admiral sir ben key says he is disturbed _ this.egations are apparent, and that sexual— allegations are apparent, and that sexual harassment in the workplace will not _ sexual harassment in the workplace will not be — sexual harassment in the workplace will not be tolerated and he has initiated — will not be tolerated and he has initiated his senior team to investigate this but part of the problem, campaigners say, that the royal— problem, campaigners say, that the royal navy will now be investigating itself _ royal navy will now be investigating itself. they want all complaints of this nature to be investigated by an independent body. the government is spending more of its foreign aid budget in the uk than on direct help for poorer countries overseas. development experts say more money is being spent supporting rising numbers of asylum seekers and refugees at home — so less is available for projects abroad. the foreign office accepted there was "significant pressure" on aid but insisted the uk remained one of the largest global don

sir ben key is the most seniorfigure in the navy. investigation into allegations of sexual of sexual assault and harassment of female colleagues in the royal navy working on submarines. he said that anyone found responsible for this will be held to account regardless of their rank. these allegations are detailed in the daily mail newspaper. one woman says she was assaulted while she slept by a male colleague who was superior in rank to her. other women have said that they have experienced repeated demands for sex acts, and they also had their underwear stolen and a rape list was drawn up that detailed the order of which women would be attacked if there was an emergency at sea. now, the ministry of defence have responded by saying that they are taking these claims seriously and that they know there is more to be done. they say that while most people in the royal navy have a rewarding career, there are predominantly women, they say, who are subject to inappropriate sexualised behaviour. emma norton is a lawyer and founder of the centre

the first sea lord, admiral sir ben key, said no form of harassment would be tolerated. the rmt union are taking part in the strike. trains are running on just three routes in the central belt. all other services are cancelled. the closing stages of campaigning are underway in israel, before polls open for the fifth election there in four years. as with those previous elections, the result is expected to be very close. the former prime minister benjamin netanyahu is hoping to return to power, and to do so he's relying on a far right party which has seen a surge in support. our middle east correspondent tom bateman reports. meet the new army of young voters in israel, putting theirfaith in ultra—nationalism. and enter, from the far right, itamar ben—gvir. he's a follower of a racist movement and wants to expel what he calls "disloyal arabs". ben—gvir rouses his supporters over security. translation: they should not see the light of day. _ the death sentence for the terrorists. ben—gvir electrified his fans. they are excited because they feel they're on the verge of gettin

the first sea lord, admiral sir ben key, said any form of harassment would not be tolerated. more details. they run the full gamut of sexual and physical assault. women being punched and hit by their male colleagues. male colleagues exposing themselves. women having their underwear stolen. and a bizarre rape list in which women are ranked according to the women that their male colleagues would rape in the event of a catastrophic event under water. and remember, these events are going on, on long missions at sea, in cramped confines on a submarine. women often felt they were unable to complain or report any of this. these allegations are in the daily mail, not our investigation, we have not spoken to the women involved but clearly the navy is very alarmed by this. as you say, admiral sir ben key said he is deeply disturbed and he said the allegations are abhorrent, sexual assault and harassment has no place in the royal navy and will not be tolerated, he said. he has initiated his senior team to investigate. but campaigners say part of the problem is the royal navy should not

as you say, admiral sir ben key said he is deeply disturbed and he said the allegations are abhorrente royal navy and will not be tolerated, he said. he has initiated his senior team to investigate. but campaigners say part of the problem is the royal navy should not be investigating itself, they want all such complaints to be investigated by an independent body. president biden has condemned a violent attack on the husband of the leading democrat nancy pelosi. paul pelosi was beaten with a hammer at their home in san francisco. he suffered a fractured skull and injuries to his right arm and hands, but is expected to make a full recovery. a man was arrested on charges including attempted murder. the attack has stoked fears about political violence in the run—up to the november 8th midterm elections. it's reported the same chant was used by this guy they have in custody that was used on january 6th in the attack on the us capitol. i'm not making this up. this is reported, i can't guarantee it, but i can tell you what's been reported. the chant was, "where's nancy, where's nancy, where'

ben fernand key was at the head of the u. s. federal reserve at the time. he had the opportunity to put what he had researched 20 years earlier into practice, along with economist douglas diamond and philip to pick the 3 economists what awarded the noble price in economic finances on monday for their findings on the role of banks in crisis. and how to make them less valuable. the research, the fed has hip award to stuck to financial crisis and preventing costly bailouts. and i think the main thing is that it has allowed us to understand whole financial crisis develop on what to do. both on the basis of brennan's did research was another thing. the great depression of the 19 thirty's. it would probably have been a much my dear downturn, had financial institutions been protected from the run on savings. and if the fed had intervened more strongly, and a reminder of the top business stories way following for you here on t w. the moscow stock exchange punched on monday. it followed the bridge explosion that connects russia and crimea a crucial supply route for

admiral sir ben key, the first sea lord, said anyone found culpable would be held accountable, regardless. in a statement on twitter, the chief of the naval staff said that he was deeply disturbed by the allegations and wants to reassure people that any activity which falls short of the highest standards the royal navy sets itself is totally unacceptable. he said the allegations are abhorrent, and that sexual assault and harassment will not be tolerated. and he said senior team has been directed to investigate the claims. our correspondent louisa pilbeam is outside the ministry of defence for us this morning. louisa, the royal navy is taking these allegations very seriously? yes, charlie. iam in the yes, charlie. i am in the newsroom here. this is a strongly worded statement from the most senior figure this is a strongly worded statement from the most seniorfigure in this is a strongly worded statement from the most senior figure in the royal navy, sir ben key has launched an urgent enquiry into allegations that a female personnel in the royal navy working on submarines have been harassed

ben bernard key, douglas diamond and philip, big, big one. the 2022 award. ben rocky was ahead of us federal reserve during the 2008 global financial crisis. and go live to poll reese in san calling for us. so tell us about this. he has low rates fall and why they were awarded the comics bryce. well, fully their research focused on the crisis that led to the great depression in the 19 thirty's. and as you say, it's about banks role in financial crises. how that, that a cause of financial crises, but also victims of financial crises and how at that collapse can make the crises more prolonged. now, there's an inherent sort of contradiction in banks. this relationship between saving and investment on the one hand, it's vital for the economy that savings a channel through 2 investments. but there's also a conflict there because savers want instant access to the money they've saved. where is investors don't want to have to suddenly pay back their investments. normally banks managed to balance this up by having so many savers. that, that doesn't really matter. but

based economists, ben bernanke key, douglas diamond, and philip 5, big one. the 222022, a war for the research on banks and financial crisis out is here. investigations, continuous ah. 7 having gained control of the party bureaucracy, the corbin leadership made tackling antisemitism a priority. there were many instances where i did feel quite uncomfortable in terms of how far they were pursuing individuals for anti semitism. we were instructed to scour through facebook pages and social media pages of individuals who we were looking for under semitic material for the word palestine was included as such term, which was the thing that alarmed me the most. we would act almost immediately to any inquiries that would come in from the jewish chronicle or jewish news. and even if it was, you know, at close of play, we would often get instructed by the directors to just stay behind. so we can take action on those, those individuals the labor falls reveal that anti semitism. campaigners are scurrying social media accounts for evidence to send to labor headquarters. whe

ben bernard key, douglas diamond, and phillip dead vague one. the 2022 award bunkie was the head of the u. s. federal reserve during the 2008 global financial crisis for we says more from stockholm. economists were spoken to hero, please. the a price has gone to a trail of laureates whose work has practical applications. there were searches has its roots in the depression of the 1900 thirties, and it's focused on the role of banks in the economy and why it's so important to avoid banking collapses. it's also focused in on a inherent contradiction in the capitalist system. on the one hand, banks are important for funnelling money from savings to investments. but that also creates an inherent weakness. people who've save money, one inside instant access to their savings. people who are investing don't want to suddenly have to pay back the loans. normally this works pretty well. there's enough savers at the noble committee. you've cited these laureate work as enabling government to know how they can proper banks during crises. not always something

including most obs, sales, senator robert ben, and as as a keys, the kingdom of helping fund rushes. war in ukraine. political haine explains for the past few days we've been hearing from democratic politicians in the united states upset with saudi arabia over opec's decision to cut up to 2000000 barrels of oil production a day starting next month. they're angry for a couple of reasons. one, this is just a few weeks before the next mid term elections poll after poll shows the economy, inflation, some of the biggest concerns for voters, and they tend to favor republicans to fix it. the other reason is ukraine, and that's what we're hearing from a very powerful power politician, senator bob and, and as he's the chairman of the foreign relations committee, he is just the latest to weigh in. in his statement writing the united states must immediately freeze all aspects of our cooperation with saudi arabia, including any arm, sales, and security cooperation. beyond what is necessary to defend us personnel and interests that he added, that he will not greenlight any cooperation until it me

maybe this november hike marks that -- tom: and that is the key call from ben.s it time to position oneself? ben: broadly equities should do ok if this does back that pivot. it seems to be priced in. recorders was the last -- three quarters was the last one. there is some communication from the fed that it will be looking at the data rather than being so resolutely hawkish. equities could yet enjoy a nice run to the end of the year and we would prefer u.s. equities on the basis that our view could be wrong and it has some defensiveness quality to edge. if the labor market does not show signs of calling, and the fed may have to revert to hiking then equity markets could be in trouble. francine: one concern is even if you look at the best case now, we need to be repricing bonds and equities. ben: i think what is priced in to the bond market is three quarters in november and half percent into the end of the year. and then it may be. you might not -- in the short term i don't think equities have that priced in. the fed makes the pivot then equities can enjoy the rel

. >> ben, one of the key things here has been the raw and emotional testimony that we have heard from' families here, describing death threats, for years, that they had faced because of what jones had said, threats of rape, confrontations outside their homes because people believe what jones had to say, this has gotten intense and emotional again and again since this trial began several weeks ago. >> people have had to move all around the country in some cases just to escape this double victimization. this is the double whammy that happens in america right now, to families who are victims of mass shootings. not only does that happen to you, you lose a family member, you lose someone close to you in life, and the worst conceivable way, and then it's worse after that, from every day forward, by people trying to, you know, stop you out of your home and say you don't really exist and not really part of american society, and somehow a plant or something like that. and by the way, i want to make this very clear, alex jones has doubled down and called sandy hook synthetic as hell as recently

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this is one of the key questions. ben made that argument and other people will say why? is there a cycle of slowing inflation or will it be something more substantial? jonathan: if there is a positive supply-side story to speak about that brings down inflation and allows the fed to back away, you can make the argument that is bullish. the defense pausing then it's a hard push to say that is bullish. lisa: you can seek new shutdowns in shanghai ahead of the party congress and factories idle, certainly in germany as they try to save energy. jonathan: we will talk about the policy response in a moment with anne-marie or dern in d.c.. then we will talk with the chief and dressed -- investment strategist at i capital. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ lisa: china is doubling down on the defense of covid zero policy, strategy that has been a hallmark. for the third day this week, the influential people's daily newspaper regard it as strong support for the company's zero-tolerance approach to the virus ahead of a key communist party meeting that starts on october 16. gun

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key bridge to crimea. it was meant to symbolize the annexation of the region. bennanke will share this year's nobel prize in economics. they were honored for their research on the economic crisis and the nobel prize committee says the three improve the understanding and the role of banks as well as how to regulate financial markets. the bank of england has expanded its emergency steps in the bond market will stop they are designed to broaden purchases in the boe started the bond buying last month after market turmoil caused by the government. a megayacht licked -- linked to one of russia's richest men has docked in hong kong harbor step the yacht is tied to a man who was sanctioned by the u.s. and the you a following the russian invasion of ukraine. global news, 24 hours a day and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ - in the last two years, we quadrupled our team and the pace we're growing, i couldn't keep up without ziprecruiter. they do the legwork and they get my job postin

a key figure in ben wallace's office secretary of defense, where ben wallace ben fired washington heugh in front of empty stands. e, where he made a speech for 8 minutes about how ukraine wins on the fields of a special military operation, in general. what is this what is this and does this mean that washington and london are preparing something? i do not know a serious provocation against ukraine take the position as before. we were talking warmongers. uh, the main proposals for the escalation of the conflict to expand its scope go from great britain further than great britain, they are broadcast partly by itself partly through the kiev regime partly through poland through partly through the baltic states, but britain this is the leader of this escalation faction that exists in the western a- but in the western world, but the united states, uh, well, from my point of view, i, at least, interpret events like that and tried to recent months. and to find such a safer option than the uk offered, because what is being offered to the uk is a direct path to a nuclear nuclear war, that is,

some key names being brought forward with ben wallace, who could, indeed, lead the party forward. sunak who stood as opposition to her when we needed to find a leader for the uk, also is standing in line you also have penny mordaunt, the leader of the lower house as well who is, indeed, in the running. but the big name also leading the polls, according to ugov is boris johnson, to step back into that seat again as the leader of the conservative party as well as a prime minister of the uk. so, of course, all of this comes after liz truss promoted, encouraged and put forward a mini budget on september 23rd, which was aimed at cutting a whole host of tax elements, which were unfunded, creating around 45 billion pounds of spending cuts when it comes to taxes. that saw the markets roiled and the bank of england felt it had to intervene in order to create some stability in the market and assure that market pullback wasn't as bad as we found it then we heard of quasi kwarteng, the finance minister, also resigning, having u-turned on a number of policies last week then on friday we saw a

ben riley smith? the telegraph. thank you, prime minister, clearly, a difficult day. can you explain to the public why you think you should remain as prime minister given that you've junked a keyu to be elected? and you got rid of your chancellor. i'm absolutely determined to see you through what i have promised, to deliver a higher growth, more prosperous united kingdom, to see us through the storm we face. we've already delivered the energy price guarantee, making sure people aren't facing huge bills this winter. but it was right, in the face of the issues that we had that, that i acted decisively to ensure that we have economic stability. because that is vitally important to people and businesses right across our country. erm... harry cole. thank you, prime minister. from the sun. you wanted to cut the 45p rate, you stood on a platform to winl the leadership of the party- on a platform to cut operation tax. you and the ex—chancellor designed this budget together in lockstep - we're told, at times - in secret, the two of you. | he has to go because of the falloutj from it, how come you get to stay? my priority already is making sure we deliver the economic stability that our

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occupied cats on reach, and key affairs they call for the civilian avocation in the region could precede an escalation in russian attacks. earlier i asked military analyst sam ben did what he makes of putin calling off more massive strikes on ukraine. well, probably there is a need for russian military to re evaluate the impact of the strikes. it is known that they have spent a significant amount of their precision guided munitions and other rockets which are in short supply. but at the same time, the strikes cause international condemnation and really have not stop. the ukrainian results were also hearing from mr. brewton that he doesn't see a need to expand the draft any further. i mean, could this be in response to the public anger over conscription? quite possibly, there's been a lot of anger. there's been a lot of public condemnation, a lot of video shared publicly across russia. and around the world, but also there's a need for russia to essentially see how the mobilization going at this point. how many soldiers are actually enough, or the combat that they're planning. and therefore, a certain pause and re evaluation is probably necessary for the ministry

key players in this. penny mourdant, rishi sunak, jeremy hunt and ben wallace. be back on track. can you get that cross—party support? there will be a few uncomfortable people because there always are. but i think the majority of people realise that the interest in our country, people we represent, the real people with real lives, we have to pull together. by and large, i think most of us will. i certainly will. ~ . ., , think most of us will. i certainly will. ~ _, , ., think most of us will. i certainly will. ~ , ., ., , , think most of us will. i certainly will. ~ , ., , ., will. when it comes to the noises of and government... _ will. when it comes to the noises of and government... what _ will. when it comes to the noises of and government... what do - will. when it comes to the noises of and government... what do you - will. when it comes to the noises of i and government... what do you think he should do? i and government. .. what do you think he should do?— he should do? i think he needs to have a broad _ he should do? i think he needs to have a broad ch

immediately reject it, that is, the key issue is that they put on the agenda in general the issue of the possible use of tactical nuclear weapons. so this moment, and ben is sick, and khrystyna has some more additions, i think that the russian federation is folding the radbesuon today and we will consider the use of a dirty bomb as an act of nuclear terrorism, nibenzia declares, well, it’s as simple as saying, there is no doubt that there is a nuclear threat, and some high-ranking military officers ukraine says that this threat is a pity. although it is absolutely unthinkable to think about it, if you can say so. well, it is such a threat. i want to remember such an interesting moment to our viewers that on the first day uh, in the position of prime minister of the country of great britain, he signs the so-called last order , the first day of the last order. he writes by hand he doesn't dictate to the typist he er in this letter we don't know what he writes er he can write write let 's say er rely on yourself may the lord help you or join the armed forces of the united states of america and this letter is handed to four nuclear submarines in service it

shares of big names are sliding as the biden administration looks to clamp down on key chip-making technology. >>> and benle prize in economics. the second hour of "squawk box" begins right now ♪ >>> good morning and welcome to "squawk box" right here on cnbc. we're live in time square. i'm andrew ross sorkin, along with joe kernen and becky quick. let's take a look at u.s. equity futures at this hour on this monday morning got some red for you on the screen we're going to show you where things stand the dow looks like it will open 30 points. the s&p 500 off about eight points the bond markets there closed for the holiday today. still want to show you where things stood at the end of last week you can see ten-year note ending at 3.88. also take a look at oil this morning as we think about the energy complex you're looking at wti crude. 92.27. and then crypto, crypto never sleeps, that market, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 19,289 on bitcoin right about now. >>> we have a couple of headlines to tell you about. investors are awaiting key market-moving events this week the most impactful, the latest reading

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bens. yeah. and he's a deputy dmitri polanski had been addressing those in attendance issues, for example, that of russia withdrawn from the ukrainian grain export deal. but also that have key of drone attacks in the black sea at the j. c. c, for its implementation. and they are still there. we look forward to welcoming them back as a full and active participant, as soon as may be in the fulfilment of the goals that we have all agreed and signed up to. the united nations is ready to address concerns. listen to suggestions from all sides. we've had many discussions as we approach the $120.00 day extension point on november, the 19th, which can be where the initiative can be renewed them con. today, emergency measures were taken to release some of the cargo from ukraine and ports. and to inspect some of the $100.00 also vessels. that a cued up and ready to go. we need to continue fulfilling our commitments and act in concert. as before, excuse me, our understanding is that initiative and commitments remain in force even during the suspension of rushes. participation. today 12 ships sailed out from ukrainian ports and 2 headed in to load food. all these ships were previously i

key player. so watch out for that name or defense. could it be a continuation of ben wallace who's as a pair of hands as well and quite a that made an impression upon the country over his handling of ukraine. now he's still in post with, with the previous government he was imposed on previous government. he could be a possibility, foreign minister, james, cleverly seen as being a good operator, but will that will, that fit and his trust appointee remains to be seen. he's got to put a priority on all of this and we'll be hearing, i would think quite soon, some of those big names being named. and andrew, obviously a great deal of pressure on the new prime minister across the u. k. to see and see how is when you get to deal with this economic crisis, which is obviously affecting different people across the u. k. in different ways, whether they're civilians, you might seal citizens in their own homes or, or business men trying to work out how they get to pay the bills. yes sir, he's got a mountain to climb. he's already said in his speech that is going to be about actions

can come back and be a key and central and important and stable player in the support of ukraine. i don't think that is particularly in doubt. again ben walas defense secretary on a rush trip to meet with lloyd austin, defense secretary, to work on the issue of ukraine. so the relationships are there. but it does send worrying signals that countries like russia are ready to exploit and the foreign ministry spokesperson today in moscow, maria zackarovia called lynn truss a waste. she said at the beginning of the year, which seemed like such a long time ago, the russian authorities trolled her for her lack of experience and knowledge in international affairs. they're trolling her again. none of this is helpful and relationships that get on to rocky grounds or where truss and confidence is shaken, it doesn't automatically re-set it tfl so previous position. so the u.k. has a lot to do but the partners want it back where it was. strong and firm. >> nick, it is great to see you. bianca, thank you so much. >>> and so also happening this hour, president biden is heading to pennsylvania. his 18th trip to the commonwealth since taking office a

ben sasse will retire before the end of the year. sasse was one of seven republican senators who voted to convict former president donald trump over his role on january 6. a federal judge has halted key provisions of new york's latest gun law. the judge said the law went too far in requiring applicants to turn information. the u.s. supreme court overturned the state because previous gun law. south korea says north korea flew 12 more planes near their shared border, further ratcheting up tensions. the south responded by launching 30 more of their own. north korea fired two more ballistic missiles into the sea. in seo, south korea's president condemned the >> people could be worried, but our government will thoroughly take care of people's lives and security based on security cooperation between south korea, the united states and japan. amna: a u.s. aircraft carrier returned to the waters east of south korea. allied warships conducted a drill to simulate shooting down north korea's missiles. at least 22 people are dead tonight after two boats packed with migrants sank off the greek island of less pose. dozens are still missing the. -- are still missing. people from afghanistan, iran an

, of course, from ben wallace, the defense secretary and man who at that money and speculated could be in the running himself throwing his weight behind boss johnson. you got other key figures like such a chevy, the former chancellor saying that he's backing richie see not if you look at what the the cookies are saying though they putting the where she seen. i firmly. i had bought johnson 2nd and any more than. but the question is whether all this could be wrapped up before 2 pm on monday, whether the policy can coalesce around a single candidate or whether or not they'll open it up to party members. if they do that, the policy members could steve the results completely there around a $130000.00 party members to we're looking at a, a turn out of probably around $80000.00 members casting their vote as they did last time round in the summer during the leadership race then, and the suggestion is that they may well throw their support behind boris johnson. so it's not a done deal yet regardless of how many m. p 's openly coming out and throwing that support behind sooner it need, you know, as british voters watch the news this weekend and all the way through monday and

control of key infrastructure in the northern to grow a region that seeing recent fighting thousands of girls and women in more than india will protest against child in sport, ram address, karen bens, my favorite to win the bound or later in paris sandwiches over a month ago until cuts off haste, the wild cap. the country has been awarded, and not that major football tournament. the asian come. ah! so the case new finance minister says he will reverse almost all the measures announced by his predecessor, 3 weeks ago. jeremy hunts announcing tax and spending measures 2 weeks earlier than planned. he says he won't borrow to fund tax cut. so the basic income tax rate will remain at 20 percent indefinitely. it confirm people in the u. k. will receive support to pay their energy bills until april, when it will become kept and talked. the most important objective for our country right now is stability. governments cannot eliminate volatility in markets, but they can play their part. and we will do so. because instability affects the prices of things in shops, the cost of mortgages and the values of pensioners. there will be more difficult decisions. i'm a phrase on both tax and spending

energy, the kingdom, prince abdullazis ben salman has already said that his country decided to behave a little smarter and not to aggravate relations with the key western union. the last quarrel happened due to the fact that riyadh did not go towards the baytan administration, which insisted on increasing the volume of oil production in order to first bring down valuable. secondly, to help baidan in the elections and more in parallel. it is naive to deprive russia of a significant part of its income, as alliance again plus reports, in which the de-factor is led by the saudis. and the russians, on the contrary , announced a reduction in production by 2 million barrels in court since november, such disobedience caused discontent in america and president biden. threatened the arab allies with serious consequences, for this trick the strategic communications coordinator, council, we have white house security kirby was unable to answer. was there even a so-called secret arrangement between the us and saudi arabia on oil, which he allegedly allegedly violated by saying that this was a conversation, actually, about a strategic partnership, and not som

isjeremy hunt who has now come in as chancellor and there is ben wallace who is a highly respected defence secretary. i would like those four keynment, or we bring some more grown—ups into government than it is incumbent on every one of my colleagues in this emergency situation to rally around that leadership and get on with a job that we desperately need them to do. ., job that we desperately need them to do. . , ., , job that we desperately need them to do. ., ,, ,, , do. that sounds sensible, sounds almost like _ do. that sounds sensible, sounds almost like a _ do. that sounds sensible, sounds almost like a conclave _ do. that sounds sensible, sounds almost like a conclave that i do. that sounds sensible, sounds almost like a conclave that some | almost like a conclave that some time and money we will see white smoke rising from the roof of the 1922 committee room. the only thing without is that when theresa may stirred and it became almost a coronation, the membership didn�*t like the fact that they didn�*t have a say on its, does that undermine, with that undermine the position of the next with that undermine the position

ben johnson secretary of state for defense during this government crisis, he was urgently summoned to washington for consultations. everyone thought and wondered, and now they are guessing that he actually urgently. a keyon a call on a whistle and from washington he returned and today spoke in parliament, though in front of an absolute empty. uh, stands, in front of an empty hall, the speech lasted 8 minutes and was devoted to the topic of ukrainian victories in fronts of a special military operation and the retreat of russian troops. e ubiquitous, but er, in fact , a lot of analysts said that it was possible that some kind of monstrous provocation was being discussed in washington. new. uh, fronts, somewhere in ukraine in order to naturally blame everything on russia and so on, because they somehow need to turn the situation around, because the situation is really, they understand this very well for ukraine and for the west very and very heavy. what do you think, why did he go and what is the probability here such a provocative scenario from the other side? yes indeed, the situation is now developing, probably not in favor of ukraine. much has already been said about the fact that ukraine is now pushi

ben riley smith of the telegraph? clearly a difficult day. can you explain to the public why you think you should remain as prime minister whereas you have junked a key are told, at times in secret, the two of you. he has to go because of the fallout from it. how come you get to stay? my priority is making sure we deliver the economic stability our country needs. that is why i took the difficult decisions i have taken today. the mission remains the same. we need to raise our country's economic growth levels and deliver for people across the country and we are committed to delivering on the energy price guarantee which people are already seeing in their bills. but ultimately, we also need to make sure we have economic stability and i have to act in the national interest as prime minister. erm... chris mason. excuse the bluntness, prime minister, but given everything that has happened, what credibility do you have to continue in government? what i have done today is made sure that we have economic stability in this country. jeremy hunt as chancellor is somebody who shares my desire for a high growth, low tax economy. we recognise because of current mar