in terms of the cabinet, what is downing - the cabinet, what is downing street's explanation for its campaign in the core one attended cabinet, but after that there are none, and this is from a prime minister who had 50 mps are backing her and she started out. one would have thought in normal circumstances she would want to show she was governing a broad church of the party and bringing supporters from each site. the the party and bringing supporters from each site.— the party and bringing supporters from each site. the argument from number ten _ from each site. the argument from number ten is _ from each site. the argument from number ten is that _ from each site. the argument from number ten is that she _ from each site. the argument from number ten is that she would - from each site. the argument from | number ten is that she would point out this is a unity cabinet, five other people who stood for the leadership around that table this morning but i think you are right, some eyebrows have been raised by the fact that rishi sunak�*s supporters were basically bundled out of cabinet a

the prime minister rules alongside her cabinet and has to have the support of his or her cabinet.you have a very strong pre minister, like boris johnson and 2019, for example, you will have a cabinet that falls in line because you have the authority of a general election but liz trust doesn't have any of that. certainly some people don't think she's up to the job. will she be able to run her cabinet in quite the same way? we will have to see in the coming months. >> you will be helping us through this hour of outside source. first of all, let's take a more analysis on these cabinet appointments. don't go anywhere. >> freedom itself was attacked this morning and freedom will be defended. the united states will hunt down and punish those responsible. >> bishop tutu becomes leader of the blacks in the township and the whites in the suburbs. >> we say to you today in a loud and clear voice. enough of blood. >> a difficult decision we reach together that required great and exceptional courage. >> it is an exodus of up to 60,000 people, calls by the uneven pace of political change in ea

it's said to be the most diverse cabinet on record. we'll have more on the new cabinet, and on the cost of living crisis, as another warning comes on the state of the economy. as business struggles, little can be done to stop the uk falling into a recession — that's the verdict of the bank of england. the queen postpones an online meeting with senior ministers after being advised by doctors to rest. in pakistan, the authorities are desperately trying to stop the country's biggest lake from bursting its banks, adding to the devastation cause by the recent floods. liverpool have lost 4—1 to napoli in the opening match of the champions league _ the opening match of the champions league campaign. and coming up on the bbc news channel: it's a world record dealfor kiera walsh — the england midfielderjoins barcelona, becoming the latest player to leave manchester city and the women's super league. good evening. in her very first appearance at prime minister's questions, liz truss has been asked to spell out how she intends to help millions of

pack the cabinet withjohnson page of the observer., liz truss is told. can your peril, liz truss is told. can you explain this?— your peril, liz truss is told. can you explain this? this is a warning, and one that _ you explain this? this is a warning, and one that is _ you explain this? this is a warning, and one that is a _ you explain this? this is a warning, and one that is a very _ you explain this? this is a warning, and one that is a very loud - you explain this? this is a warning, and one that is a very loud warning| and one that is a very loud warning from senior tories indeed saying, warning liz truss, because clearly they too think the front runner is indeed going to be confirmed as the winner of the tory leadership and become pm on tuesday afternoon having been invited by the queen during an audience in balmoral to form a new government, and they are warning liz truss that she will lead a deeply divided conservative party to inevitable defeat at the next general election, whenever that comes, and it could be, we are told,

she must opponent overall in the cabinet a cabinet _ must opponent overall in the cabinet a cabinet ofin the cabinet a cabinet of overall talents. we still have — a cabinet of overall talents. we still have to hear if tom tugendhat will get _ still have to hear if tom tugendhat will get a _ still have to hear if tom tugendhat will get a job. the jury is still out but — will get a job. the jury is still out but as— will get a job. the jury is still out but as long as it's a cabinet of all accounts — out but as long as it's a cabinet of all accounts which it wasn't under boris _ all accounts which it wasn't under borisjohnson, that will all accounts which it wasn't under boris johnson, that will be an improvement.— boris johnson, that will be an imrovement. . , ., , improvement. catherine, you might be able to help me _ improvement. catherine, you might be able to help me with _ improvement. catherine, you might be able to help me with a _ able to help me with a constitutional conundrum. it is always a tumultuous day when you shake up the cabinet. is it a reshuffle, a new government? whe

k. lose trust begins. naming her cabinet after being appointed as britton's new prime minister. she's promised a bold plan to rebuild the economy and address storing energy costs. ah, i'm here until welcome to the program. the united nations nuclear watchdog is calling for a security zone to be established road, ukraine's embattled region nuclear power plant and report the i a said it was gravely concerned about the situation at the plant describing the conditions as untenable it's rafael garcia. that time speaking to the security council, but his 1st time reporting on what he seen with his own eyes at this apparition, nuclear plant. we are playing with fire and something very, very catastrophic could take place. this is why in our report, we are proposing the establishing the establishment, sorry, of a nuclear safety and security protection zone. grossey says it's not possible to work normally and safely at the plant. it's short staffed, the staff. it does have an overworked and communication with the outside world is difficult and he says military vehicles are getting in the w

a complex list of issues for trust and her new cabinet. earlier i spoke to our correspondent london, doug at mass, and we asked her about liz trust picks for her cabinet. was really striking, is that the top many of the top positions are held by ethnic minority him. he's so it's not a cabinet full of white man, the p. m. and also the deputy prime minister of a female to that is something that, that's very, very striking. the other thing that you can say is that it's a, it's a, it's a cabinet that's mostly consisting of supporters of less trust. so she had been a urged by by members of her own party by a conservative observers to build a cabinet of all talents and also reach out to people who haven't previously supported her. but she hasn't on that. so it's most the allies, mostly from the right wing of the party and also mostly breaks it tears. so it looks like her lay like a cabinet there, almost that she's a, she's, she's build in her image when it comes to their, their, their political convictions. right, turning to tennis news now and

so it looks like our, like a cabinet. they're almost that she's our, she's, she's building her image when it comes to their, their, their political convictions turn doesn't. tennyson is now and caspar root has advanced to the semi finals of the was open for the 1st time. after beating mateo bear a teeny 6. 16476. the 5th seed norwegian, the raced 2 wins in the 1st 2 sets before as italian opponent put him in a hole in the 3rd rude been saved to set points before going on to dominate the ty break. he will next phase, either nick curios or a current shower kind of in december. he's well, that's all for me, but stay tuned up. next is business news with daniel winter. and don't forget, you can always get all the latest news on our website at studio dot com. and of course we're on twitter, youtube as well. i'm aaron tilton in berlin. thanks for joining us with you become a ready news with hackers, paralyzing tires.

perhaps — boris johnson was in a cabinet. perhaps at _ boris johnson was in a cabinet.at a junior minister level she might offer positive sooner supporters and today she was saying that she _ supporters and today she was saying that she wants to unite the party giving _ that she wants to unite the party giving she — that she wants to unite the party giving she only had a third of suapart— giving she only had a third of support in the first round so she starts _ support in the first round so she starts from _ support in the first round so she starts from a position of relative vulnerability in westminster and she might— vulnerability in westminster and she might look_ vulnerability in westminster and she might look therefore to bring the party— might look therefore to bring the party together through those appointments but at a cabinet level, it looks _ appointments but at a cabinet level, it looks like she's sticking with her core — it looks like she's sticking with her core support.— it looks like she's sticking with her core support. let's talk about her core support.

k. las trust begins naming her cabinet after being appointed as brittany prime minister. she's promised a bold plan to rebuild the economy and address, storing energy hoxluth. ah, i'm nichol fairly, it's good to have you with us. the united nations nuclear watchdog is calling for a security zone to be established around ukraine's and battles, upper region and nuclear power plant. in a report the i a said it was gravely concerned about the situation at the plant describing missions as untenable. as comes after a team of experts visit the site last week to assess the damage and conditions for the workers there. since russian troops took control of the facility early in the war, even moscow have accused each other risking a radiation disaster by shelling near the site. and a virtual address to the un security council. i ha, raphael grossey more in the plan has sustained significant damage. the physical attack, we, or unwittingly, the hit that this facility has received. i'm that i could personally see assess together with my experts is simply an acceptable we are playing wit

you will notice some cabinet members are smiling. we are making things here in america, we are making our supply chains more secure and i believe we are winning the race to the future. details matter. execution matters. i expect everyone here to give me an update on your departments and i am optimistic about the future we are building. but, it requires solid work making these laws work. the devil is in the details. mitchell andrew, who can't be here today because his dad passed away, his dad was one hell of a guy. way back in the 1960's, took a -- for everyone in terms of dealing with racial equity in the south, particularly louisiana and new orleans. he passed away yesterday. mitch is doing a great job leading his team and implementing infrastructure. earlier today, secretary armando announced a plan in place to get the chips act off the ground. that is just the beginning. separately, we are hearing the latest from the vice president and the attorney general on everything our administration is doing to protect women and the right to

we shared bachelor's, ex, cabinet chief analia with the active. the cabinet shake up incorporates a political generation that the left wing, millennial president had once dismissed as history. this is equivalent of when you move out of your house because you are a grown up now and you're going to have your own life. and 6 months later, you have to bring in your dad, your mom and your siblings, because you cannot of sort of live on your own. you the president palace university students protested throughout the day against the defeat of the draft constitution supported by bought each. it would have introduced progressive structural reforms, but for the majority of voters, it went too far in the gale, which is obvious that the president had to get the message from this electoral defeat and is taken note by incorporating people from other generations below. you weren't formed in student protests for sunday are taken in the ceremony here at the presidential palace was the late 90 minutes because of an uproar over the choice of under secretary of the in

he isn't evenin full cabinet —— mr ellis. he isn't even in the full cabinet.hem are new- there _ cannot resist it. a lot of them are new- there is— cannot resist it. a lot of them are new. there is therese _ cannot resist it. a lot of them are new. there is therese coffey - cannot resist it. a lot of them are new. there is therese coffey it i cannot resist it. a lot of them are i new. there is therese coffey it was on the programme half an hour ago. she hasjust turned up. didn't give much detail when she was on 45 minutes ago. the new deputy prime minister. ,., ., minutes ago. the new deputy prime minister. ., minutes ago. the new deputy prime minister-_ a - minutes ago. the new deputy prime minister._ a politicall minister. good morning. a political soulmate, minister. good morning. a political soulmate. she _ minister. good morning. a political soulmate, she has— minister. good morning. a political soulmate, she has been _ minister. good morning. a politicalj soulmate, she has been described, minister. good morning. a political. soulmate, she has been descri

the cabinet i about a lot. right. the cabinet office — about a lot. right.heat wave and — talking about the droughts, heat wave and other things, travel disruption, things that could affect the country in a negative way. now nadim _ the country in a negative way. now nadim zahawi will inherit that and i also understand the cabinet office has been — also understand the cabinet office has been working on a communication campaign _ has been working on a communication campaign in _ has been working on a communication campaign in regards to instructing people _ campaign in regards to instructing people how to cut down on energy usage _ people how to cut down on energy usage this— people how to cut down on energy usage this winter. liz truss has yet to sign— usage this winter. liz truss has yet to sign that — usage this winter. liz truss has yet to sign that off but the cabinet office — to sign that off but the cabinet office can also play a big part on the government '5 energy plans. interesting because if you look at what german politicians have been saying, the

but what about— in the cabinet, but i think... but what about the _ in the cabinet, but i think... different wings to the party because she didn't get a thumping mandate. but party because she didn't get a thumping mandate.— party because she didn't get a thumping mandate. party because she didn't get a thumin: mandate. �* , ., ., thumping mandate. but then you have --eole like thumping mandate. but then you have people like donica _ thumping mandate. but then you have people like donica mark, _ thumping mandate. but then you have people like donica mark, who - thumping mandate. but then you have people like donica mark, who made i people like donica mark, who made approval —— brutal attack on her. michael goes, again, these are people who are big figures in the cabinet. —— michael gove. there's been a lot of nastiness in this campaign and lots of personal attacks. it's understandable why she wouldn't want to reward those people with big jobs of white i should say most have been with big jobs of white i should say most have bee— most have been appointed,, but there are smaller posi

she's replaced many of the top figures in boston since cabinets. and the nuclear watched up wants the situation that the russian controls operation nuclear power plant in ukraine is unsustainable. the i. e. a has also the creation of a safety setting around the plant to prevent further damage. the pentagon says russia wants north korea to supply it with ammunition for the war and ukraine. u. s. officials that demonstrates how western sanctions and limiting moscow's ability to replace vehicles and weapons destroyed during months of conflict. russia has approached north korea to request ammunition. i am not able to provide any more detail than that at this point in time. but it does demonstrate it is indicative of the situation that russia finds itself in, in terms of its logistics and sustainment capabilities as it relates to ukraine. certainly, as has been said, we, we assess that things are not going well on that front for russia. so the fact that they're reaching out to north korea is assigned that, that they're having some challenges on the sust

cabinet ofjust six years ago, there is only one survivor —— you compare it. the top of politics, but also within the cabinet as well. let's look at policy. people will be expecting to know when, for example, there will be policy detail around there will be policy detail around the energy crisis, the cost of living crisis. what can we tell viewers? it living crisis. what can we tell viewers? ., ., a living crisis. what can we tell viewers? ., ., ~ living crisis. what can we tell viewers?— living crisis. what can we tell viewers? ., ., ~ , , viewers? it looks like it is still likel to viewers? it looks like it is still likely to happen _ viewers? it looks like it is still likely to happen on _ viewers? it looks like it is still likely to happen on thursday. | viewers? it looks like it is still| likely to happen on thursday. i viewers? it looks like it is still - likely to happen on thursday. i have been told through the weight that is when it is pencilled in and i don't think the government has any appetite you let it slip because there is a clamourfor detail u

got plenty of experience in cabinet.— of experience in cabinet.experience in cabinet. and a big intellect if he read _ of experience in cabinet. and a big intellect if he read the _ of experience in cabinet. and a big intellect if he read the profiles - of experience in cabinet. and a big intellect if he read the profiles of l intellect if he read the profiles of him as well. intellect if he read the profiles of him as well-— him as well. he's incredibly intelligent. _ him as well. he's incredibly intelligent. i— him as well. he's incredibly intelligent. ithink- him as well. he's incredibly intelligent. i think some . him as well. he's incredibly intelligent. i think some of| him as well. he's incredibly - intelligent. i think some of that is just a patriot, to be honest, saying that he's under qualify for the job. he absolutely not. his economic thinking is incredibly different and very much radical and different to what we have seen in the past. to the mirror, looking at another story, a devastating report there about the reporter in brazil and

more difficult still was the removal of cabinet minister george jackson. what it is confidant and right hand man. together they began fighting to transform chile, a student leaders in 2011, forming a new generation of politicians. later they were inseparable as congressional allies. now, jackson, who was unable to work well with congress, has been moved to an a significant ministry. he's been replaced by former president michelle bachelor's, ex cabinet chief analia with the actor. the cabinet shake up incorporates a political generation that the left wing, millennial president had, once dismissed as history equivalent of when you move out of your house. because you are a grown up now and you're going to have your own life. and 6 months later, you have to ring and your dad, your mom and your siblings, because you cannot of sort of live on your you the presidential palace. listen to students protested throughout the day against the defeat of the draft constitution supported by blood each. it would have introduced progressive structural reforms, but for the m

the thing is that liz truss and her cabinet, orthe thing is that liz truss and her cabinet, or the seniors. �* i thought it was a good front page of. ., i thought it was a good front page of. and the choreography of the day, rachel. these _ of. and the choreography of the day, rachel, these days _ of. and the choreography of the day, rachel, these days are _ of. and the choreography of the day, rachel, these days are historic. - of. and the choreography of the day, rachel, these days are historic. i - rachel, these days are historic. i suppose potentially, we're getting a bit blase. i suppose potentially, we're getting a bit blase. ., �* ~' , suppose potentially, we're getting a bit blase. ., �* ,, , ., bit blase. i don't think my reaction to that is blase. _ bit blase. i don't think my reaction to that is blase. i _ bit blase. i don't think my reaction to that is blase. i think— bit blase. i don't think my reaction to that is blase. i think my - to that is blase. i think my reaction to that is, well, how much longer will this go on because every prime minister that the conservatives have

cabinet and prime minister coming in this _ cabinet and prime minister coming in this is — cabinet ands have seen from the uk, and also of— ukrainians have seen from the uk, and also of course the international community~ — and also of course the international community. the more that people feel the difficulties in terms of rising energy— the difficulties in terms of rising energy bills and cost of living, the more _ energy bills and cost of living, the more they— energy bills and cost of living, the more they will expect domestic focus and domestic action. sol more they will expect domestic focus and domestic action. so i think we can be _ and domestic action. so i think we can be very— and domestic action. so i think we can be very proud of what we have done _ can be very proud of what we have done as— can be very proud of what we have done as a — can be very proud of what we have done as a country for ukraine, and the very— done as a country for ukraine, and the very quick moves put in place on sanctions _ the very quick moves put in place on sanctions and military support, but you

liz truss names her cabinet. she is promised -- has promised a bold land to address soaring energy costs. plus, thousands of homes and businesses are underwater after monsoon flooding in pakistan. we will hear about efforts to drain off the biggest freshwater lake in the country and divert dangerous water flow away from populated areas. to our viewers on pbs and the united states and around the world, good to have you with us. the united nations nuclear watchdog is calling for a security zone to be established around ukraine has embattled -- ukraine's embattled nuclear power plant. it was gravely concerned about the situation at the plant, describing conditions as untenable. this comes after our team of experts visited the site last night. since russian troops took role -- took control of the facility, kyiv and moscow have accused each other of risking a radiation disaster because of shelling near the site. iaea chief warns of potential catastrophe, saying the plant has sustained significant damage. >> the psical

ichie sooner -- all saying they aren't anticipating being in the cabinet.seeing multiple report from the guardian and the sun and fr others that the cabinet of minister nigel adams has quit and in his resignation to board johnson, has said, those who stop to your demise do not understand the values and aspirations of 2019 first time conservative voters. board johnson picked up seats in 2019 elections. the conservative parties have traditionally struggled to do well. we will talk about that comment from nigel adams. let's hear what the opposition has said. here is the leader of the opposition. >> we have heard far more from the latest prime minister about cuts to corporation tax over the summer then the cost-of-living crisis, the single most impoant thing that is bearing on households. this shows not only she is out of touch but she is not on the side of working people so she needs to do -- feel with the cost-of-living crisis and she needs to deal with collapse of law and order. russ: there is the leader of the opposition. let's have a look at some of the ch

liz truss was at that cabinet table for all of those. she has to clear up. record levels of underinvestment and low growth have left our public services in a shocking state that they are in now with the nhs backlog and the energy crisis that we are having to deal with as well. in transport, we've got issues like avanti west coast not running on the same timetable as it used to. britain simply isn't working at the moment, and the idea that liz truss, the latest in a succession of tory prime minister is can step in and fix it is quite frankly laughable. it is a olitical is quite frankly laughable. it is a political challenge. _ is quite frankly laughable. it is a political challenge. you - is quite frankly laughable. it is a political challenge. you have - is quite frankly laughable. it is a l political challenge. you have been for the last three years confronting borisjohnson. you've got to him on the skid can be of help to contribute to that, it his party who finished them off, but labour plays a role in that because the opposition helps

for the last number— johnson's cabinet for the last number of years.e next we — blundering from one crisis to the next. we have to have long—term solutions — next. we have to have long—term solutions and labour has those, and has put _ solutions and labour has those, and has put forward those plans. i have not seen _ has put forward those plans. i have not seen any of that from the government including this new prime minister~ _ government including this new prime minister. we have seen borisjohnson going _ minister. we have seen borisjohnson going around having its holidays and enjoying _ going around having its holidays and enjoying himself for weeks while the rest of— enjoying himself for weeks while the rest of the _ enjoying himself for weeks while the rest of the country has been absolutely petrified. i have businesses locally who have been there _ businesses locally who have been there since before the war, saying they will— there since before the war, saying they will not be able to survive. we have households struggling. to be honest. _ have h

i don't think he'd be able to sit round a cabinet table after _ able to sit round a cabinet table after last few weeks. so i think liz after the last few weeks. so i think liz truss— after the last few weeks. so i think liz truss is— after the last few weeks. so i think liz truss is going to just say the main _ liz truss is going to just say the main focus _ liz truss is going to just say the main focus is the cost of living crisis~ — main focus is the cost of living crisis i— main focus is the cost of living crisis~ ican— main focus is the cost of living crisis. i can look at bringing the party— crisis. i can look at bringing the party back— crisis. i can look at bringing the party back together further down the line. party back together further down the line i_ party back together further down the line ithink— party back together further down the line. i think she wants her closest allies— line. i think she wants her closest allies around about her, people that she trusts~ — allies around about her, people that she trusts. people like jacob rees—mogg, i think they'll still be in there

it's said to be the most diverse cabinet on record.ave more on the new cabinet and on the cost of living crisis, as another warning comes on the state of the economy. as business struggles, little can be done to stop the uk falling into recession — that the verdict of the bank of england. in pakistan, the authorities are desperately trying to stop the country's biggest lake from bursting its banks, adding to the devastation caused by the recent floods. and chelsea football club have sacked their manager, thomas tuchel, prompting anger from many of the fans. and coming up on the bbc news channel, alex hales has returned to the england fold for the first time in three years when he was dropped because of an off—field incident that's kept him in international exile since. good evening. in her very first appearance at prime minister's questions, liz truss has been asked to spell out how she intends to help millions of households and businesses with theirfuel bills. today she ruled out imposing a windfall tax on the big profits of the energ

k less trust begins naming her cabinet after being appointed. as britons new prime minister. she's promised a bold plan to rebuild the economy and address soaring an energy cost. ah, i'm to call for like, it's good to have you with us. the united nations nuclear watchdog is calling for a security zone to be established around ukraine's embattled upper regia, nuclear power plant b. i a says the current situation is quote, untenable, this after a team of was experts visited the site last week to assess the damage and conditions for the workers there. since russian troops took control of the facility early in the war, keith and moscow have accused each other of risking a radiation disaster by shelling near the site and t w's and montana. shes joins me from keith. now, emma, good to see you. the u. n. is gravely concerned about the state of the plan to what exactly did the report reveal? well, this report actually was expected to hear that doesn't really come of a surprise with the international energy agency saying that the situation is no longer sustainable. dave observed, very

new prime minister list trust has begun announcing her cabinet earlier today. she gave her 1st speech as prime minister, pledging to boost the economy, tackle the energy crisis, and improve the country's national health service trust promise, tax cuts and security at home and abroad. britain's 4th, conservative prime minister, and 6 year she's facing a raft of challenges, including a cost of living crisis, labor unrest, and storing energy prices. only thing that we called let's listen into some of what she had to say earlier. we will transform britain into an aspiration nation with high paying jobs, safe streets, and what everyone. everyone has the opportunities they deserve. i will take action this day and action every day to make it happen. i will take action this week to deal with energy bills and to secure all future energy supply. earlier i spoke to our correspondent in london, bigot mother and asked her about les tress picks for her cabinet. was really striking is that the top many of the top positions are held by ethnic minority and he's so it's not a ca

i don't think we will see him in the cabinet _ think we will see him in the cabinet.t see what can a — between the candidates. i don't see what can a ministry he could take. he couldn't — what can a ministry he could take. he couldn't take the economic ministry— he couldn't take the economic ministry because he's so ideal mini5try because he's so ideal logically— ministry because he's so ideal logically opposed to what she's doing _ logically opposed to what she's doing is— logically opposed to what she's doing is that rules out the treasury, bu5ine55, doing is that rules out the treasury, business, environment, you name _ treasury, business, environment, you name it. _ treasury, business, environment, you name it, levelling up, sol treasury, business, environment, you name it, levelling up, so i imagine he will— name it, levelling up, so i imagine he will be — name it, levelling up, so i imagine he will be retreating off to the back— he will be retreating off to the back benches and having some time to lick his _ back benches and having some time to lick hi5 wound5 b

meeting of his cabinet early this morning.othing _ cabinet early this morning. and he said nothing will— cabinet early this morning. and he said nothing will change. - cabinet early this morning. and he said nothing will change. that - cabinet early this morning. and he l said nothing will change. that there is no legal implication as a result of this announcement, no legitimacy and the international community will reject anything that is going to be announced and that the ukrainians will continue with the counter offensive to retake territory that is now under russian occupation and the ukrainians have been saying that the ukrainians have been saying that the so—called referendums that were held in these four regions in donetsk and luhansk and zaporizhzhia in the south were a farce and an excuse by the kremlin to go ahead with the land excuse by the kremlin to go ahead with the [and grab, and they say nothing really matters and that these are regions that belong to ukraine and that the counter offensive continues, and we know

cabinet. _ of the cabinet? you are right to say it is diverse in terms _ of the cabinet? you are right to say it is diverse in terms of— of the cabinet? you are right to say it is diverse in terms of the - of the cabinet? you are right to say it is diverse in terms of the great i it is diverse in terms of the great offices of state and if you look at the make—up of the cabinet generally, you would say it is still predominately white, although there are more women than they used to be. i guess the point i would make is that if you look at the socio economic background of the cabinet, it tells you a lot about the story that�*s been ongoing in british politics for the last few decades which is that we have seen an almost complete disappearance of people from working—class backgrounds. of course, they were never to be found in any great numbers in the conservative party but in the labour party, they were. even that has disappeared, so we are now in a situation where in parliament there is no one w

-- a full member of the cabinet. . ., . , ., . cabinet.ver after a general election and she had five years, the brutality _ and she had five years, the brutality that she has displayed toward — brutality that she has displayed toward rishi sunak's supporters would _ toward rishi sunak's supporters would ultimately come back and potentially destroy her, because make _ potentially destroy her, because make no— potentially destroy her, because make no mistake, there are a lot of very angry, — make no mistake, there are a lot of very angry, and privately very upset people _ very angry, and privately very upset people around rishi who feel she has been unnecessarily divisive... thank ou ve been unnecessarily divisive... thank you very much- _ been unnecessarily divisive... thank you very much. great _ been unnecessarily divisive... thank you very much. great very _ been unnecessarily divisive... thank you very much. great very little i been unnecessarily divisive... thank you very much. great very little to i you very much. great very little to

the cabinet secretary might chance earlier. the cabinet secretary might change over— earlier.l servants, most of them stay, and they are the continuity that will help liz truss adapt to her newjob, to get her feet under the desk and to get her feet under the desk and to help her team log into the computers, the simple things of having a newjob. they become really important. over the next hours and days, liz truss will have her own ideas about how she wants to structure the operation at number ten, and who she wants in the top jobs. she has always been wary of the civil service and is wary of some of the way that things have been operating over the last four years and we heard her talk about this in the campaign. it would not surprise me terribly if some of those big names in the civil service do change over the next few hours. the microphones will be picking this up the microphones will be picking this up i'm sure, but the rain is now hammering down, so that is what is happening. some protective action has been taken for the podium itself because once the rain gets into those

cabinet minister, is that walk up downing street, so. . ._ cabinet minister, is that walk up downinghi _ downing street, so... what about the flip side of it? rishi sunak, _ downing street, so... what about the flip side of it? rishi sunak, who - flip side of it? rishi sunak, who has held the second most important office in the united kingdom, returns to the backbenches. i know he had been there previously anyway because he resigned, but was is that like? to be stripped of all of everything epic comes with being a minister. it everything epic comes with being a minister. , ., . ., minister. it is quite a change. in minister. it is quite a change. in my case. _ minister. it is quite a change. in my case. l _ minister. it is quite a change. in my case. i left _ minister. it is quite a change. in my case, i left government - minister. it is quite a change. in my case, i left governmentjustl my case, i left governmentjust before the summer recess, so that meant that it was, by the time i came back, it was... but it is a huge transformation because what you are used to is a large departme

i would like to say that the cabinets themselves are inside the cabinets, and these are made in contrastteresting. that is, here the same scheme, the hood, got inside the cabinet and it’s not at all visible, you don’t even have to guess that it is here, nevertheless less space remains in comparison necessarily further. as we do this, the lower part of such a soft color has already decided to slightly delimit this color, so that again it does not exist. it's just all very rosy, just to have some kind of balance. let's discover what is here? total on the right, we have provided large storage shelves further. we have drawers with a system that allows you to quickly unfasten and pull out at the same time . here's the top drawer, and here we have the chic cutlery trays. they are from natural wood hob. we have enough for two burners. yes, because again, the priority is on our table. shnitsa, in general, is wonderful. ours is tempered glass. it is not afraid, of course, of no pollution. that is, there are spilled colored liquids, blueberries and red wine. it does not absorb anything, it is easy

that needs to be reflected both in the cabinet and in _ to be reflected both in the cabinet and in thernment more broadly. we need to— and in the government more broadly. we need to have this as a meritocratic party in which all talents — meritocratic party in which all talents are brought together. if she does that, — talents are brought together. if she does that, she has the very best chance _ does that, she has the very best chance of— does that, she has the very best chance of bringing us together as a parliamentary party. let's face it, we have _ parliamentary party. let's face it, we have an — parliamentary party. let's face it, we have an election in under two years— we have an election in under two years now. — we have an election in under two years now, and the real enemy that we all— years now, and the real enemy that we all have — years now, and the real enemy that we all have to face is cure starmer, and heaven— we all have to face is cure starmer, and heaven forbid some kind of hung parliament _ and heaven forbid some kind of hung parliament in which the snp are involved

i with his cabinet, things seemed rather different.— with his cabinet, things seemed rather differentr being on a cabinet zoom call and - rather different. i remember being on a cabinet zoom call and saying, the pm _ on a cabinet zoom call and saying, the pm is— on a cabinet zoom call and saying, the pm is clearly— on a cabinet zoom call and saying, the pm is clearly dreadfully- on a cabinet zoom call and saying, | the pm is clearly dreadfully unwell. looks _ the pm is clearly dreadfully unwell. looks and — the pm is clearly dreadfully unwell. looks and sounds _ the pm is clearly dreadfully unwell. looks and sounds awful— the pm is clearly dreadfully unwell. looks and sounds awful and - the pm is clearly dreadfully unwell. looks and sounds awful and we - the pm is clearly dreadfully unwell. i looks and sounds awful and we need to bring _ looks and sounds awful and we need to bring this — looks and sounds awful and we need to bring this meeting _ looks and sounds awful and we need to bring this meeting to _ looks and sounds awful and we need to bring this meeting to a _ looks and sound

al jazeera investigations, ah least, trust holds her 1st cabinet meeting. as you case, new prime minister with economy helping the agenda. ah, hello, i'm emily anguish this is al jazeera alive from dough house are coming up. president vladimir putin says there's no russian equipment in this apparition nuclear plant contradicting a report by the un it nuclear watchdog. iraq supreme court is expected to rule on a petition to dissolve parliament after months of political deadlock. and calls for urgent help is thousands of homes destroyed by floods in sudan. ah, welcome to the program. britain's new prime minister, lead trust, has held her 1st cabinet mazing a one day after taking over the top job from paris. johnson. these alive pitches. she's promoted and pays her back to her leadership campaign among the most senior positions kweisi quite tang who's has been made chancellor of executor. and so ella braverman britton's new home secretary let's us any now as the u. k is that new prime minister faces her 1st prime ministers. questions? good. thank you miss the

a job in the cabinet, would you acce t? ., a job in the cabinet, would you accet?d you accet? . , ., . ., accept? that is not what focused on. i can say is — accept? that is not what focused on. i can say is liz _ accept? that is not what focused on. i can say is liz truss _ accept? that is not what focused on. i can say is liz truss will have - accept? that is not what focused on. i can say is liz truss will have my - i can say is liz truss will have my full support as the new government gets on. full support as the new government nets on. , full support as the new government netson. , , full support as the new government netson. ,, , gets on. fully support but you're not willing _ gets on. fully support but you're not willing to _ gets on. fully support but you're not willing to serve _ gets on. fully support but you're not willing to serve her? - gets on. fully support but you're not willing to serve her? these l not willing to serve her? these thins not willing to serve her? these things are _ not willing to serve her? these things are not _ not willing to serv

if you are offered ajob in her cabinet, will| offered a job in her cabinet, will you accept? you accept? it is not what i'm focused on — you accept? it is not what i'm focused on but _ you accept? it is not what i'm focused on but liz _ you accept? it is not what i'm focused on but liz truss - you accept? it is not what i'm focused on but liz truss will| you accept? it is not what i'm - focused on but liz truss will have my full support. full focused on but liz truss will have my full support-— my full support. full support but ou are my full support. full support but you are not _ my full support. full support but you are not willing _ my full support. full support but you are not willing to _ my full support. full support but you are not willing to serve - my full support. full support but you are not willing to serve her? these things are not for me but also its not something i'm thinking it's not something i'm thinking about. ., ., , ., it's not something i'm thinking about. ., ., , about. the main opposition parties at westminster _ about. the main opposition parties at

names her cabinet and pledges action on soaring energy bills. china sets its reference rate with the strongest bias ever. the selloff accelerates. stocks and futures slide as fears of aggressive fed tightening roil risk sentiment. this is all about positioning and a strong dollar not only hurting oil but now being priced in the risks of an aggressive recession. if you look at futures, down .8% for the euro stoxx but also for the ftse 100. there is a great story that our reporter put together looking at m&a and the fact that a lot of u.s. buyers and foreign buyers could be coming into the u.k. market to buy growth stocks. markets are opening up, i'm looking at commodities. we had oil yesterday at the lowest since january. british pound is probably the one thing liz truss will look at if she has a bloomberg terminal and decides to have a benchmark of her success. the cac 40 opening .7% lower, ibex under pressure and the ftse down .8%. let's get to your cross as a check. a lot of stories on yuan and japanese yen sinking 1% as officials expressed co

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one of you said, do all of the cabinet need to go and see the queen before the cabinet is appointed?need to happen, it is borisjohnson who goes first, he resigns, you'll see the queen at balmoral in scotland and then liz truss will follow not long afterwards and she will be invited to form a government which, because she has the support of the conservative mps and they have a majority in the house of commons, she can death any day. she will come down from balmoral and it will be in the afternoon where she gives a speech. we think here in downing street outside, if the weather allows, and then the work will begin earth appointing a cabinet. it is a good hundred metres or so to the gates of downing street but someone who is evidently reasonably expert at protecting their voice, i'm not quite sure what they are saying, but you can probably making out they are saying something, that is to explain there is someone beyond the gates in there is someone beyond the gates in the straight. let's talk about liz truss's challenges because there are economic and social challenges that come with a

, — is going to be tipped for truss's cabinet, there is not a lot of either— cabinet, there is not aor exciting new blood. she is surround herself with loyalists. it is interesting, about nadine — loyalists. it is interesting, about nadine dorries, because as much as she was— nadine dorries, because as much as she was the — nadine dorries, because as much as she was the staunch supporter boris johnson, _ she was the staunch supporter boris johnson, and so was liz truss. liz truss— johnson, and so was liz truss. liz truss canre — johnson, and so was liz truss. liz truss came out in support of boris johnson _ truss came out in support of boris johnson when everyone else was resigning. — johnson when everyone else was resigning, and nadine dorries made those _ resigning, 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— sun

everyone crowded, uh, we hung clothes, uh, mirrored white room with cabinets with a workplace.ere is this light that floods all space. here, this is a neon, backlit, lilac monochromatic interior, using the color color in order to add some shades to it in order to create such a little club cool fun atmosphere. well, i, of course, am convinced that these changes are always external the quality of life, firstly, is changing and the psychology of life is changing for sure. we have something new, it is not right, which is dynamically very interesting , some kind of update will become even more interesting. it will happen anyway. i tried to do everything for this so that nastya could live here comfortably alone without outside help so that she would be here for herself, so i felt the strongest independence gingerbread man i'll eat you accept, what are we standing it's someone such and such, seryoga yes there is not only a firearm, here on the living. i'm already i see the headlines the famous moscow blogger even worse found dead sochi when we sent marina nazarova from moscow for god