why not britain?s and applause] conference, that's why today i'm so proud to launch our green prosperity plan. a plan that will turn the uk into a green growth superpower. and driving the plan forward is a goal that will put us ahead of any major economy in the world, 100% clean power by 2030. a huge national efforts. an effort that will double britain's onshore wind capacity, triple solar power, quadruple offshore wind, invest in tidal, hydrogen, nuclear. back carbon capture. commit to green steel production. new renewable ports. new gigafactories. and insulate 19 million homes. [cheers and applause] and working with ed miliband and his team, we'll make sure this energy revolution powers up all parts of the country. let's get clean hydrogen energy in south yorkshire, in the east of england, across the river in the wirral. offshore wind in scotland, teesside, east and north yorkshire. solar power growing in rural communities, in the south east, south west and midlands. this will require a different wa

britain does not have one. catherine is threatening to lead an alliance of neutral states in a conflict confrontation with britain counter to british interests and british strategy. worse, it could radically change the balance of naval power. britain has roughly 117 ships of the line. these are the capital ships of the time. they're spread among several theaters, north america, the english channel, mediterranean, caribbean and north privateers, and the and the frigates are running around doing the merchant stops. combi and francis spain have 129 ships of the line, but given russian or british superiority and professionalism, training, experience, they tend to be evenly matched despite the french, spanish numerical superiority. in. there's a debate going on between lord sandwich, the basically the navy, the admiralty and lord germaine over proper use of the navy. germaine wants it in the caribbean and on the coast of north america. sandwich wants it close to home because remember he just faced a threat of invasi

that provided communication between great britain.hey controlled the strait of gibraltar . they still haven't taken it, there's no spain they controlled malta they controlled crete they controlled cyprus you see, this is the main route and, of course, they controlled egypt, you understand further direct access to the persian gulf, and you are already in the indian ocean, so for the uk, yes, the loss of the suez canal. this is a national disaster. after the outbreak of the first world war, the british formally declared egypt, then part of the ottoman empire as a protectorate, in 1936. egypt became a fully independent state. however, britain retained control of the canal for zone where british troops were stationed. later, uh, when the british tried to increase pressure on the government of egypt, a revolution took place there, the monarchy was overthrown, and the social revolutionary came to power. egypt went to intensify the confrontation, e with the british and french. and when they refused to finance the construction of the already

why not britain? [applause] >> conference, that is why today i am so proud to launch our green prosperity plan. a plan that will turn the u.k. into a green growth superpower and driving the plan forward, is a gold that puts us ahead of any major economy in the world. 100% clean power by 2030. a huge national effort. a huge national effort. [applause] >> and effort that will double britain's capacity. -- new renewable ports, giga factories, and initially 19 million homes. [applause] >> and working with the team, we will make sure this energy revolution powers of all part of the country. let's get clean hydrogen energy into south orchard, east of england, -- offshore income -- scotland. easton north york sure. and in the south east and southwest and midlands. this will require a different way of working. the biggest partnership between government and communities that the country has ever seen. there will be more than 8 million new jobs. for electricians, engineers, software designers, technicians, and b

well, then we will probably talk about the new prime minister of great britain. i will remind you that this is the former british minister of finance in sumnak river, who became the leader of the ruling conservative party and the next prime minister of great britain, in fact, under very interesting circumstances for me. in his speech, he promised to redouble efforts and strengthen the british policy of full support for ukraine. what else is sudak's decision known for ? in the following material, the youngest prime minister of britain in the last 200 years, 42-year-old decisions of the sun head the government, the kingdom is in difficult times, record inflation , a sharp rise in energy prices and the threat recession his predecessor lis tras which sumach lost less than two months ago and failed miserably in the mission to save the british economy her plan to drastically cut taxes spooked the financial markets and ultimately cost her her job unlike tras sunak during the summer leadership race in the conservative party not promised simple solutions your economic pla

anyway, let's talk about britain. let's talk about britain. friends, the british, have supported us since the very beginning. actually, they also have a rather difficult situation in connection with the retirement of the forest tracks . it's unexpected. we really liked ilya. terribly, i hoped a lot that she would become a test piece, but it turned out that not everything is so simple. in britain itself, her plans for a radical reduction of taxes were either poorly calculated, or they were not bad communicated but nevertheless they gave some kind of reverse at least short-term fruits in them there they faltered a little macro-financial stability and in general the passion also showed a very beautiful actually hmm move that is, it is 45 days but he said listen to me it doesn’t work out i wanted to do like a stick reagan like thatcher well it didn't work out of the little girls. well, i got up and left. it's also very beautiful, actually, it's an example of what makes a politician responsible. is this decision for her, maybe they were gathered th

, great britain .unfortunately, i did not have time to check these indicators very much, but according to various estimates, almost three-quarters of those who will work with him in the british government in key positions remain those people who worked from registration to johnson is in trouble, that is, conditionally, so you know some kind of post-soviet, in a bad sense, tradition of purging everyone who was with the paper workers. and you don’t have any new people, so what ? in the first place, financial issues that i. well, unfortunately, as an international political scientist , i cannot comment more expertly than financial analysts, economists, about the fact that we will have to launch somehow really implement e tax well, not that reform, but really ways to fill the budget because in britain - this is a difficult issue after the end of the track there are certain failures of controversial statements that really were accepted by british society, and even more so the markets that did not understand

the naval agreement between britain and germany is concluded. 1938 britain, france and italy agree to defy czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 non aggression treaties assigned between germany, latvia, and estonia. august the 22nd 1939. moscow. the soviet commerce of foreign affairs, molotov, and german foreign minister, reuben trump, signed a non aggression pact. the pack made it impossible for nazi germany to form alliances with other states studies of it on his show for him. them thus chamberlain on that day should these are fashion tissue masons as lamb. he knew by baxon england on franklin that i've been nas entry did, tradition, the things i'm from chrysler, dodge fund. somebody quoted italian out on it. the united states continued its policy of appeasing imperial japan. the americans held on to the hope that japan would re focus his attention on the ussr. the soviet union did not want to be caught fighting a 2 front war war with japan and the east, and also a war with germany in the west. and they knew that the germans were going to attack sooner or later.

great britain, this close to bankruptcy. roosevelt seized no benefits in britain's defeat. after which the u. s. would run the risk of facing war 2. terrible could woman liam leaves a dose, marketable dis for pretty bad. sure. what offering you are you jeff nick? natalie of congress. cher bulletproof. not a criminal lawyer still cargo sasha. got it done. and we won't display a lunch to one to 2 for don't you know, there's a base parker part up picking from our sh. however, lindley supplies are immediately entangled in financial obligations. person your bully? sports on the tours per year was our shirts there was supposed to store 100 war by sham grows them but a tiny bit of your local up. so you're going young. this is jim. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race. this on offense. very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time to sit down and talk with a peer with for the spot. accordingly. be up to still but was th

on even such a political document is still the signature of the prime minister of great britain, andhe signature of... e head of the british government for the political history of great britain means the signature of the e-e british prime minister and if there is at least some commitment and the commitment is even though they are political but this commitment will be the name of the new sonata or the name of the new prime minister there will be an era we do not yet know the conservative parties of britain quite well. i would say that the situation with the election of a new leader is diplomatically difficult. as i understand when i follow english events, i have a deep conviction that this issue, which is key for us from the issue of support to ukraine, is of cardinal importance. hmm, it won't happen, of course we know boris johnson as full of wolves, and of course, as soon as the news appeared that he interrupted his vacation and returned to the rotation in order to join the pre- election race, of course we have emotional such an element about ielbet, let's see, constantine's party

look, you know great britain very well , because you served as ambassador there.the moment, johnson said that he is withdrawing his candidacy. penny mordan says that she is moving on, but it is unlikely that today 16:00 for kyiv will receive sufficient support from conservative parliamentarians and the only thing that remains is the former head of the british ministry of finance . something will change for us in the general strategic approach of great britain, because today the question of ukraine's support for britain's independence is conservatives, libertarians or liberal democrats , this is a matter of political consensus, and elections party members of the same conservative party that is currently in power, or in the liberal democratic party or in some other party, there is a lot left of the party of the activity of the represented parliaments of britain, the internal party problems, britain has built for many years a sufficiently lively political system that is able to cope with any domestic political challenges and the issue of ukraine is not an internal po

so we're, i think around the world, britain and the world will be looking at britain and seeing the chaos have seen the, even the nato mediately, they call it chaos. the course, what's happening in britain is arguably just the same that's happening in as part of a pattern. since, since reputed had responded to major agitation in the east of ukraine, we've seen instability, right across europe. but britain, of course, suffering arguably the most at the moment after entrusts, of course, you know, she came into into the job promising an awful lot, delivering so little, the 45 days later. basically her head is on the chopping block a bit. okay. 45 days worth of her action. how would you sum up a time in that role? well in fairness sir, til is stress, it has to be said that she, ideologically, together with her resigned chance. likewise, he quite jane did have a view as to how to run the british government. there may not be elected by the british people, but they had a more liberal fall. right. hi, eci in chicago school idea about how the economy works, which of course, the markets and the pub

great britain, this plan to bankruptcy. roosevelt seized no benefits in britain's defeat. after which the us would run the risk of facing war to double pre, dorman, liam least, a da smart that it will just pull out pretty bad. sure. what offering you are in the jeff nick, last lotion of congress share on bill up or is not the criminal lawyer still cargo sasha? the guardian don't. we won't display a betty dish lunch to one put to shoot for a dome, little dice backup part up picking some i wash. however, lindley supplies are immediately entangled in financial obligations. dustin, your bully sports on the tours per year was that i should say there was a parts store like war by sham goes them, but it, i knew it a local up so you're going young. this is jim with president food and was very patient and trying to explain to the west why russia is concerned about adversarial military forces being placed on the board. or at the 60th anniversary, the cuban missile crisis. that's what john f kennedy said about the soviet missiles in cuba and put in his argument that you can have this

igor well, you served as ambassador to great britain. you know this country very well.ase tell me today, rather, yesterday evening there was information that boris johnson will take part in the premier race penny mordan most likely today by 4:00 p.m. kyiv will not get enough votes from conservative members of parliament and there will be only one candidate rishi sunak former head of the british ministry of finance and since he will one, today after 2:00 p.m. it is quite likely that he will become the new prime minister of great britain p ihor tell me, please, something will change for ukraine p ihor you heard me, the connection was interrupted, then i repeat my question again . you know great britain because you served there as an ambassador and here, er, about the elections , er, at the moment, johnson said that he is withdrawing his candidacy, penny mordan says that she is moving on, but it is unlikely that she will receive enough votes today by 16:00 kyiv time support conservative parliamentarians and there will only be one thing left, and sunak is the former head of

how is this position viewed in britain? in britain, ah, well, it provides ukraine with the most powerful support in the world, but in view of the approaching winter, aren't the british afraid that, well, putin will sell europe in this matter? well, what will happen now is the earth champa , blackmail. in europe and america, that is, this is not a surprise to anyone, but in the attraction itself there is an understanding that the support of ukraine and the opposition to russia are also not free things, you also cost money, i should not be ready for this . -е terryt svoi stradraniya i esli etogo only in the economic session then, well, in general , i predict that ukraine will pay not only with money from this, eh, of course, there is a feeling that there will be a road in europe there will be such a force and position. let's say so, and for now , the indicators in germany are that people really understand that the winter will be difficult. i'm not ready, and i'm not preparing for it. in december, i thank god when they are alr

in the midst of war, great britain is close to bankruptcy. roosevelt seized no benefits in britain's defeat, after which the us would run the risk of facing war to double cri, doman. liam leaves a da smart girl just for up. pretty bad. sure. what offering you are in the jeff nikki here. not washing of congress share on bill up her is not the criminal lawyer still cargo, sasha. the gutted don't. we won't display a bed is just lunch to one. put to shoot for a dome. the little dice backup or shot, but it came from i rush. however, lindley supplies are immediately entangled in financial obligations. dustin, your bully sports. so natasha per year was what i should say there will show up why children store 100 war by sham goes on now, but i knew you put a good local up so you're growing young. this is jim with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development, only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time to sit down and talk ah, preside

when britain's innovators in job creators and entrepreneurs and risk takers are held back, so is britain. that is why we will review, replace, or repeal retained e.u. law holding our country back. [applause] we will also speed up the delivery of infrastructure and promote housebuilding to create a true home learning, shareholding democracy. unapologetically and emphatically, we will get out of the way to get britain building and on its feet. [applause] over the coming days and weeks, we will forge ahead and break down the barriers that have held country back for too long. on childcare, agriculture, immigration, planning, energy, broadband, business -- sensible economic reforms to produce more of the products and services we need to drive down costs, to create jobs, and to generate higher pay and productivity. and when it comes to those who would hold us back. we will act. disrupt the lives of british people and slowing down like our economy. -- slowing down our economy. it stops children from going to school and parents from going to work. and that stops people from getting the vital car

i still don't understood from great britain, you can expect anti-aircraft defense, defense from great britain is clear and i also wanted to ask you well, uh, how is the fighter johnson feeling, can he return to politics in general, british johnson feels in principle after some rest, his last months have been better they were complicated, they were composed by internal political conflict, in fact , the work of the government came to a standstill because the constant scandals arose, they allowed to advance . at the same time, those people who know boris johnson include our president, they understand that this is an extraordinary optimistic person who sees even through these difficult times and today he also said that i will not go now and will not interfere with the restoration of the party from consolidation, but let's see who will lead the party to the elections in the 24th year, this is still an intrigue, so it remains a big question, yes, obviously, it is quite straightforward and so open, you know the intrigue. well, let's talk about the very appointment of the newly elected prime

do you acce -t pressure here in britain. do you accept you _ pressure here in britain.. do you accept you have made - pressure here in britain. do you accept you have made it - pressure here in britain. do you| accept you have made it worse? pressure here in britain. do you - accept you have made it worse? what we have been — accept you have made it worse? what we have been through _ accept you have made it worse? wast we have been through over the accept you have made it worse? hisisgt we have been through over the last few years is a very low interest rate world and that is changing and thatis rate world and that is changing and that is changing across the globe. do you accept that what you have donein do you accept that what you have done in the last five weeks since you took office has made it worse for people? it's made it harderfor people to pay their bills? first for people? it's made it harder for people to pay their bills?- people to pay their bills? first of all, i people to pay their bills? first of all. i have _ people to pay their bills? first of all, i hav

but britain and france against hitler. it had been actually throughout the late last half of the 19 thirty's from peter couldn't acre russia. and professor of history at the american university in washington dc. analyze is the balance of power that developed in pre war europe because our staff had there we could prevent a world foretell because hitler was waiting and no, he would wait. and he was bluffing. and assuming that the west was back in his band, up to him at the west, was hoping in many oil elements in the west where hopefully that he was just going to go east. so in the thirty's, the soviets are the ones who are most strongly opposed to the nazis. negotiations between the ussr, britain and france, to establish an anti fascist blog, reached an impasse because secret british job and negotiations were taking place at the same time. in return for guaranteeing the integrity of the british empire bitten off at hitler, freedom of action in the east for britain to survive. russia had to be sacrificed churchill objects. i

remain the head of the government until the election of her successor in the conservative party of britain, they expect to appoint a new leader and future prime minister by the end of this month, sanctions against russian oligarchs, kremlin propagandists and ukrainian collaborators, president volodymyr zelenskyi signed the relevant decrees of the national security and defense council in the list of 2,507 individuals, so among the most famous names of the rich are billionaire romana abramovich, oligarch suleiman kirimov and the friedman and rosenberg families were also blacklisted, well-known propagandists olga skabiyeva, volodymyr solovyov and members of their families, and traitors of ukraine, for example the gauleiters of kirilo-skrimosov, volodymyr saldo, kostiantyn ivashchenko and others, well, the situation in the south of ukraine, our units are active along the front line under ukrainian fire, the enemy continues to defend themselves, the operational command reported that the occupiers suffer from a lack of logistics, are looking for ways to engineer the strengthening of positions wi

britain still didn't know britain yet, the memorable fairy tale on the tank, the catastrophic illiteracy and the queen's funeral immediately after the audience got off the rails, well, that is, russia, uh, did not refrain from pricking, after all, it got off the rails, well, they didn't like boris johnson, our great friend, friend of ukraine, well, obviously, obviously they will do and or comment on everything so that someone at the head of great britain becomes the one who will um negotiate at least with the russian federation if boris johnson returns to the position of prime minister great britain what does this mean for uh well it will only mean positive because he uh well no less than more tracks maybe and more he he was at all was was uh seems to be the first uh western leader who actually headed the this is a movement in support of ukraine, an international movement, and a movement for the strengthening of sanctions against the russian federation. well, in zakharov's place, i was misha. i asked the wall when, well, in another way, if it was possible for the minister of the russian

particularly if you think britain itself, things evolve over time and britain has been rapidly evolving first indian, hindu prime minister in britain reconfirms for the world that the uk is accessing its stronger talent pool. which may have been lacking earlier in decades. in the south asian community for britain, for decades, that demonstrated their capabilities as an economic and professional powerhouse and continue to substantially produce economic gains. but they have somehow been suffered, suffering from some of the nuances, negative nuances of racism and lack of recognition of the collective contributions. rishi sunak being appointed brings a strong wider acceptance in british society of this long overdue contribution. and across india and southeast asia, the far east also, there's a lot of media coverage about this appointment and rishi sunak is the second prime minister, european prime minister of ethnic indian origins and is we have run out of time and thank you so much forjoining us on the significant moment on newsday. five palestinians, including at least three gunmen, have

in the last few days. >> rob watson in a febrile britain.s so much. a russian more plane has crashed into a resort town in southern russia close to the occupied ukrainian city of merrill paul -- mary apollo -- mariopol. they said it crashed during a training flight due to an engine fire. russia has attacked cap using explosive drones made by iran. the strikes killed at least four people and they have hit critical infrastructure injury regions beyond the capital cutting off power to towns and religious. paul adams reports from kyiv. >> ukraine's capital under attack again. moscow determined to keep kyiv on the frontline. the city defenders are equally determined to tackle the threat anyway they could. but the drones came thick and fast. of 28, 5 got through. one tour this elegant apartment building in two. half of it is gone. for one elderly resident, a narrow escape with her balcony just feet from the impact. >> think it is terrible. i heard it at 6:00 in the morning. i could not sleep all morning. the second one comes out of nowhere. >> it

great britain have not will take on denmark. great britain have got some _ will take on denmark.rk. great britainl have got some work to do. australia are very much in control and we will keep you up—to—date on the result. kate, thank you. it�*s a busy weekend. but the rugby league world cup is right here on the bbc — starting tomorrow — matches will be across bbc tv, on bbc one, bbc two and bbc three and on the iplayer and app. that�*s all from sportsday. from all the team here — have a great evening. goodnight. good evening. friday brought us a mix of weather types — we have some clear blue sky and some sunshine, this sunshine, was the picture in edinburgh. the sunshine, breeze will pick up on the weekend the breeze will pick up on the weekend and rain around but not a wash—out, some sunshine by the time we get to sunday. clear spells at first, temperatures falling quickly after the sun sets and through the night, more rain and wind moving in from the west. temperatures will rise above freezing before dawn. plenty of heavy downpours for scotland and northern england on saturday

whoever becomes the prime minister of great britain again, i personally think that all the experts iith agree that aid and support to ukraine should not change, but i want boris johnson to return . i personally have no one to replace the leader of the people 's republic of china was elected general secretary of the country's communist party for the third time, this decision was made at the plenum of this political force of the 20th convocation, in addition, he will also sit for the third consecutive term in the chair of the chairman of the military committee of this communist party, the decision to keep mr. xi in these positions again is motivated by the fact that now there is simply no one to replace him, but the personnel are being prepared. it is also worth noting that in march 2023, a session of the all-chinese people's assembly will be held in heaven, and the current leader of the communist party will be there is usually re-elected as the leader of the people's republic of china the supreme commander of the country's armed forces because you guessed it the next five years the co

— here in britain? yes, i mean, we don't _ here in britain?e in britain? yes, i mean, we don't really want to be - here in britain? yes, i mean, we don't really want to be a l we don't really want to be a poster child for lots of volatility and hugely spiking bond yields, but i think it has been a tale to other developed economies facing the same challenges, that the markets are in control when things like this can happen, when politicians seem to lose sight of the need for fiscal responsibility, and when they start to ignore the institutions that i there to keep us right, such as the obr. the bank of england, do you think that the official interest rates will have to rise by quite as much as is currently priced in by markets? well, the reversal of some of the commitments that kwasi kwarteng made did lead to some commentators are saying that gdp growth might actually not be as high as they had initially expected, meaning interest rates don't perhaps... it is maybe not so inflationary and interest rates don't need to write so much, but we still

in the midst of war, great britain is close to bankruptcy. roosevelt seized no benefits in britain's defeat. after which the u. s. would run the risk of facing war to double cri, doman. liam leaves a dash marketable display. pretty bad. sure. what offering you are in the jessica here? must washing of congress share blood or is not a criminal lawyer still cargo? sasha? the guardian don't remove this blood. i bet is to flunk a little dice parker picking from our however, lindley supplies are immediately entangled in financial obligations. person, your belief sports on the tours per year was that i should say there was a boy or a war by sham goes on, but it turn your, your particular local ups for your call in your english channel. oh, ah, with energy crew comes under ukrainian fire and don masking, narrowly avoiding casualty, amid new rounds of shelley, the city green colonial is that all europe plans to switch to 0 emissions card country in the countries in the global south have to suffer the ecological consequences and labor right, that uses to the others in the ship and the price is

. roosevelt seized no benefits in britain's defeat. after which the us would run the risk of facing war to double critical mom. liam leaves a dos, marketable displacement. pretty bad. sure. water for anywhere in the jeff nikki. here. must lotion of congress share on bill up or is not the chronologist or cargo . sasha got it, don't we won't display a bed is just lunch to want to shoot for dome, the little dice barker pot up picking from our sh. however, lindley supplies are immediately entangled in financial obligations. dustin, your bully sports on the dashboard year was that i shared their wash up watching store hennick war by sham. good, awesome. now, but i knew you put in a local ups for your growing young. this is jim with ah, who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions to day russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it? a number that's constantly growing up in the future. literally, when was the course renewed us? it's becoming the only thing you mostly mind the wish you were ba

the number one question for britain today is who will be listras's successor. and could it be vorozhjonsen? perhaps an even bigger question is whether the next prime minister, the head of the government, will be able to solve the big problems facing the country. and as for the person the choice is not so big because the conservatives are talking about party elections within the parliamentary faction of the conservative party, i.e. out of 350 approximately a little more deputies, but we already know, well, actually 2-3 favorites e who competed in the previous elections for the position of party leader not so long ago and this is in particular rishi bag who e was in second place after liter from last time also penny mordaund she was once the minister of defense and also she is a very visible representative of e government party of conservatives and the party wants to do very, very quickly yesterday when someone talked about the possibility of the return of former prime minister boris johnson, it might be taken as a bold joke, but today they are talking about it m

he says china is a long—term threat to britain.partner, so getting the balance right won't be easy. and then there's europe. mr sunak campaigned as a committed brexiteer, but some in the eu are hoping he'll adopt a more pragmatic approach on energy prices and trade disputes left over from brexit. ultimately, what many foreign leaders want to know is whether mr sunak can give britain the political stability his predecessors have not. james landale, bbc news. ukraine has urged its citizens who are abroad not to return until the spring, to help ease the pressure on the severely damaged energy system. russian missile and drone attacks on power plants and other infrastructure have reportedly destroyed a third of the country's energy sector. five people, including at least three palestinian gunmen have been killed in an israeli raid against a militant group in the occupied west bank. it follows the killing of an israeli soldier earlier this month. from nablus, our middle east correspondent tom bateman reports on the latest violence. expl

in the midst of war, great britain is close to bankruptcy. roosevelt seized no benefits in britain's defeat. after which the us would run the risk of facing war 2, terrible crit, doman. liam leaves a but at the smart federal dispo up. pretty bad. sure. what offering you are in the jeff nikki. here. must lotion of congress share on bill up or is not the chronologist or cargo sasha? got it done and we won't display a bed is just lunch to want to shoot for dome, the little dice. barker push up it. it came from i wash however, lindley supplies are immediately entangled in financial obligations. dustin, your bully sports on the tours per year was that i should say there was supply chain store hennick war by sham growth em. but it, i knew you pretty good local ups for your growing younger sister. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we, it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on a very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time. time to sit down and talk ah, in 2022. the ital

she is the rock on which britain is built. we are in a new era under king charles the we are dealing with a crisis. it is with the mourn ukraine. in these times, we need to step up. we need to be undetermined to get us through this tempest and put on a stronger footing as a nation. i am driven by my belief in the british people. i believe that you know best how to spend your money. to realize your ambitions. my friends that is what conservatism is about . it's a belief in freedom in fair play and the great potential of the british people i'm not interested in how you spend your spare time or virtue signaling. what i'm interested in is your hopes and fears that you feel every day. can you get a good job locally? is it safe to walk down the street late at night? can you get a doctors appointment? i know how you feel. i have the same hopes and fears. i want what you want. i've fought to get where i am today. i thought to get jobs, to get pay raises and get on the housing lender. i juggled my career with raising two wonderful daug

well and it brings it back to the topic of great britain and the change of the prime minister is not happening there anymore - in the near future, the forest of tras will perform these duties until the election of a new contact with us and egor braylyan, international reviewer, candidate of historical sciences, we congratulate you, yegor slava ukraine , passion will fill the bench, so to speak, spares, in your opinion, what is waiting for us, who is among the main candidates, of course, for the place of the minister of the prime minister of great britain, definitely. she was the prime minister for only one and a half months from september 5 this year and the main candidates for the post of minister are the decision of the former finance minister when kyiv is britain's definitely boris johnson when he is still the prime minister and the same i would not would rule out the british defense minister, in the end, the west understands that everything is heading towards a possible nuclear winter and the possible use of nuclear weapons by the russian federation, and that is why britain needs

when lis once became the new prime minister of great britain.asons why lis tras resigned. what exactly does this mean that she she wanted to reduce taxes, which were increased by the previous finance minister under johnson , who was also the main competitor in the elections of hydroconservatives this year, but her radical plan did not work. the new finance minister, for example, left on the 13 resigned and became the new minister of finance. i apologize. unfortunately, we have little time, but i would also like to ask who kiev is betting on now, so to speak, whether boris johnson is the favorite, well, of course , we hope that johnson will lead the prime minister again and britain's aid to continue. and i would like to remind you that it was boris johnson in the 19-20s who publicly admitted that the west's policy towards ukraine in the 14th year was wrong, and that it was britain that clearly stated that russia is a terrorist that russia wants to restore the empire so that putin is a murderer and this one then gave birth and developed other nato

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he says china is a long—term threat to britain.rtner, so getting the balance right won't be easy. and then there's europe. mr sunak campaigned as a committed brexiteer, but some in the eu are hoping he'll adopt a more pragmatic approach on energy prices and trade disputes left over from brexit. ultimately, what many foreign leaders want to know is whether mr sunak can give britain the political stability his predecessors have not. james landale, bbc news. well, in a call in the past few hours with ukraine's president zelensky, rishi sunak promised that the uk's support would be — he said — �*steadfast and as strong as ever�* under his premiership. it comes as russia is standing by its claim that ukraine is preparing to use a so—called dirty bomb — an explosive device laced with radioactive material. here�*s our correspondent in kyiv, hugo bachega. ukrainians have dismissed allegations as absurd and lies and says russia could be preferring to use a dirty bomb, a bomb with radioactive material. we saw that the accusations were first

laura: so, who is britain soon to be prime minister?hi sunak's career has been a very rapid rise to the top. as our deputy political editor vicki young explains. >> addressing the nation during a pandemic a month after becoming chancellor, rishi sunak was the face of the government's economic response during this national crisis. >> to all those at home right now anxious about the days ahead, i say this -- you will not face this alone. >> the furlough scheme paid 80% of millions of people's salaries for months and cost billions. he als masterminded the eat out to help out scheme, encouraging diners back to restaurants when they reopened. >> i have worked with rishi for some time and everyone knows he is smart and competent, but he's incredibly dedicated, hard-working and a kind person. i saw how much effort he put into coming up with things like the furlough scheme, all of those packages of support for businesses. i think everyone has seen that. laura: all of that came just five years after he was elected as the conservative mp for rich