minister is mrs. roksolana pidlas. in fact, this is evidence of the attitude of the cabinet of ministers to parliament, which did not submit the budget of a warring country. because if there remains an increase in the funding of the prosecutor's office and other law enforcement agencies, i want to remind you that it is not the prosecutors who will go on the counter-nav. because if there remains a serial counteroffensive, a marathon counteroffensive, for which you allocate 440 million, 2 billion for the rada channel , another 200 million that are not shown by the parliament and where presenters from the medvedchuk channel work, you have there are absolutely shameful articles of an attack on decentralization, which does not correspond not only to the budget of a warring country, but also to the budget of a country that is joining the european union. after all, the eu is a strong region, you have about 60 billion of funds there, these are floating funds, not confirmed by anything, because you have already invested money from the military pdf in this draft budget, although the corresponding draft law has not yet been adopted,

the leader of the socialist workers' party, pedro sanchez, took to the streets; he was re-elected to the post of prime minister by voting in parliament. opponents of the head of the cabinet they claim that he remained in power only thanks to, quote: a shameful conspiracy with representatives of the political association in favor. criminal, liar, bad person, radish, for those who are interested in obscene spanish vocabulary, videos from rallies in spanish cities, a treasure trove of knowledge, pedro sanchest, the spanish press is a manipulator, this is not a headquarters, this is a brothel. the prime minister's party is called a brothel, not just because it is offensive, there is a hint of the disorderly political connections of the socialists. pedro sanchez supported separatists in order for them to support him, supported by the basque party and catalan nationalists, he slipped into the queens in the parliamentary vote. voting closed, 179 votes in favor, 171 against, no abstentions. i declare the confidence of the congress in the department of mr. these six extra votes for sanchez cost spain dearly; in exchange for them , an amnesty was declared for all catalan separatis

cabinet of ministers, not the parliament. there should be a resolution of the cabinet of ministers of ukraine that specifically regulates these issues. probably a more advanced mechanism. the parliament once again registered a draft law, which proposes to to leave for money, less than the fraudsters ask for, and to list them, they propose. on the armed forces, but it is not worth waiting for its approval, says the people's deputy. there is no chance that this bill will even pass the committee. this raises a certain issue, well, socially, let's say, injustice and inequality of people depending on their property status. but how to eliminate the inequality that was created by the chaos in the legislation during more than one and a half years of the great war, it seems that they never came up with it. we addressed this issue to the cabinet of ministers, but did not receive an answer. the ministry of community development announces that from december 1, volunteer organizations will not be able to use the shlyah system, because only official funds will be allowed to transport aid, which will be in the unified register, and the cargo itself will be carefully checked. khrystyna gavrish, svitlana kovbytsia, fakty ictv - the only news. president

of the socialist workers' party, pedra sanchez, took to the streets. he was re-elected to the post of prime minister by voting in parliament, and opponents of the head of the cabinett he remained in power only thanks to the quote “shameful collusion with representatives of a political association advocating the independence of catalya.” acting..." about the possible consequences of such a decision elizaveta gerson. pedra sanchez, you are a traitor, a criminal, a liar, a bad person, radish. for those who are interested in obscene spanish vocabulary, videos from rallies in spanish cities are a treasure trove of knowledge. pedro sanchez, spanish press, manipulator, this is not a headquarters, this is a brothel. supported by the basque party and catalan nationalists, he slipped into the queens in the parliamentary vote, the vote is completed: 179 votes for, 171 against, there were no abstentions, i declare the confidence of the congress in the diplomatic department, these six extra votes for sanchez cost spain dearly, in in exchange for them, all catalan separatists have been given an amnesty, which means a relapse of separatism is likely, the head of the catalan junt

aspire to the european union, but it is strange that people who occupy such high positions, represent our people in the parliament and are elected, appointed to positions in the cabinet of ministers understand the procedures, and i am very ... strange why the president of ukraine, and the ministry of foreign affairs, and other departments did not report that this is a serious signal, this was the most serious signal. in the month of june and in principle, there was an expectation that immediately after the resolution on june 15 this year, the president would resign, as it always happens in all progressive countries, he did not hear this signal, they did not hear the signal of the european parliament, we started on facebook, in the mass media information, pro-government representatives show that this is some one people... this is some one member of the european parliament who initiated it, who has some connections there, well, that is, they began to evaluate with their own categories, if there are no resignations, those who promoted this one the bill, well, we will be perceived in a completely different way, in the european union , de facto, well, this is a warning, then it will a

the opposition takes the majority of seats in the country's parliament, having a mandate of people's trust, they could begin to form a cabinet of ministerscularly major cases as prime minister, he was tasked with assembling a cabinet of ministers among his own , but this whole team still has to gain trust from parliament, where the majority of votes are for that very the opposition, which has already announced the formation of a coalition and the nomination of tusk to the post of prime minister. together we are creating something more than a collection of parties that currently stand next to each other. an important signal from europe to the world. poland is returning to the democratic, law-abiding, human rights-respecting map of europe and the world. this is a signal not only to polish women and men, but to all people of goodwill around the world who have been waiting for this message. today we can safely state that there is political confrontation. polish the state is in deep crisis. at the same time , none of the forces, of course, is aimed at solving the internal problems of the unification of polish society. serving external interes

the missing deputies, tusk’s coalition will have the right to form its own cabinet of ministers and will pass it through the country’s parliament usurpation of judicial power by kaczynski's command may become one of the first to reform and return to pan-european standards. in addition, this will allow donald tusk to unfreeze significant subsidies from the brussels budget, about 60 billion euros. good help. against the backdrop of striking railway workers. we have a very important constitutional body that has been reformed in violation of the law. this is not a functioning constitutional body. yesterday, during the debate, i drew attention to two negative consequences of the way the national council of justice functions in its current form, which are also painful for many poles. firstly, these are already billions of dollars in expenses that the polish state pays to all those who apply to international courts for decisions made by judges appointed by the national... council of justice and this is a concrete fact, neither kochenski, nor ziobra, nor others pay, and citizens pay, because it is from the state budget that these fines

which the accountability of cabinet to parliament and to the people was undermined by virtue of the attacks made on cabinet, the way in which described, the way in which ministerst governance was undermined to adeiree?�* ., ., cabinet governance was undermined to aderree?�* ., ., ,, a degree? attacks of that kind clearly undermine _ a degree? attacks of that kind clearly undermine public- a degree? attacks of that kind i clearly undermine public confidence in cabinet governance. actually, in terms of the formal procedures, the key decisions were taken, either in cabinet or in the uk cobra with the devolved first minister's and their teams in attendance. so i think in terms of formal decisions the constitutional decision, we sought to follow it. i know, mr keith, you will probably want to come back to the relationship between the dialectic within number 10 and the formal procedures, so i won't dwell upon it now. formal procedures, so i won't dwell upon it "ow-— formal procedures, so i won't dwell upon it now. yes. but i certainly souuht upon it now. yes. but i certainly sought to _ upon it now. yes. but i certainly sought to ensure _ upon it now. yes. but i cert

deputies of the kyiv rada... want to address to the verkhovna rada, so that the parliament will finally consider the government's , i emphasize the government initiative, that is, the cabinet of ministersukraine worked on it, and if this law was adopted, that is, if it was not a legal forces, then council after council should not sit down and expel opzh. at the beginning of the year, 150 people's deputies, it seems even more, turned to stefanchuk and asked him to put this government project on the agenda of the session hall, but they did not introduce this issue, although the committee passed this bill and it must be considered, it's like the moscow ones priests, political will is simply blocked, and that is why such phenomena are now taking place in the kyiv regional council, the kyiv city council, and other local councils, when deputies at the request communities are trying to do this, but why do we have such a riot in every council, why do we have to go through these trials with former representatives of the opzh, if they can be banned in one fell swoop, it is really very similar to what is happening around the uoc mp, branches the russian orthodox church, with those signatures, wel

to push the measures through parliament quickly. some conservative mps don't like the sound of this, but notjust because they want to keep hold of their christmas holidays. the former senior cabinet ministercting like russia and china. but another former cabinet minister says that if the house of lords tries to stop an emergency law from overriding the courts then rishi sunak should call an immediate election. the rwanda immigration policy was supposed to deter people crossing the english channel in small boats. but migrants living in camps in france say, the plan has made no difference to their aims of reaching the uk. 0ur correspondent sofia bettiza went to dunkirk, to talk to those hoping to make the journey. 0ur correspondent sofia bettiza went to dunkirk, to talk to those hoping to make the journey. in calais and dunkirk, volunteers prepare a hot meal, and bring it here — the largest camp for migrants in northern france. for many of them, this will be their only meal of the day. the hours drag here. every day, they wait, hoping for good weather so they can cross the english channel. and how will you get to the uk? by boat. nothing anything else. we don't have any other way. we all kn

the supreme court of spain are staying on the sidelines, according to the voting procedure in parliament, according to the approval of pedro sanchez as the head of the cabinet of ministersld take place after the end of the debate on thursday, november 16, it is expected that based on the results of sanchez again will take the prime minister's chair. daria grigorova, european news bureau from madrid. the court of st. petersburg received a case about one of the loudest and most brutal terrorist attacks recent times: murderer vladlin tatarsky. twenty-six-year-old daria trepova is in the dock. according to investigators, it was she who brought an explosive device to tatarsky’s performance in one of the cafes, for which she received 130,000 rubles from those who ordered the crime. why trepova denies her guilt even after she failed a lie detector test. about the first court hearing ekaterina fisenko. in october , the investigation into the case of daria trepova was completed ; the first court hearing was already in november. it takes place in st. petersburg at the location committing a crime. the second western district military court, three judges at once, will consider trep

to push the measures through parliament quickly. some conservative mps don't like the sound of this, but notjust because they want to keep hold of their christmas holidays. the former senior cabinet ministerower, then they would be acting like russia and china. but another former cabinet minister says that if the house of lords tries to stop an emergency law from overriding the courts then rishi sunak should call an immediate election. this is not a sort of trivial issue or an incidental one in the eyes of millions of voters. this is fundamental to their confidence, specifically in this government, but more broadly, in the ability of the british state to govern britain. the labour leader naturally would welcome an early election, but he predicts that new laws in rwanda just wouldn't work in practice. the government comes forward with a plan which isn't going to work, which is going to cost a fortune to the tax payer, that is a gimmick, that is going to be overturned in the court. rishi sunak will be more worried about opposition inside his own party. a suella braverman�*s latest intervention on rwanda is unlikely to be her last. iain watson, bbc news, westminster. this is the central crim

to push the measures through parliament quickly. some conservative mps don't like the sound of this, but notjust because they want to keep hold of their christmas holidays. the former senior cabinet ministernt tries to override constraints on their power, then they would be acting like russia and china. but another former cabinet minister says that if the house of lords tries to stop an emergency law from overriding the courts then rishi sunak should call an immediate election. this is not a sort of trivial issue or an incidental one in the eyes of millions of voters. this is fundamental to their confidence, specifically in this government, but more broadly, in the ability of the british state to govern britain. the labour leader naturally would welcome an early election, but he predicts that new laws in rwanda just wouldn't work in practice. the government comes forward with a plan which isn't going to work, which is going to cost a fortune to the taxpayer, that is a gimmick, that is going to be overturned in the court. rishi sunak will be more worried about opposition inside his own party. suella braverman�*s latest intervention on rwanda is unlikely to be her last. iain watson, bbc new

when this was announced, and he was not even a member of parliament, and this is a mandatory condition now in order to enter the cabinet of ministersreceive a ministerial position, in the end it was decided to make him a defense officer and thus he entered the house of lords, which, by the way, relieves him of the need to often speak in the house of society, which is quite it’s difficult, but the reaction to the appointments is quite ambiguous, someone recalls that in the time of david cameron, the uk seemed to be doing better than now, but for the majority, he is nevertheless the one who launched austerity budgets , in general, which led the party to a referendum on membership in the european union, but the vote itself turned into brexit with many negative political and socio-economic consequences. and in foreign policy matters, david kamern recalls the destruction of libya as a state in support of the syrian terrorists, by the way, he also reproaches him for the course he pursued towards china, when he began the golden age in these relations. of course, one feels that things in the party are not very good if one has to make a bet

well, at the political level, at the level of parliaments to parliamentarians, but the main role here... should be the executive power, the cabinet of ministers, and i think that it is necessary remove the crowns from the heads of our cabinet of ministers, and sit down at the negotiating table with your colleagues in poland and start looking for a way out, otherwise ukrainian citizens and ukrainian business will suffer, we definitely do not need this now, well, the key story is when the new polish government has been appointed and what exactly it will be, mrs. yuliya, i hear you are at the plenary session and i wanted to ask you... accordingly, i would like to ask you something more about the course of events in the verkhovna rada, but in just two minutes, so we will have a short one pause and after it i hope you will join us, stay with us, dear tv viewers, a couple of minutes, pauses on the air and after it i will continue the analysis of the most important. i flew, flew, and a cough stopped me, a cough is a symptom of a respiratory disease. we treat respiratory, we do inhalation, lord hyalal is an inhalant for cough. lordial is a direct way

to push the measures through parliament quickly. some conservative mps don't like the sound of this, but notjust because they want to keep hold of their christmas holidays. the former senior cabinet ministers on their power, then they would be acting like russia and china. but another former cabinet minister says that if the house of lords tries to stop an emergency law from overriding the courts then rishi sunak should call an immediate election. this is not a sort of trivial issue or an incidental one in the eyes of millions of voters. this is fundamental to their confidence, specifically in this government, but more broadly, in the ability of the british state to govern britain. the labour leader naturally would welcome an early election, but he predicts new laws in rwanda just wouldn't work in practice. the government — wouldn't work in practice. the government comes forward with a plan which _ government comes forward with a plan which isn't _ government comes forward with a plan which isn't going to work it is going — which isn't going to work it is going to _ which isn't going to work it is going to cost a fortune to the taxnayer, _ going to cost a fortune to the taxpayer, is a gim

throw up some surprises, and certainly no—one was expecting to see former prime minister david cameron back in the cabinet. out of parliamenteven years, he's been given the job of foreign secretary. lord cameron says although he disagrees with "some individual decisions" made by rishi sunak — he's been very critical of the cancelling of part of h52, for example — he believes the prime minister is a strong and capable leader. suella braverman has been sacked as home secretary following days of speculation about her future. she had angered number 10 after writing a newspaper article criticising the policing of pro—palestinian protests. she was replaced in the role by james cleverly, who says he is "absolutely committed to stopping the boats". and victoria atkins becomes the new health secretary, replacing steve barclay, who takes on the role of environment secretary. our first report this evening is from our political editor chris mason. what the hell? people express surprise in a variety of ways. here is mine. core blimey! the guy who used to be prime minister, back where he used to live. and back in government. the accident

situations in politics, how they communicate to the voters, everything that happens within the walls of the cabinet of ministers , everything that happens in the parliamenthe government, and how people there, actually, journalists, what are the elections between them, what are the elections, in front of the politicians, how they, uh, make these elections, weighing all the pros and cons, a pretty good series to see how it is there in those countries to which we aspire, we want to match them in some way, what about gentlemen, in the meantime everything that airy continues in us the alarm, unfortunately, is, let’s recall the three migs that took off somewhere in the russian thickets, each of them is not a missile, probably can carry the kh-47 missile, also known as the nato classification, which missile flies at a speed of several thousand kilometers per hour , and accordingly , ukraine remains in a certain danger, friends, we now bring to your attention the plot, stay with espresso, we continue ours. rostislav bogdanov shares the idea that you are doing something good for them. if it is already manufactured, that is, the part has arrived, it is already cut

where the cabinet of ministers can review these proposals , god willing, we will be able to finalize the budget document if the bill is finalized. the 7th program and its approval by the parliamentnal vote by the parliament, when the framework is determined , find an adaptation only with this budget, that is, and find a plan, it will be possible to send it after that, god willing, well, in today's meeting, ministers. two separate reports from one side we had the presidential vice president for science and technology regarding the level of support of various institutions to the elites and especially the scientific companies, well the ministry of oil has won the first rank in the level of support for our scientific companies and especially the first production area , a very good report of the respected vice president. giving science and technology is one of the topics of really new technologies that are being established with this effort and with this participation in the hands of iranian elite youth . some of the achievements that have been achieved and some of the fields that are being developed are being localized. aktesh is conducting scientific research and somehow achieving

will to move as quickly as possible in the direction of our european integration, this position. of the president, volodymyr zelenskyi, this is the position of the parliament and the cabinet of ministersordingly, of the entire ukrainian people. therefore, can there be any certain debatable issues, yes, some small, or rather , discussions about some issues, yes, they can, but again, we have already shown that we know how to successfully overcome them and solve them and try to preserve certain national interests, explain to partners, yes, if there are certain... changes, they need clarification or a slightly different approach than the one recommended, well, but the main thing is that, of course, it is not there was a deviation from the general course and the general logic of those obligations that ukraine assumed, because in general they are of course playing in ukraine's advantage, and when you analyze the analytics in this regard, there are a lot of references to the last demand that the last requirement can set a precedent, threatens ukraine with problems in further negotiations, because the last requirement is the regulation of lobbying according to european standards, and there is

joined by james daly, conservative member of parliament for bury north and paul richards, lifelong labour activist and former adviser to two labour cabinet ministers think about this as a regulator has been brought in for football because of bury football club. now there's a smoking ban coming in and property rights for people who own leasehold properties or rent properties are being restricted. i would say this was a pretty good labour budget as opposed to no, this is what i would honestly i would expect after the first king's speech, a labour chancellor to put these sort of things around the house. >> nigel, can i just say in terms of the bury thing because bury was actually mentioned in the king's speech the football regulator brought in because regulator was brought in because of to bury of what happened to bury football club my football club in my constituency, £1 constituency, i've secured £1 million save one of the million to save one of the oldest stadiums in the oldest football stadiums in the country, which benefits thousands of people. >> to your >> and we came to your constituency we covered constituency and we covered the absolutely i

joined by james daly, conservative member of parliament for bury north and paul richards, lifelong labour activist and former adviser to two labour cabinet ministers think about this as a regulator has been brought in for football because of bury football club. now there's a smoking ban coming in and property rights for people who own leasehold properties or rent properties are being restricted. i would say this was a pretty good labour budget as opposed to no, this is what i would honestly i would expect after the first king's speech, a labour chancellor to put these sort of things around the house. >> nigel, can i just say in terms of the bury thing because bury was actually mentioned in the king's speech the football regulator brought in because regulator was brought in because of to bury of what happened to bury football club my football club in my constituency, £1 constituency, i've secured £1 million save one of the million to save one of the oldest stadiums in the oldest football stadiums in the country, which benefits thousands of people. >> to your >> and we came to your constituency we covered constituency and we covered the absolutely i

minister to to the cabinet. it means an experienced voice in the top team at a time of international turmoil, but it gives opposition parties and some tories plenty to complain about. of course, david cameron left parliamentndum, which meant he was no longer an mp. to get back into political life, he has notjust been made foreign secretary, but also made foreign secretary, but also made a member of the house of lords, in some way, i supposed to give them some kind of accountability in the role. there have been some questions about the fact that when there are many mps serving in the house of commons, rishi sunak had to look outside to find a foreign secretary. let's have a listen to sir lindsay hoyle, the speaker of the house of commons, who is speaking earlier today. i commons, who is speaking earlier toda . ., ., commons, who is speaking earlier toda. ., ., ,. ,, today. i do not usually discuss uruent today. i do not usually discuss urgent questions, _ today. i do not usually discuss urgent questions, but - today. i do not usually discuss urgent questions, but today i l urgent questions, but today i received _ urgent questions, but today i received one, and rather than discuss — received one, and rather

break through the cordon to the cabinet of ministers building, where they announced their prices for grain; the leader of the protesters was even able to enter to the parliamentah, it caught fire. the emergency happened near a small settlement, local authorities ordered the evacuation of people, but later canceled their order ; in their assessment, since the fire was extinguished, the threat to the population had passed due to a train accident involving trains transporting chemicals to the united states this year are happening with enviable consistency, the largest of them was in early february in agai, then the emergency situation led to an environmental disaster, a catastrophe, the scale of which the american authorities are underestimating in every possible way. four people detained in chelyabinsk are suspected of fraud. they created two private medical centers. their employees called older people and invited them to a free examination as part of a non-existent benefit program. when pensioners came, they performed fictitious diagnostics on the device, which was not medical equipment and allegedly found serious illnesses that needed to be urgently treated.

to go crazy on national tv channels. slovakia finally found a government; parliament, by a majority vote, approved a cabinet headed by prime minister fitz. contrary to the forecasts of most experts, the prime minister did not have to sacrifice principles when creating the coalition. his party comrades will head key ministries. fitza is known for his harsh statements addressed to the european establishment. the new prime minister is also behind the restoration of economic relations with russia. with an early end to the ukrainian conflict. tragedy in the lyakhovichi region, two children died in a fire. while extinguishing a fire this morning in a private house in the village of svoyatiche, rescuers discovered the bodies of a four-year-old boy and a seven-year-old girl. the fire completely destroyed the house. the causes of the emergency are being established. an investigative team is working at the scene of the incident. it has been previously established that the mother was at work on the farm, and the children were at home alone. an investigator was working at the scene of the incident. group: all the circumstances of the incident and the cause of the fire will be e