine that

of alice trass's phone hack, it turned out that, and the leaf has literally been in power in recent days obsessed with weather forecasts, which led her to expect a nuclear strike from russia. list trussemiership . they said that vladimir putin could use nuclear weapons over the black sea. smell continues to supply weapons to ukraine italy and france agreed to supply samp anti-aircraft missile systems to ukraine us secretary of state anthony b linkin in canada has been told everything that ordinary people think about us involvement in the conflict in ukraine no, foreign military intervention in ukraine yankees go home. we want nothing to do with your warmongering. secretary plenkin took the side of the terrorist state and are leading our country to a nuclear war. arm the nazis in ukraine drag us to war and endanger the future of our children shame. and former us president baruk obama during the campaign outraged americans demand that the us stop provoking war with russia stop provoking a nuclear war with russia you are going to kill us russia is not the enemy there is no nuclear war. mr. president, many people will suffer as a result of a nuclear war. finland will allow nuclear weapon