and being boris, typically, it was a case _ being boris, typically, it was a case of. — being boris, prime minister? in _ minister. any regrets, prime minister? in his _ minister. any regrets, prime minister? in his final- minister. any regrets, prime i minister? in his final appearance at pmqs, minister? in his final appearance at was. johnson _ minister? in his final appearance at pmqs, johnson offered _ minister? in his final appearance at pmqs, johnson offered words i minister? in his final appearance at pmqs, johnson offered words of. pmqs, johnson offered words of advice for his successor. focus on the road ahead focus on the road ahead but always remember to check the rear view mirror. i have helped to get this country to a pandemic and helped save another country from barbarism. and frankly, that is enough to be going on with. mission largely accomplished. for now. i want to thank everybody here and hasta la vista, baby!— hasta la vista, baby! johnson left the chamber— hasta la vista, baby! johnson left the chamber to _ hasta la vista, baby! johnson left the chamber to a _ ha

boris boris well? carry on smart o educated wealthy and single. it does not happen, for sure the status of remission. here you go in a couple of months. throw something out. you have to think room. well, i'm not even your patient. well , okay, where and when i will figure out how to introduce you and tell you, i have a round in 10 minutes. let's all see you. waiting for you. hello delivery service please accept the order. they probably didn't order anything for mistakes. we will enter the address here. bring in let's put it here. everything is fine. that's all. now it's okay that after work i invited you. take a walk? can we switch to you? let's. tell us about yourself school institute. then the parents died, going down the mountain river, he was left alone. dad and mom say far from poor people. well, in general, not to tell for a long time. now i am a co-owner of a textile factories. why have you never been married? you need to marry only when you really find your woman. how did you meet nikolai i don't want to talk, but when he's not around, if

boris mikhailovich choose where you will sit down? better to see, it'll just be boris mihajlovic was difficult to do. here is such a first step to the audience again insanely insanely. difficult, but joyful boris mikhailovich is scary, but joyful, because there is no more buzz in life than you go on this stage. svetlana morgunova is an announcer of the central television, who also does not go anywhere now and we wish her good health. but borya took care of himself. still. you let's say. yes, too, in telling pills. you were in control of the whole process, laying out the pills for the morning for the evening. there were times when he refused. he says i i can't drink anymore. and there, for some two weeks, he did not drink, then i simply persuaded him from the pain. i say, if you don't take pills, i won't come to you and in this way i forced him to just keep drinking, and he also did a great job, in general, three years ago. he quit smoking without telling anyone. for him it's just fantastic, he felt that he was not feeling well from ci

boris has realised quite early on it— boris has realised quite early on it that _ boris has realisedt he would go further if you — on it that he would go further if you broke all of those rules _ if you broke all of those rules. people would love him even — rules. people would love him even more. rules. people would love him even more-— rules. people would love him even more. g ., . even more. johnson was elected a member— even more. johnson was elected a member of— even more. johnson was elected a member of eton's _ even more. johnson was elected a member of eton's elite - even more. johnson was elected a member of eton's elite group. a member of eton's elite group which could wear its own fancy waistcoats and he was made captain of the school. it was at eton that he would learn to play by his own rules.- play by his own rules. martin hammond. _ play by his own rules. martin hammond, his _ play by his own rules. martin hammond, his house - play by his own rules. martini hammond, his house master play by his own rules. martin - hammond, his house master who also taught, one of the pe

for that, boris _ resigned. just two sentences. for that, boris johnson _ resigned.just two sentences. for| that, boris johnson would need to that, borisjohnson would need to not be found wanting and to have deliberately misled parliament, and thatis deliberately misled parliament, and that is why it is interesting in another paper when they talk about iain duncan smith already, supported by nadeem darius, trying to get rid of that privileges committee inquiry. he could be suspended as an mp and that would be problematic if he is planning a comeback.- he is planning a comeback. indeed. the master — he is planning a comeback. indeed. the master of _ he is planning a comeback. indeed. the master of understatement. - he is planning a comeback. indeed. j the master of understatement. can you take us away from politics now, going to the front page of the sunday times. the energy crisis is priced to avoid world war says zelensky. what is the ukrainian president's message? the ukrainian resident, president's message? the ukrainian president. his _ president's message? the u

for boris.t he could mess it up. throughout his life, boris johnson's favoured mode of transport has been the seat of his pants. his roller—coaster premiership has been dominated by questions about his character, his integrity and the biggest puzzle of all, who is the real borisjohnson? get me a ladder! he is the people person that people want to see as their prime minister, someone they can relate to and they can relate to someone who gets stuck on a zip wire or who has his shirt hanging out because that's what they do every day of their lives. this is borisjohnson, aged five, paddling his own canoe. he grew up the eldest of four children in the hugely competitive johnson family. he knows that life is a competition. he always wants to be top. whenever anyone asked him what he wanted to be, he would answer world king, that is true. yes. he painted this self—portrait at the age of 12 and downgraded his ambition to become british prime minister. at the age of 13, johnson was off to eton college, t

boris will always be remembered — always — as the one who got us out.of a comfort for him cos he wants so much more. simon hart saw it very differently when he wrote his resignation letter. "you'll be remembered as a prime minister with energy, vision, determination and humour. there was never a dull moment as a minister in your government, and i will be forever grateful to have been given the chance to be part of it." i just suddenly realised, it's glaring — i said "upmost", not "utmost". you want your generals to be optimistic and upbeat. there's nothing worse than serving under somebody who is convinced that we're going to lose. boris was always convinced, whether it was covid, ukraine, the economy or anything else, that we were always going to win — always — always going to win, and that's an infectious leadership quality. and do you think we haven't seen the last of him? yeah, i don't think we have — i don't think we will ever not see the last — or see the last of borisjohnson. he's like the silverback gorilla, isn't he? hejust dominates — he domin

boris is a chancellor — he is a chancellor. — — chancer.l, that he was a bit of a chancellor in his day. but boris is not churchill. johnson himself was always concerned about his legacy. he once told me why he wanted to move from fleet street to westminster. as he put it, "because no—one puts up statues to journalists." hello. what across western parts of the uk and there are some for the rain, in parts of scotland and northern ireland. you can see those online. tonight, some of the heaviest rain across western parts will ease before popping up again later in the night. rainfall pushing further north to scotland and showers developing into parts of england which will begin to fade away. quite a warm night. we start tomorrow with heavy rain, windy conditions in northern ireland and that will push away. further pulses of rain pushing north through scotland, persistently went through parts of eastern scotland. for wales in the western side of england, showery rain occasionallyjust pushing further into wards parts of the midland and across nor

he performance by boris johnson, classic boris johnson.- classic boris johnson.yed down the idea he could make a political comeback. i do not think speculation about him will go away. i do not think we have heard the last of him. he was clear that in the immediate future he sees his role as supportive of the prime minister. he said a booster rocket that has fulfilled its function. i think he is trying to persuade us that boris johnson think he is trying to persuade us that borisjohnson mark think he is trying to persuade us that boris johnson mark two think he is trying to persuade us that borisjohnson mark two is probably not going to happen but with borisjohnson, i suspect he might be tempted to make his views known a bit in the future. you wonder what _ known a bit in the future. you wonder what conversation he is having with his wife as they head to the airport to fly to bal moral. how he genuinely is looking back. there was no emotion, no crack of the voice, nothing visible. it was boris johnson energy. interesting to compare it with theresa may, david camer

boris johnson, at i interesting. boris johnson, at 7:30am, interesting.russ, when she came to the lectern, luckily for there was not a terrible storm, but there had been about five minutes for her. he reminded me of president transla hollande of france, when he was inaugurated as president, and stood inaugurated as president, and stood in a street and got soaking wet and no one put in on —— putan —— put an umbrella over him. liz truss dodged that bullet. -- put an umbrella over him. liz truss dodged that bullet. michael cockerell, good _ truss dodged that bullet. michael cockerell, good to _ truss dodged that bullet. michael cockerell, good to listen - truss dodged that bullet. michael cockerell, good to listen to - truss dodged that bullet. michael cockerell, good to listen to you. i cockerell, good to listen to you. very few are bigger authorities on this. look forward to the liz truss film. thank you very much. 0ur political correspondent damian grammaticas is at downing street. good to see you, glad it is not raining there at the moment. a momentous d

boris is here. we have _ shall making £11 million... simon. boris is here. minister, arrive at balmoral. so the first stage of this process of the handing over of power is about to begin when he has his audience with the queen and tenders his resignation. then a short gap before liz truss arrives and is asked to form the next government and she officially becomes prime minister. so this is the tradition, the protocol, and this is the 15th prime minister, went liz truss officially becomes prime minister, the 15th prime minister of the queen's rain. remind it is happening at balmoral rather than at buckingham palace in london because of ability issues. the queen traditionally spent a chunk of the summer at balmoral and her estate there. and her staff wanted to have certainty around her diary, so it was arranged that this handover of power would take place there. in scotland rather than here in london. let's continue with liz truss's plans, as we understand them and are hearing about them, to deal with energy bills. let's talk about this now. i'm joined now by

liz truss came out in support of boris johnson _ truss came out in support of boris johnson when everyoneng, and nadine dorries made those comments about liz truss being dress _ those comments about liz truss being dress and _ those comments about liz truss being dress and accessories while rishi sunak— dress and accessories while rishi sunak was— dress and accessories while rishi sunak was bring expensive shoes. whatever— sunak was bring expensive shoes. whatever the case, this front is suggesting that we are just seeing the dying — suggesting that we are just seeing the dying throes of an administration that has been in power— administration that has been in power for— administration that has been in power for too long. it administration that has been in power for too long.— administration that has been in power for too long. it has certainly been in power— power for too long. it has certainly been in power for _ power for too long. it has certainly been in power for a _ power for too long. it has certainly been in power for a long _ power for too long. it has certainly been in power fo

will boris johnson change politics?gardian writes, he will probably make a farewell speech on tuesday morning iryna guts is the only news in the social furrow. johnson was in office for two years and 349 days. in july 2019, he assured the british that he would withdraw the country from the european union. on january 31, the united kingdom left the eu. johnson was the first of the world leaders to visit ukraine after the russian invasion. on his initiative, the united kingdom provided ukraine has anti-defense systems, drones, armored personnel carriers, short-range missiles , anti-tank missiles and ammunition. the prime minister also said that ukraine has the right to use of british weapons to destroy targets on the territory of russia johnson also tried to convince other countries to provide ukraine with weapons from germany and france at the g7 summit demanded to increase the supply boris johnsonyuk or chupryna is so fondly called the prime minister of the united kingdom boris johnson in ukraine ukrainians compose song

wait, boris son called mother fucker. phone, like the future, when the child was with me, i called, he says to me that he is suing me. i thought he was joking, because he joked so often that he would deprive me of parental rights, i asked him. on what basis, how did you tell mother ariana that you weren't bringing in, the baby is there a week later from the phone. i rang. i say, arina everything, i say. that's it, she started to threaten here to me. i say arina leave me alone. i filed a statement of claim to determine the place of residence of the child. and why did you need it? yes, my child, he is afraid, his own mother should be officially won everything according to the law, and you do n’t give it to me now, but the child is afraid of you, she mocked him, uh, with a stick on the head, for which they brought him up from the fact that he last year fell from a tree, the conclusion of the doctors is that i drove him in pain. i was already afraid to pour everything because he can imagine how these two girls with big stick.

i think that he will not reduce aid to ukraine below the level set by prime minister boris johnson. i think that here now this new government will have a certain test. but in december, this test will end with an unequivocal victory in the sense that a critical point will be passed in this psychological tension regarding e-e energy prices for everything else, that is, in a group, we will see together whether his prime minister or the prime minister of the next prime minister therefore spoke constructively productively during this a-a process so that our concept our concept diverged far across the uk so i am very pleased to see such results i want to take this opportunity to thank from the bottom of my heart our current leader and prem' to prime minister boris johnson, his exceptional leadership during such events and such eras as the onset of the coronavirus, as well as such a conflict on the territory of europe, he showed solidarity, resilience and is passing the baton to to our new leader and the new prime minister, the new leader, and the legacy that she will receive and continue

boris johnson's name was heard in the hall, there was applause, but restrained applause, because boris johnson resigned. as the leader of the party, under pressure from fellow party members, they themselves demanded his resignation against the background of a number of scandals. at the same time the wrestler johnson formally remains the prime minister, he still remains on downing street where is my colleague olga malchevska now olya i congratulate you and when will you officially take over the post of prime minister of great britain congratulations zhenya really the procedure for appointing a prime minister in great britain is significantly different from the ukrainian one, here the prime minister becomes the person who heads the conservative party, actually the conservative party , now, because this party is in power, formally the prime minister becomes the person who heads the party in power, but since it is a conservative party for the last 12 years, they voted accordingly to elect the leader and the new prime minister in this party, but it did not happen in one day. it was a whole

boris goodbye.it seems that he wants to exclaim the whole united kingdom, which is so tired of johnson and his endless stupid jokes. here is another one. if you have an old kettle that takes forever to boil you may need £20 to replace it but if you buy a new one you save £10 every year on electricity bills. such a kettle policy made many britons quickly boil, who are faced with an energy crisis since october 1, an increase in electricity tariffs in the kingdom will be 80%. this is the legacy johnson leaves behind when he leaves, that is, the average council bill will increase immediately by 1,500 pounds. that is, save ten. it 's the same as scooping up water from the titanic with thimbles. johnson has lost touch with reality resenting the state of his opponents and baristas and questioning. and maybe he doesn't care anymore. or maybe it's both here and there . such behavior and such scandalous rhetoric, but were at hand. err welsh prime minister johnson when he was doing local tasks. that is, when h

and liz truss will succeed boris johnson and become the uk's next prime minister. let's check in on the markets as we way up the closure of nord stream 1. that surprise given that the early part of friday we saw that data suggested the flows would come back online but that did not happen. the g7 putting a cap on russian oil. and then the russian decision to keep nord stream 1 closed. europe confronting the prospects of blackouts this winter. an emergency meeting at the end of this week and the implications for the ecb which will focus in on the euro because the pressure will be there on the single currency on the back of this news. let's start with what happened in asia. there is a story around technology and the u.s. considering further curbs on investment particularly in chinese tech companies. you see that reflected. european futures down 3% after gains on friday. the expectation on friday was at the pipeline would reopen and then the shock came through at the end of the day that this would not happen so pressure on european stocks. it is labor day and the u.s.

a lot of stuff that boris _ up to scrutiny. a lot of stuff that boris johnson up to scrutiny.nder a — time the fact that he's departing under a cloud of the sprays under investigation looking at whether he misled _ investigation looking at whether he misled parliament for mps find he did he _ misled parliament for mps find he did he could be punished and if he is suspended for more than ten days he may— is suspended for more than ten days he may even faze a petition for a by election— he may even faze a petition for a by election in— he may even faze a petition for a by election in his seat. he wasn't going to — election in his seat. he wasn't going to say any of that in front of downing _ going to say any of that in front of downing street for the you wouldn't expect _ downing street for the you wouldn't expect any prime minister to get into the — expect any prime minister to get into the more negative sides of their— into the more negative sides of their leadership. no. ithink into the more negative sides of their leadership. no. i think it's important — their leadership. no

boris? >> we know you'll keep watching the story closely for us. paula newton from ottawa, thank you very much. >>> joining us to join us with the latest is julia kiam, a former assistant secretary for the department of homeland security and also with us cnn senior law enforcement analyst charles ramsey, the former philadelphia police superi superintendent. >> what do you make of what's going on in saskatchewan? >> we know that the indigenous nation, the james smith cree nation went under lockdown. we don't know if that's because there is a strong evidence that a certain community was targeted, but then if you just look at the breadth of killings over such a sort a long stretch of geography, one has to assume that there might be just also random violence involved, so it starts as targeted and becomes a spree. we just don't know yet. i think the other thing i'm sort of surprised at is that they are still in pursuit. i would have assumed just given the number of resources, you know, headed tow

we saw boris johnson her predecessor. we saw boris johnson that — her predecessor.e saw boris johnson that he very _ her predecessor. we saw boris johnson that he very much - her predecessor. we saw boris johnson that he very much put| her predecessor. we saw boris i johnson that he very much put his johnson that he very much put his cabinet with loyalists, people with do or who are aligned with what he wanted to do. liz truss now has a decision to do with rishi sunak and his supporters. but she may appoint some of his supporters. she his supporters. but she may appoint some of his supporters.— some of his supporters. she could, but in her briefings _ some of his supporters. she could, but in her briefings it _ some of his supporters. she could, but in her briefings it suggests - but in her briefings it suggests that her— but in her briefings it suggests that her cabinet will be largely filled _ that her cabinet will be largely filled with their own supporters and indeed _ filled with their own supporters and indeed many prominent members of borisjohnson was in inde

clearly when you have boris johnson with over _ clearly when you have boris johnson with over 60 peoplew we have voting — at the length of the process, now we have voting online and people working — have voting online and people working from home, surely they could have been— working from home, surely they could have been at least half the duration of that _ have been at least half the duration of that. also this blue on blue attacks— of that. also this blue on blue attacks and how that leaves a very divided _ attacks and how that leaves a very divided party point and of course lined _ divided party point and of course lined the — divided party point and of course lined the opposition, and when parliament is sitting, it will do so again— parliament is sitting, it will do so again from — parliament is sitting, it will do so again from next monday, will of course — again from next monday, will of course he — again from next monday, will of course be very quick to jump again from next monday, will of course be very quick tojump on again from next monday, will of course be very quick to jum

boris goodbye.seems that he wants to exclaim the whole united kingdom, which is so tired of johnson and his endless stupid jokes. here is another one. if you have an old kettle that takes forever to boil, then you may it takes £20 to replace it, but if you buy a new one you save £10 every year on your electricity bill. such a policy of a kettle made many britons quickly boil, who are faced with an energy crisis from october 1, an increase in electricity tariffs in the kingdom will be 80%. this is the legacy johnson leaves behind when he leaves, that is, the average bill for advice will increase immediately by 1,500 pounds. that is, save ten. it 's like scooping water off the titanic with thimbles. do not guess the writer eden heyord johnson has lost touch with reality, they are indignant at the state of his opponents neyborists and question. or maybe he doesn't care anymore. or maybe right here both that and the other as a whole. and such behavior and such scandalous rhetoric, but were at hand. err

about borisjohnson's speech earlier. about boris johnson's speech earlier. ., , ., about boris johnson'sified about the energy bills — earlier. people are petrified about the energy bills coming _ earlier. people are petrified about the energy bills coming their- earlier. people are petrified about the energy bills coming their way. businesses are, as well. we need answers_ businesses are, as well. we need answers to — businesses are, as well. we need answers to this and it is urgent liz truss— answers to this and it is urgent liz truss deals — answers to this and it is urgent liz truss deals with it immediately. we have said _ truss deals with it immediately. we have said there should be an energy freeze _ have said there should be an energy freeze we — have said there should be an energy freeze. we have said we should pay for that— freeze. we have said we should pay for that by— freeze. we have said we should pay for that by a windfall tax on the -as for that by a windfall tax on the gas and — for that by a windfall tax on the gas and energy companies, oil companies, that have made hug

she will take over for boris johnson on tuesday.a moment of victory for her but she is facing huge challenges energy crisis, concerns about recession, and worker unrest over the soaring costs of living. her party is behind in the opinion polls after numerous scandals around boris johnson. chris mason now reports. >> liz truss arrived as foreign secretary and would leave as tomorrow's prime minister. the final act in the contest based boris johnson, the outcome. inside, an expected crowd after a long campaign awaits the candidates. and then the result. >> i give notice that liz truss is elected as the leader of the conservative union already. >> the words follow her winning in the hands of her husband, a clear victory but not a landslide. >> thank you for putting your faith in me to lead our great conservative party. the greatest political party on earth. i will deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy. i will deliver on the energy isis, dealing with people's energy bills and dealing with long-term issues we have on ener

ben wallace remains defense secretary, the position he held under boris johnson.s had widespread praise for the u.k.'s response to the war in ukraine. lewis is the new justice secretary. he resigned in july. a lot to discuss with the appointments and the broader ambitions. first let's go right back to the beginning of the day because boris johnson spoke here at downing street at 7:30 a.m. this morning. >> the torch will be passed to a new conservative leader and it will be handed over to what has unexpectedly turned out to be a relay race. they changed the rules halfway through, but never mind that. and a new prime minister will go meet a fee and test a group of public servants. the people who got brexit done and delivhe fastest vaccine rollout in europe will never forget, 70% got a dose within six months, faster than any comparable country. that is government for you. that is this conservative government. ross: it is tradition that the queen invites the new prime minister to form a government so it has been today. liz trust arriving for her meeting with the queen

so, today is the day when britain changed prime minister boris johnson held this position three yearsay, he officially presented his powers to the queen immediately after his resignation, the lis tras met with the queen - this is the ceremonial procedure for appointing a new prime minister without an audience with her majesty as the prime minister in britain general elections. and according to the results of internal party elections, there was a change of the leaders of the conservative party, and with details natalia skafapenko of britain, according to tradition, it takes place at the same time with the participation of the triumvirate of the monarch and two prime ministers of the fact that is also the fact that she has taken over her powers in the last three years, this is the third time this time that listrans has officially taken over the position of head of the cabinet after another change of the leader of the ruling conservative party, this happened at the moment when queen elizabeth officially invited her to form the government, this time this ceremony is the first time for her

i think boris johnson _ that boris johnson reached?nk boris johnson had a _ that boris johnson reached? i think boris johnson had a personal- that boris johnson reached? i think boris johnson had a personal star l borisjohnson had a personal star power which liz truss doesn't have at the moment and borisjohnson had at the moment and borisjohnson had a long career in british public life, being a popular, charismatic person that people thought he could relate to. i think that is what he was hinting at there and i think it would be a big challenge for liz truss to... would be a big challenge for liz truss t0- - -_ truss to... you always do get a changing _ truss to... you always do get a changing of _ truss to... you always do get a changing of the _ truss to... you always do get a changing of the doubt - truss to... you always do get a changing of the doubt when - truss to... you always do get a | changing of the doubt when the truss to... you always do get a - changing of the doubt when the new government comes in and it has been intere

johnson, is actually pedaling the topic that she will continue boris johnson's policy.l, no speaking, of course, about internal scandals, but to continue both inside the country and in the external arena, that's why supporting ukraine is in order, demons are on our agenda, balan , ukraine actually plays the role of a leader even in this is, by the way, also very important for ukraine, and that is why stability, that is, the government policy and the personal personal support of the leaders, it also plays a role , let's put it this way: petryka's piggy bank of ukraine from great britain, which was the first, i will remind our viewers of the first everything and support let me remind you that berit johnson, all these first ufo grenade launchers, which he directed for ukraine, basically flew around germany, which at that time even blocked the sale of estonian weapons to the german he basically showed us his origins and we don’t need your support. these kind of symbolic things. they play a very powerful role in politics. meaning and finally, you know, if boris johnson actua

that was a special advisor to theresa may and boris johnson's administrations.urning away from the u.k. and here to france were another major terrorism trial began this monday. eight people stand accused of tapping the man who in 2016 it ran a truck into the crowd celebrating but still die southern city of nice. the attacker was shot dead by police. the trial is taking place in paris in the same courtroom that was built for the proceedings over the november 13 attacks. a live broadcast has been set up in nice. here is what one of the survivors had to say as this trial began. >> if it takes me back to six years ago when i was looking for my daughter. has a painful and difficult journey back and forth to the victim's association for any news. also i am awaiting judgment. a fair judgment. also, hopefully severe. >> we are covering that trial for us. >> the trial of the nice attacks began here in paris this monday in the same paris courtroom that in june prosecuted others and in the paris. attacks the first day was about formalities in the courtroom but it was an oc

i'm boris sanchez. >> good morning to you, boris. i'm amara walker. right now we're tracking two major storms, fiona hitting canada's coast, right now bringing with it dangerous winds, heavy rain, and a potential storm surge. >>> plus, a bit further south, preparations ubdsnderway in floa as tropical storm ian strengthens in the dribbian. they could get hit early next week. we've got your latest forecast. >>> and a cnn exclusive. former president donald trump wage as secret battle to prevent a grand jury from getting information from his inner circle. what the high-stakes legal dispute could mean for trump's legal troubles. >>> and the countdown is on, 45 days to go until midterms. house republicans rallying around kevin mccarthy as he lays out his blueprint for a political win. the latest on the gop's strategy next. ♪ >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to your "new day." it is saturday, september 24th, a little more than 30 days away from halloween. i'm so excited, boris, you have no idea. >> that's right do. you have a costume picked out? >> i do.

what is this without boris interpreted with stripes. what do you think?ike all this. leave the hair of the novgorodians was killed, they turned their camp away from the city. thank you boris what's up? my family, i am responsible for you. get in and rest. and now you can speak. husband told me not to trust you. my son and i carried out his order. take away and let the squad be ready for battle in case the polovtsy return, pick up the best horse for the prince. and armor to size do baby. well, let's go strand? lord meat grilled for your friends loved ones i serve with ketchup maheev ketchup recommend voice 60+ new season on sunday on the first agree it's nice to start the evening with surprises and there will be a lot more of them. how many of you? at the post office bank, cash is waiting for you at only 5.5% per annum guaranteed, the post bank rate is a compact dishwasher with wi-fi, built-in electric hobs and an immersion blender three in one with discounts up to 50% do not endure the pain, why i invest the best opportunities always in crisis interest on

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tom: does boris johnson come back? philip: no.ere is a splashdown in the pacific that he talked about that he is pending a clear send no -- signal that he is not going to return. i think everybody needs to move on. this has been a difficult period. boris will have a fantastically successful career. he is a great entertainer and i see a great career around for him. francine: on the speaking circuit. philip: absolutely. francine: thank you for joining us. philip hammond, former u.k. chancellor, and lizzy burden at downing street. tom: very quickly, a couple of individual movers including ashtead. this is a company that rents out construction and industrial equipment. centrica moving up after the news from liz trust and volkswagen acquiring an ipo. more on that -- more is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> will deliver on the energy crisis dealing with people's energy bills but also the long-term

yes, boris alexandrovich is also an anesthesiologist. and although dr.rba quite optimistically told his medical history, everything began much more complicated and dramatic. however. listen for yourself. well, the fact that i have hepatitis is due to where it started. i dont know, perhaps on the market, maybe even professional opportunities, some working moments, but we can’t prove this, let’s say, and i didn’t actually treat him. that is, when i asked you to go c, why, like alpha-interferons, the absolutely exorbitant cost of a course of treatment and with a poor result. in general, the course of treatment yes, for the price it is for foreigners for our citizens. it 's here now, it's been a long time. i've had hepatitis for 20 years already. here's st yes 100, that's about 25,000 dollars, and then whoever the whole thing was forgotten, but it doesn't hurt, an affectionate killer wind up, nothing hurts, nothing bothers you live and live, in general, on average, 75-80% of patients with chronic viral hepatitis c are cured after a full course of antiviral t

why is nigel adams worried that she may lose voters that boris johnson has reached?s johnson had star power for and he has -- people thought that he could relate to. it will be a big challenge for liz truss to replicate that success. >> liz truss doesn't expect a lot of the loyalist to stay around. >> it is interesting that liz truss has been seen as the force johnson loyalist. /-- boris johnson loyalist. she stayed loyal to him until he resigned so that has been at dynamic. >> thank you very much and back with both of our guests. on oside source, we will speak to ian anderson who is the former you can government lgbt business champion who is appointed by liz truss in 2021 and he resigned. he is a conservative party member and he voted for liz truss in this leadership elecon and he is that cheap executive of the public relations country -- company cicero. i assume you are excited. >> this is the first candidate for conservative leader that has won. i am excited about that but i have known lizruss by 20 years and i have watched her grow in stature both as a politician

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boris cannot become king wrong. the pawn will drain like a king, and according to the rules, this blood will all end. look at this case. i am not you assistant. i'm in carolina to save his family, and things have begun not to be bought up to everything now. why are we trying? do you want to tell the truth? by the lord god imagine you have to so, i would not want to dirty my soul. with old sins , there was enough time to eat andrey, tell me, you’re still my friend right now. it's good that i decided. tonsured to accept what if i still you? it only helps now. in order not to drink to me , the bohemian latin machiavelli slipped a book forgot what it says. from me come on, i want to finally do a couple of charitable deeds. call the singers to dictate the country velikaya zdarova how do you like the new position? hello low bow to you. how is my godson? how is the wife feeling? how will everything turn out now? well, as a new king, yes, he will lead new orders. everything can be because the oversaturation of the guards, r

i'm boris sanchez.e're counting down yet again nasa preparing for a possible launch of the artemis i rocket into space. we're going to take you live to kennedy space center for the latest on today's launch and there may be a minor setback. >>> and residents in jackson, mississippi, are fed up and frustrated with the on going water crisis. the latest efforts to get relief to residents in desperate need. >>> plus, president biden sharpening his attacks, ripping into donald trump as his midterm message takes shape. why he says maga republicans are threatening, quote, the foundations of our republic, end quote. >>> and despite getting knocked out of the u.s. open, all eyes are on tennis star serena williams. was last night's match the last one of her career? we're going to have a look back at her lasting and incredible impact on the court. ♪ >>> welcome to your labor day weekend. we're grateful that you're sharing it with us. it's saturday, september 3rd. great to be with you, amara. >> great to be with you

i'm boris sanchez.nd this morning, we are once again counting down to liftoff just hours from now nasa is going to attempt to launch the historic artemis i rocket. we're going to have the latest from kennedy space center, and more on those engine issues that scraped the first launch. >>> and extreme heat grips the west coast. more than 40 million people now under extreme heat alerts. we'll tell you how hot it's going to get and what it means for your holiday weekend. >>> residents in jackson, mississippi, are fed up and frustrated with the on going water crisis. we have more on the latest efforts to get relief to those residents in desperate need. >>> and it could be the end of an era for serena williams after the tennis legend gets knocked out of the u.s. open. we're going to have the highlights from last night's exhilarating game and a look back at her incredible career. ♪ >>> we're to grateful to be with you. welcome to your weekend, your labor day, holiday weekend. it's saturday, september 3rd. grea

and, of course, the war in ukraine, prime minister boris johnson, the outgoing prime minister boris johnsonpplied weapons to the ukrainian armed forces and in his words standing up to president putin, and that was the message he wanted to reiterate this morning. take a listen. >> together we have laid foundations that will stand the test of time, whether by taking back control of our laws or putting in vital new infrastructure. great solid masonry on which we will continue to build together. paving the path of prosperity now and for future generations. and i will be supporting liz truss and the new government every step of the way. >> reporter: now, as you mentioned, poppy, there is obviously a downside to that legacy, and that is, of course, the months and months of the partygate scandal, and the general -- which embroiled the british government under prime minister boris johnson. that is often what many ordinary people will remember of this government, particularly, of course, as max touched on that earlier, the cost of living, which impacted families up and down the country, and continue

boris maksudov. now he is on direct contact boris greetings. what is the situation now ? are shellings recorded? home home behind me. now you can watch how the residents of the donetsk people's republic vote more than an hour ago , such impromptu polling stations were already opened. in donetsk itself, hundreds of mobile voting points look like this now. first of all, this is done for safety. good morning. tell me how people vote. here's an early morning. there is already a queue, ah, they are actively voting, yes, that is, we already have a long queue, so we are waiting for everyone with looking forward. well, actually, it's already the third day. today i will remind you of the referendum. in donetsk, the turnout was 55%, uh, they admitted with the authorities that they did not expect such popularity, and after all, first of all, now donetsk, of course, is not safe. but even now we are standing in line, we see that people have come here and hear how shells explode in the distance, or now this artillery is also working extremely donetsk under for the third day the day bef

liz truss takes over from boris johnson after a divisive leadership contest. how will she confront the cost-of-living crisis at home and what will be her foreign priorities? this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. britain's new prime minister is taking over at a time of unprecedented challenges and abroad. liz truss is under pressure to act on the country's cost-of-living crisis. families face soaring energy bills as inflation hits a 14 year high. she also needs to manage the post brexit relationship with the european union and the war in ukraine. her first task has been to form a cabinet. truss nominated mp's who supported her during the leadership contest. for the first time, the government's top four roles are not held by white men. truss is promising immediate steps to deal with high energy costs. >> we cannot just deal with today's problem. we cannot just put a sticking pasture on it. we need to increase our energy supplies long-term. that is why we will open up more supply in the north sea which the honorable gentleman has opposed. that i

i want to thank my friend boris johnson boris you completed the brexit to queen elizabeth ii who shouldaccept his resignation and approve as the new prime minister or elizabeth tracks alexander khabarov ilya murdyakov together, london militants banned in russia with ordinary afghans people often come for advice . how to apply for a visa, how to get to russia to study the work of several hundred meters and a few minutes separated the embassy staff from the death of the area began today with a moment of silence perished. two of our comrades and immediately dmitry zhirnov, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the russian federation to afghanistan, agreed to give us a short interview with our fallen colleagues, without exaggeration of the heroes, according to the gentleman, the ambassador of the afghan side is somewhere not easy terrorists, but the current afghan leadership. in this case, it always points to the igil, which is banned in russia. last time the number of terrorist attacks increased greatly. lately increased driver coped with a slight concussion and continued driving

is she the boris johnson, continuity canada, or can she her own road? well, this is really the big difference. we campaign a company and i think when you come painting in the leadership, your audience is very small. 150000 people say that we know us to quite supportive up for a strong and she will have calculated that she needs to appeal to the people to get what she wants from them, which is the votes. now the switch and you're appealing to the general public to a millions of people who lean conservative are not party members. she will have to appeal to them going forward if she wants to retain the majority and still be the prime minister of the next selection. so i think a lot of the things that she's been talking about the appeal to the right to the party that appeals to the membership, very deliberate, we're not going to see actually happen because she will go and say, actually this gave the problem, the 7 men hadn't seen the figures now, i mean charge because prioritize 2 or 3 things in one or 2 next selections and people will be a bit disappointed

i'm boris sanchez, kate bolduan has the day off. the sunshine state is on high alert, not looking to sunny, as forecasters expect ian to intensify into a major hurricane in the next 24 hours before it makes landfall somewhere along florida's west coast. ian poses a formidable storm surge threat for the tampa area. let's begin with chad myers, he has the latest hurricane center advisory. and chad, something that i found interesting here, officials were saying there is a higher than usual unpredict ability about how strong this storm will be and where it is going to land. >> true. and i think we're getting -- we're anxious. we want this to be perfect. we want all of the models to line up and say this is what is going to happen and that hasn't happened. a few models on the right and the left, not really agreeing. so an 80 mile per hour storm at the 11:00 advisory two minutes ago. the storm does move across cuba overnight and into the southwestern part of florida with winds and waves already on shore by 8:00 wednesday morning. there wil

i'm boris sanchez.ive in the cnn "newsroom," we're grateful to be a part of your labor day weekend. this morning, we are closely watching nasa's historic artemis i mission preparing for a second launch attempt to the moon. these are live pictures coming straight from kennedy space center in cape canaveral, florida, where crews are working on a liquid hydrogen leak that delayed fueling the massive rocket. the two-hour launch window still expected to open up this afternoon at 2:17 p.m. currently weather conditions are 60% favorable. >> the mission will mark the united states return to the moon for the first time in nearly 50 years. and aims to land the first woman and the first person of color on the moon without -- within the next few years. and it will eventually send the first astronaut to mars. and while nasa said there's no guarantee that the launch will happen today, engineers appear optimistic that this rocket is ready to fly. let's go now to cnn's space and defense correspondent kristin fisher liv