let's hear from a representative of cameron. we now cross live young, mister president, in june of the general assembly with your human you've got 2 ladies gentlemen. heads of delegation sooner than that on singer secretary general of the united nations. ladies and gentlemen, ma'am, a few more to remove. allow me one long gone. the outset on behalf of the president of the republic of cameron, his excellency paul dear. he has granted me the singular honor of representing him. this important meeting to congratulate you, mister president. mom, as well as the other members of your bureau on your brilliant election as the president of the 77th session of the general assembly. good, i take this opportunity to assure you of the support of the camera. any delegation in achieving the objectives that you have set with now you would. mm hm. i would also like to move on to the, to your predecessor, mr. abdullah shaheed of them all div for the availability and efficiency romando with which he carried out his mandates throughout the $76.00, s

alix: cameron, thanks a lot. cameron dawson. s&p still up 1%.s is bloomberg. ♪ >> time for the bloomberg business flash. the netflix series about queen elizabeth ii's reign. -- will probably stop production. " the crown" was set to premier in november. netflix has yet to release a statement. the world's biggest bank are on track to make a killing in commodities. the 100 biggest banks are yet to make $18 billion from commodity trading, the most ever. higher energy prices and the work in ukraine has assisted earnings. shares of kroger are higher. they beat estimates and raised their annual forecast. kroger said strong demand for food prepared at home and inflation forced shoppers -- it is etf friday. we are looking at etf's in europe. the industry has shed about $5.6 billion. abnormally high tone over suggest investors are altering their exposures to etf's. that is the latest business flash. alix: points on kroger. inflation moderating in the second half. they said the supply chain of in stock goods are improving. have we seen the peak for inflati

cameron mitchell of come ran mitchell restaurants -- cameron mitchell restaurants in columbus, ohio.esterday the optics were really bad. this is what it looks like, president joe biden taking a victory lap over the inflation reduction act as the market was in the middle of a historic collapse over inflation numbers that are not falling. today he's off to push electric vehicles at detroit auto show. might that be a better if i canture. details from the motor city and closing bell 38 minutes aawith and the nasdaq only major index in the green up eight points and we've lost a little ground there since the top of the show. dow is down 131. low of the session is 135 to the downside, s&p down 8. please do not move, we are coming reich back with so much more. liz: fox business alert. dow jones industrials down 186 but look at wherein screen. this is a pretty picture. plenty of chrome on display at this hour in detroit as the 2022 north american international auto show kicks off. the semifinalists for vehicle of the year just announced that the show and names include toyota, gr, corolla, for

next, thank you _ cameron was in charge. next, thank you very _ cameron was in charge.meron was in charge. next, thank you very much. nick- cameron was in charge. next, i thank you very much. nick marsh in singapore. let's get some of the day's other news. india's prime minister narendra modi has described the death of the billionaire former chairman of tata as a "big loss" for the business world. cyrus mistry died on sunday in a road accident while travelling to mumbai. mr mistry, who was 5a, was ousted as tata chairman in 2016 following criticism of his performance. he was replaced by ratan tata, the man who mr mistry had himself replaced just four years earlier. travellers heading to the uk have suffered delays of up to six hours as they queued at the port of calais. ferry operators dfds and p&0 ferries apologised for the long wait times at uk border controls on saturday. passengers shared their "misery" at being stuck in cars for hours heading back from mainland europe, especially as some had children with them. a usjudge has dismissed a man's latest lawsuit against

we'll sit down with the former prime minister of the united kingdom, david cameron coming up. first, kellyanne conway on why democrats in new hampshire are putting distance between themselves and president biden as we're now just eight weeks from the mid-terms. that's next. it's nice to unwind after a long week of telling people how liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! (limu squawks) he's a natural. only pay for what you need. ♪liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ ubrelvy helps u fight migraine attacks. u rise to the challenge. u won't clock out. so u bring ubrelvy. it can quickly stop migraine in its tracks within 2 hours... ...without worrying if it's too late or where you are. unlike older medicines, ubrelvy is a pill that directly blocks a protein believed to be a cause of migraine. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. migraine pain relief starts with u. learn how abbvie could help you save. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine medicine. (cecily) wow, we're on

one, the region had been spit between britain and france, but in 1961, cameron became independent. and now the english speaking populace feels their rights are threatened by the francophone majority. meanwhile, there's been surprised why some africans act a b b. c report showing that the history of cleaners was relations with their content, claiming they will quote, positive and long standing. some readers express a much different view before the outlet shut down. the comment section on the post . i will now go alive to with aguilar to british filmmaker, professor tim wilson. salaries. i see if answer joining us here on our see now. the queen elizabeth has had 70 years as rain. i mean, it started way back when she was a young queen, her 1st prime minister, incumbent prime minister, or it was, i was the judge of course, but throughout a range that has that many prime minister. how is it changed through our radar? how has a she impacted the prime ministers throughout her life? well, i think, i think the 1st thing to say is the chim, bald is a tyler service. she's the embodiment of th

cameron dawson, new wedge wealth cio.news popping up, wall street successfully -- a historic fine. we think that number could be around $2 billion. we are going to bring you the details next, this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: breaking news, wall street to settle whatsapp probe with a historic to million dollar fine. what was it about? >> using whatsapp and other personal messaging devices outside of what is required of banks as regulators on how they communicate, where they communicate, through appropriate channels. this escalated during the covid pandemic as many people were working from home and moving their communications onto whatsapp, text messages and telegram rather than using corporate email or other approved ways of communicating. what we are learning, the news, remember a lot of banks guided that they are putting away money for these settlements. people familiar with the matter of guided, these fines could be similar to the size of jp morgan, $200 million per bank. what we are learning now, this could come as soon wedn

, — johnson, theresa may, even david cameron, to — johnson, theresa may, even david cameron, to whatury is still out on whether or not it— the jury is still out on whether or not it is— the jury is still out on whether or not it is going to come off. the market seem _ not it is going to come off. the market seem to _ not it is going to come off. tt5 market seem to have made their mind up, though. seeing this headline, it does make you wonder what level of trust they are going to have in what is to come if indeed we ain't seen nothing yet. the is to come if indeed we ain't seen nothing yet-— nothing yet. the only thing that seems to be — nothing yet. the only thing that seems to be going _ nothing yet. the only thing that seems to be going down - nothing yet. the only thing that seems to be going down is - nothing yet. the only thing that seems to be going down is the | nothing yet. the only thing that - seems to be going down is the pound and the tory party figures. i don't think they have gone up since the sunday times due duct of the out of last week, so there are still trailing be

absolutely, cameron norrie and dan evans got through to the third round, we have the seen cameron norrie. it was a very composed performance from cameron norrie, not so much from his opponent who was very angry at points over cameron aborting his balls in the sunny conditions, he was complaining to the pie, he was going to the fans, turned into a bit of a pantomime, but cameron norrie said he is feeling great and confident and really building into this tournament. he will play more next and a bit later today dan evans will hope tojoin him in and a bit later today dan evans will hope to join him in the fourth round, he plays the 2014 the champion. max verstappen delighted his fans to claim pole for his home race, the dutch grand prix, for the second year in a row. some of them got a bit over excited at zandvoort with a flare thrown on to the track bringing the second session of qualifying to a temporary halt. there was no stopping the championship leader verstappen in the final session as he beat ferrari's charle leclerc byjust two hundredths of a second, the smallest margin of the season

so there is_ borisjohnson, david cameron. so there is this — borisjohnson, david cameron. _ there is this sense that she is imposing this image of herself as a kind of— imposing this image of herself as a kind of strong leader who will deliver. — kind of strong leader who will deliver, deliver, deliver, but at the moment we don't know what she is delivering, _ the moment we don't know what she is delivering, and we need more than 'ust delivering, and we need more than just rhetoric and attitude. aside from _ just rhetoric and attitude. aside from energy bills, she has a massive in trade _ from energy bills, she has a massive in trade to— from energy bills, she has a massive in trade to deal with, inflation, huge _ in trade to deal with, inflation, huge industrial strife, strikes acrose— huge industrial strife, strikes across the board. terrible nhs waiting — across the board. terrible nhs waiting times. the northern ireland protocol— waiting times. the northern ireland protocol and the failure of power—sharing in northern ireland. there _ power—sharing in northern ireland.

david cameron east — can keep everybody happy. david cameron east to _ can keep everybody happy.y happy. david cameron east to get it, - can keep everybody happy. david cameron east to get it, not - can keep everybody happy. david cameron east to get it, not least for his efforts for what he called a kind of list of candidates who would be preferred by the leadership. with hindsight, do you think the conservative party is glad that those changes came about? a lot of associations felt rather resentful, associations felt rather resentful, as they cite from having people foisted on this list of approved candidates. it foisted on this list of approved candidates-— foisted on this list of approved candidates. . , , ., ., candidates. it was unusual for the conservative _ candidates. it was unusual for the conservative party _ candidates. it was unusual for the conservative party to _ candidates. it was unusual for the conservative party to even - candidates. it was unusual for the conservative party to even do - candidates. it was unusual for the l conservative party to even do that, b

. >> cnn sitting down with "avatar" director, james cameron as excitement builds around the upcomingout the state of hollywood. >> while we may make a lot of money, we may not be profitable. you don't do something that's not profitable for very long. this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven by eosinophils. it helps prevent asthma attacks, improve breathing, and lower use of oral steroids. fasenra is not a rescue medication or for other eosinophilic conditions. fasenra may cause allergic reactions. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth and tongue, or trouble breathing. don't stop your asthma treatments unless your doctor tells you to. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection or your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. ask your doctor about fasenra. becoming a morning person starts the night before with new neuriva relax and sleep. it has l-theanine to help me relax from daily stress. plus, shoden ashwagandha for quality sleep. so i can wake up refreshed. neuriva think bigger. (vo) businesse

the british people have made a very clear decision to take a different call. cameron resigns. ah, his successor teresa may have the difficult task of making breakfast happen. rex, it means breakfast and we're going to make a success over the 2nd female prime minister in british history has a good working relationship with the queen. but she is unpopular within her party and with the people. after 3 years, she finally gives up while the government stumbles from crisis to crisis, the royals add some glamour to the tristan in may 2018. megan and harry get married at the time. no one would have guessed that the marriage would soon spock a major family route among the windsor's in july, 2019 forest johnston replaces to resume and becomes elizabeth's 14th prime minister when he was born. she had already been on the throne for 12 years. johnson's government stands for much that runs counter to elizabeth's principles, nationalism, confrontation and disruption. and what does the queen think about breck fed? it's complicated to even try and go into what the queen thinks about anything o

although david cameron is against britain leaving the e you, he promises his people are referendum. he hopes this will strengthen his position as prime minister above all, he doesn't expect to be defeated. ah, but he's wrong. in june 2016. a wafer thin majority of 52 percent of britons voted to leave the e. u. the british people have made a very clear decision to take a different call. cameron resigned his successor to resume half the difficult task of making breaks. it happened. you. rex, it means breakfast and we're going to make a success of it. the 2nd female prime minister in british history has a good working relationship with the queen. but she is unpopular within her party and with the people. after 3 years, she finally gives up while the government stumbles from crisis to crisis, the royals add some glamour to the tristan. in may 2018. megan and harry get married. at the time. no one would have guessed that the marriage would soon spark a major family route among the windsor's. in july, 2019 boris johnston replaces to resume and becomes elizabeth's 14th prime minister. when

the british people have made a very clear decision to take a different call. cameron resigns. ah, his successor teresa may have the difficult task of making breaks. it happened. you . rex, it means breakfast and we're going to make a success of it. the 2nd female prime minister in british history has a good working relationship with the queen. but she is unpopular within her party and with the people. after 3 years, she finally gives up while the government stumbles from crisis to crisis, the royals add some glamour to the tristan. in may 2018. megan and harry get married. at the time. no one would have guessed that the marriage would soon spark a major family route among the windsor's. in july, 2019 boris johnston replaces to resume and becomes elizabeth's 14th prime minister. when he was born, she had already been on the throne for 12 years. johnson's government stands for much that runs counter to elizabeth's principles, nationalism, confrontation and disruption. and what does the queen think about breck fed? it's complicated to even try and go in to what the queen thinks a

cameron norrie said no. way to the last 16 here for the first time, still without dropping a set. i was able to feel a lot more relaxed today and kind of use that momentum from those matches to get through those tough ones where i didn't really play great to playing a lot better today, and i think that is great with the setting, you can work your way more into the tournament than going out there and having to play a top seed early on. hoping tojoin the british number one, the british number two. a clash of contrasting styles, the diminutive dan evans against the mighty marin cilic. a 22 minute tie—break finally clinched by the croatian. another tie—break. evans scored no points for acrobatics, but got the prize. one set apiece. two and half hours of play took its toll on his toes, and marin cilic found a foothold, marching onto the next round. that means that for the third grand slam in a row, cameron norrie is the last british player standing in the singles. next he plays the russian, andrey rublev, with ju

the glasses in cameron saw who protest against the francophone majority in the government the evening to an armed conflict, which has been ongoing since 2017 angler phone services groups now wish to gain independence from french cameroon. after will, will one the region had been spit between britain and france, but in 1961, cameron became independent. and now the english speaking populace filled their rights off, threatened by the francophone majority. meanwhile, so africans a surprise as a b b. c report, claiming clinical is its relationship with that continent was quote, positive and long standing. some readers, readers expressed a much different view before the outlet. shut down the comment section on the post we discuss queen elizabeth, 2nd legacy with a british filmmaker and international policy consultant from south sedan the british race and then in the british troy one i mean, if you look at it in 2 arguments where many points, definitive the queen, a low weight that a lot of african countries got their independence and their understand that a lot of the need to go and use the

in the last 50 years, martha cameron con, is brave and loyal to his country. when he was in power, he was with us and when he was ousted, he never left the country. and i would add that friends to americans are traitors to this country, to heal. i need my next generation not to be slaves like i was, i am here for my children. i want live like a free man and not a slave, but less cross live. now, a doctor ha made copies of foreign affairs asked, but he is in law. though the army con, i said, was the jewelry, now we see him on car seems to be gaming a lot of momentum. i will feel these processes, but how popular is he throughout the country? thank you much as you have been mentioning in the beginning as well. there is no doubt since his allstate, from the 5 prime history house, he's been having so much public support because his negative offer american conspiracy behind his toppling his government is very popular in the, in the masses. and they believe that iran han was performing very well in the country and he should have a given the full term of 5 years while

the anglo phone separatist groups wished to gain independence from french cameron after world war one, the region was split between britain and france. in 1961, cameron became independent for the english speaking populace. considers the francophone majority to be prejudiced against that civil rights. meanwhile, there's been surprise by some africans that a b b. c report showing the history of queen elizabeth's relations with a confident calling them positive and long standing. an international policy consulting we heard from says, well, ultimately he questions our view saying that african countries at the end of the day, at the fight bloody was for the independence, the british, or the british or one. i mean, if you look at it in 2 arguments, and it's where many points, definitive, a low rate that a lot of african countries got their dependence and their understand that a lot of the need to go and use them and imperialistic ways have been reduced. and now the bigger that then that happens. well, at the parcel of that, can you look at that one which mean one of the 1st african country

james cameron recounted seeing the real titanic to make a movie.onger hit, and through the love story he decided convey everything that he himself saw. you same expeditions allow you to assess the state of the titanic ship is gradually collapsing due to the pressure of sea currents of salt corrosion, and bacteria that feed on metals most affected compartments on the starboard side. there were quarters for the crew and the captain's bath had already disappeared. but that's not all the ship's hull reconstruction can completely collapse. over the next 40 years, experts believe that is why scientists are in a hurry to investigate. what was left of the titanic, the giant liner sank in 1912. after collision with an iceberg more than one and a half thousand zhira and crew members died and only 712. and the wreckage was evacuated and discovered 37 years ago at a depth of about 4,000 m, this is informally considered the most famous maritime disaster of the 20th century. at the same time, items from a few channels of auctions are in demand and the american c

for 5 years, nothing to talk about let's, i'll give you a bit of a background on the issues with cameron. it started with protests against the francophone majority and the government leading to an armed conflict, which has been ongoing since 2017 now anglo phone separate his groups wished again independence from french cameron. after world war one, the region was split between britain and france, and 961, cameron became independent, but the english speaking populace considers the francophone majority to be prejudiced against that civil rights. meanwhile, there's been surprised by some africans that that of a b b. c documentary showing the history of queen elizabeth relations with that continent. calling them positive and long standing with some people taking the twitter to question that of the wording. what is the convoluted? let's take this further now get the thoughts from a international policy consultant or a cold in the cold book. joining us live here on our team international greatly see you today say welcome to the program on this saturday, early evening live from moscow called i

the british people have made a very clear decision to take a different call. cameron, resigns. ah, his success are to resume half the difficult task of making breaks. it happened you rex. it means breakfast and we're going to make a success of it. the 2nd female prime minister in british history has a good working relationship with the queen. but she is unpopular within her party and with the people of the 3 is she finally gives up. while the government stumbles from crisis to crisis, the royals add some glamour to the tristan in may 2018. megan and terry get married at the time. no one would have guessed that the marriage would soon spark a major family route among the windsor's. in july, 2019 boris johnston replaces to resume and becomes elizabeth's 14th prime minister when he was born. she had already been on the throne for 12 years. johnson's government stands for much that runs counter to elizabeth's principles, nationalism, confrontation and disruption. and what does the queen think about breakfast? it's complicated to even try and go into what the queen thinks about anyt

although david cameron is against britain leaving the you, he promises his people a referendum. he hopes this will strengthen his position as prime minister above all, he doesn't expect to be defeated. ah, but he's wrong. in june 2016. a wafer thin majority of 52 percent of britons voted to leave the e. u. the british people have made a very clear decision to take a different paul cameron, resigns ah, his successor teresa may have the difficult task of making breakfast happen. rex, it means breakfast and we're going to make a success of it. the 2nd female prime minister in british history has a good working relationship with the queen, but she is unpopular within her party and with the people. after 3 years, she finally gives up while the government stumbled from crisis to crisis, the royals add some glamour to the tristan in may 2018. megan and terry get married. at the time. no one would have guessed that the marriage would soon spark a major family ro among the windsor's. in july, 2019 boris johnston replaces to resume and becomes elizabeth's 14th prime minister. when he was

in the men's singles, dan evans and cameron norrie are through to the third round.the second seed. this felt like a final, not a second round. a thrilling tie—break went to williams. they roared like she'd won. not seeing the twist, anett kontaveit was plotting. this was going the distance. she knew this could be it. so did they. she gave them vintage, she gave them valiant, and ultimately, she gave them victory. and there was another upset on the cards. british 20—year—old jack draper greeting the latest win in his meteoric rise with a wry smile, before the celebration became less muted when it sunk in he'd just beaten last year's semifinalist. over in the less glamorous surroundings of court 12, dan evans made a solid start to his second—round match and looked to cruising to victory, when, out of nowhere, the australianjames duckworth stole the third set. the brit buckled down and there was exhilaration in this celebration. what a way to finish it. evans passed the baton straight to his compatriot cameron norrie, who powered through the pressure from joao sousa to

david cameron told _ questions on television. david cameron told us _ questions on television.e doing now, meeting prime minister is. how well do you know the new king? have you had many of these conversations with him about how he sees the role? t him about how he sees the role? i don't think anyone would dare ask him how— don't think anyone would dare ask him how he — don't think anyone would dare ask him how he sees his role, but we've had conversations one of which was when _ had conversations one of which was when it— had conversations one of which was when it came to the speakers house in the _ when it came to the speakers house in the house of commons, he didn't io in the house of commons, he didn't go into— in the house of commons, he didn't go into the — in the house of commons, he didn't go into the chamber bigger charles i made _ go into the chamber bigger charles i made one _ go into the chamber bigger charles i made one or two mistakes in parliament but, if he said something boring _ parliament but, if he said something boring it's _ parliament but, if he said some

david cameron was asked whether he expects more countries to drop king charles iii as head of state. >> ultimately it's their decision, but i think people can see and they see this week having a constitutional monarchy where your head of state is above politics and a symbol of unity and service and duty and politicians can fight out issues underneath that, it's a good system. it's served us well and it's served others well too. >> cameron is one of 15 prime ministers who served during queen elizabeth's 70-year reign. >>> well breaking overnight, the justice department said it would accept one of trump's four proposed candidates to serve as special master to review classified documents seized by the fbi at mar-a-lago last month. former new york federal chief raymond deary is acceptable. a federal judge will decide though. it comes as trump's attorneys are also asking that same judge to continue the order to freeze the doj's criminal investigation into the classified material until the independent special master conducts the review. and sources tell cbs news that more than 30 people as

plus our interview with former prime minister david cameron. prince harry's emotional tribute in his first statement about the loss of his beloved granny. he thanks her for her advice. charlie d'agata reports on why he won't wear a uniform at the

plus, our interview with the former prime minister, david cameron.e harry's emotional tribute-- in his first his beloved granny, he thanks her for her advice. cbs's charlie d'agata reports tonight on why he won't wear a uniform at the queen's funeral. turning point in ukraine? a new military offensive that even surprised russia. cbs' debora patta is in kharkiv.

cameron norrie is the last british player left in the singles at the us 0pen tennis, after making itis career. the wimbledon semi—finalist beat denmark's holger rune in straight sets. laura scott reports. cameron norrie wasn't leaving anything to chance — whether in his sun cream application or his approach to his third—round match. keeping his cool was key, rising above the antics of young holger rune. the dane accusing him of gamesmanship for doing this. 5—6, i don't know, whatever... deliberate? norrie said, no. with no fuss, norrie made his way to the last 16 here for the first time, still without dropping a set. hoping tojoin the british number one came the british number two. a clash of contrasting styles — the diminutive dan evans against the mighty marin cilic. a 22—minute tie—break finally clinched by the croatian. another tie—break, evans scored no points for acrobatics... ..but got the prize. one set apiece. two—and—a—half hours of play took its toll on his toes and cilic found a foothold, marching on to the next round. cheering that means that for the third grand slam in

david cameron won 68% back in 2005. so it was quite a contrast.ew prime minister faces a daunting list of challenges to tackle including a cost of living crisis heavily tied to rising fuel bills. we'll be looking at the problems that lie ahead, and we'll be asking what kind of prime minister liz truss will be. we start with this report by our political editor chris mason. she arrived as foreign secretary and would leave us tomorrow's prime minister. the final act of the contest to replace borisjohnson, the outcome. inside an expectant crowd after a long campaign awaits the candidates.— the candidates. rishi sunak and liz truss. applause and then, the result. i applause and then, the result. ., . and then, the result. i give notice that liz truss _ and then, the result. i give notice that liz truss is _ and then, the result. i give notice that liz truss is elected _ and then, the result. i give notice that liz truss is elected as - and then, the result. i give notice that liz truss is elected as leader| that liz truss is elected as leader of the co

i think the imf did i make a comment on david cameron going abroad.t on david cameron and george osborne's austerity budget as well saying that it was playing with fire. sorry? well saying that it was playing with fire. sor ? ., well saying that it was playing with fire. sor ? . .,, ., well saying that it was playing with fire. sor ? . ., ., ., fire. sorry? that was a decade ago. it is a fire. sorry? that was a decade ago. it is a decade _ fire. sorry? that was a decade ago. it is a decade ago, _ fire. sorry? that was a decade ago. it is a decade ago, but _ fire. sorry? that was a decade ago. it is a decade ago, but not - fire. sorry? that was a decade ago. it is a decade ago, but not 50 - fire. sorry? that was a decade ago. it is a decade ago, but not 50 or . fire. sorry? that was a decade ago. j it is a decade ago, but not 50 or 60 years ago. sian, what are your views about this as well? it's interesting reading lloyd frost reaction he had the former brexit minister here, the imf has consistently advocated for how the conventional approach is that h

plus, our interview with the former prime minister, david cameron.e harry's emotional tribute-- in his first his beloved granny, he thanks her for her advice. cbs's charlie d'agata reports tonight on why he won't wear a uniform at the queen's funeral. turning point in ukraine? a new military offensive that even surprised russia. cbs' debora patta is in kharkiv. from fires to floods, the extreme weather out west. cbs's mark strassmann has the stories of evacuees. >> we don't know if we even have a home. >> o'donnell: and, biden's cancer moonshot. the president tonight channeling j.f.k., announcing new steps to fight deaths from the disease. d. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is a special edition of "the cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting tonight from london. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us from just outside buckingham palace. and as we come on the air, long lines of mourners are paying their respects to the late queen. the monarch's coffin, with a 500-year-old crown atop, is lying in rest at st. giles cathedral in edinburgh. earlier

the world health organization estimated some 700000 cancer deaths in africa in 2020 in cameron, one physician has come up with a device that helps to ease cervical cancer. screening for women di dublin years africa's blaze. a young reports from you own day s nova sir, has regular checkups. surgical cancer can be cheated even get there early and detection, the screening was more cleanings like this one in the capitol, yolande. that used to be a problem. there's no special his doctor, or any cancer screening machine. this smart device has changed all, but this is the 1st time sorrow has tried all the locally made. keep up blissfully . b stands michelle from out of the screening. i feel totally fine. awesome. that's very different to the previous test that i've done from on the speculum was very different to the mazda. the one they used before was often very uncomfortable, and income for the blue flemish noise ammunitions used them at all to call a speculum to one of the vagina. many women find that invasive and distressing. have walker sheer finding out about the smart device for the 1st time i

cameron norrie 5aid for doing this. deliberate? cameron norrie said no.dn't really play great to playing a lot better today, and i think that is great with the setting, you can work your way more into the tournament than going out there and having to play a top seed early on. there and having to play a top seed earl on. ., , ., there and having to play a top seed earl on. .,, ., ., �* , early on. hoping to 'oin the british number h early on. hoping to 'oin the british number one, the i early on. hoping to join the british number one, the british _ early on. hoping to join the british number one, the british number i early on. hoping to join the british i number one, the british number two. a clash of contrasting styles, the diminutive dan evans against the mighty marin cilic. a 22 minute tie—breakfinally mighty marin cilic. a 22 minute tie—break finally clinched by the croatian. another tie—break. evans scored no points for acrobatics, but got the prize. one set apiece. two and half hours of play took its toll on his toes, and marin cilic found a foothold

the us went further ahead when cameron smith took down the south korean pair. cameron davis beat world number one scottie scheffler and sam burns but they blew their chance of another point wayne taylor pen drift missed this birdie putt at the last, many are when for tony finau and max homa, therefore, advantage usa. on the european to there is early in the second run at the french open. the day and it looks to in the fourth european to a total of his career and shot a nine under par 62 to tie the course record. firing in ten birdies, just the one bogey, and a thursday leading ijy bogey, and a thursday leading by two shots overnight from sweden's player. benevolence people on thursday, putting them on the brink of quarter—finals for the european league finals, thejudge reading 2—0. stephen burke in the second half. benevolence are three points clear at the top of the group with one game top of the group with one game to play. france beat austria 2-0. to play. france beat austria 2—0. that's when champion was my first win in the group and keeps their hopes alive

the classes in cameron started with 1st against the frank of them. georgie and the government needing to an armed conflict, which has been ongoing since 2017 anglo phone services groups. now wish to gain independence from french have a room off the will. one the region had been spit between britain and france, but in 1900. 61, cameron became independent and now the english speaking populace feels their rights are threatened by the francophone majority. meanwhile, they have been surprised by some africans that a b b. c report showing the history of queen elizabeth relations with the continent claiming they were quote, positive and long standing summary is expressed a much different view before the outlet shut down the comment section on the post. we spoke earlier with an international policy consultant. this is african countries had to fight for their independence. the british race and the british troy wants narrative. i mean, if you look at the 2 arguments where many points, definitive, the queen a low rain that a lot of african countries got their independence and their understand th

plus our interview with former prime minister david cameron. prince harry's emotional tribute in his first statement about the loss of his beloved granny. he thanks her for her advice. charlie d'agata reports on why he won't wear a uniform at the queen's if you recall. a military offensive that surprised russia. debora patta is in kharkiv. the extreme weather out west. mark strassmann has the stories of evacuees. >> we don't know if we even have a home. >> o'donnell: and biden's cancer moonshot. the president tonight challenge j.f.k., announcing new steps to fight deaths from the disease. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us from just outside buckingham palace. and as we come on the air, long lines of mourners are paying their respects to the late queen. the monarch's coffin with a 500-year-old crown atop is lying in rest at st. giles cathedral in edingurgh. king charles iii and three siblings stood guard. we saw the first changing of the guard at buckingham palace in 70 years. a busy day for the new king. he said he felt th

as i look up into the gallery, i can see my wife, rebecca, and our two young boys, theo and cameron. [applause] theo is clapping. good job, buddy. [applause] they are extremely well behaved tonight, and for that we are greatly appreciative. they are three and nine months old. they are too young to fully appreciate the significance of this day at this moment, but i cannot wait to explain to them the immense pride i feel standing here before you, with you my distinguished colleagues humbly representing my community. this is a moment of immense consequence and challenge for our country. i truly believe it is an all hands on deck moment for our democracy. [applause] and i pledge that i will fight every single day with every ounce of my being to deliver for the great people of new york's 19th district and to renew trust and faith in our nation. thank you, madame speaker, thank you, colleagues. and i yield back. [applause] >> without objection, the gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute. >> thank you i join my colleagues in the new york congressional delegation informally wel

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david cameron said her late queen.erful in public but also personal. no more so may then for the kennedy family. the young american president and his wife jackie came to meet the queen in 1961, but after his death in britain granted an acre of land at runnymede where the magna carta were assigned to the us as a permanent memorial to john f kennedy. at the ceremony was a seven—year—old caroline kennedy, his daughter. now the united states ambassador to australia. i have been speaking to her about what she remembers from that unique event. i think for americans, the queen has been a constant presence in our lives. we feel very connected to britain and, of course, to the royal family, having watched them over so many years. and with the knowledge that our alliance goes back so far and is the most enduring and partnership — we share values, and certainly the queen embodied those values. her commitment to democracy, her sense of obligation, her steadfastness, her warmth. and what did she mean to you and your family with the

david cameron asked her to make rep ren dumb.ow, if there is a political will for him to help a government effort to tackle climate change, that gives him a pathway for doing it. >> is there any indication in the speeches he's given so farks at least the one speech he gave and we heard him talking sort of the hot mic moment, nothing negative, this is a day he dread. an indication of how he's going to do this? >> so he's probably dampened expectations that he will make any kind of political intervention. he's sort of said that he would have to be less passionate about the issues he cares about. also i think he back in 2018 he promised he wouldn't be a, quote, meddling king. i'm not that stupid. so, i think he has been preparing for this moment and to give this caveat for a long time. he wasn't going to not give it now. but if the government want help climate change and an issue he's passionate about, i find it hard to believe he won't. >> he's passionately concerned about unity and will do whatever it takes to get us over this ver

in the men's singles, british number one cameron norrie is due to play portugal'sjoao sousa in the secondirl that signals the serena show is getting another act. a departing great going toe to toe with the second seed. this felt like a final, not a second round. a thrilling tie—break went to williams. they roared like she'd won, not seeing the twist anett kontaveit was plotting. this was going the distance. she knew this could be it. so did they. she gave them vintage, she gave them valiant, and ultimately she gave them victory. and there was another upset on the cards, british 20—year—old jack draper greeting the latest win in his meteoric rise with a wry smile before the celebration became less muted when it sunk in — he'd just beaten last year's semifinalist. over in the less glamorous surroundings of court 12, another brit has been impressing today, dan evans making a solid start to his second—round match against the australian james duckworth. dan da n eva ns dan evans was two sets up but he has just lost the third. he will be followed on to court by his compatriot cameron norrie who

johnson, and david cameron were all in attendance. the lord chancellor, the archbishop of york, the prime minister, the clark of the council, and myself shall wait on the king and inform him, the council assembled. i now called on the clerk of the council to read aloud the text of the proclamation. >> whereas it has pleased almighty god, who calls to his mercy queen elizabeth the second of blessed and glorious memory, by whose deceased, the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is thoroughly and rightfully to prince philip, arthur george. we, the lords of the round, and members of the house of commons, together with other members of her late majesties privy council, and representatives of the territories, aldermen, citizens of london, and others do now hereby, with one voice and consent of tongue and heart, publish and proclaim that prince charles philip arthur george is now, by the death, our only lawful and rightful lord. charles the third, by the grace of god of the united kingdom of great britain and no

those of the six years that are far advanced as a brexit referendum when david cameron to resign aftery's third female head of government as well. there are plenty of challenges ahead for her. both economic — with a predicted recession looming — and political, with deep divisions in her own party. we'll be getting into what this all means. but first, here's liz truss. i campaigned as a conservative and i will govern as a conservative. applause and, my friends, we need to show that we will deliver over the next two years. i will deliver a bold plan — to cut taxes and to grow our economy. i will deliver in the energy crisis, dealing with people's energy bills, but also dealing with the long—term issues we have on energy supply. one task is to convince people of the uk that she is the person to deliver what is needed. one poll released on the last hour or so fans r rate finds a two thirds of britain have no confidence in her tackling the price or present income crisis. not only does she have to come up with an effective plan but she has to make the case to some people who are not convince

all right, folks, i want to bring in new edge wealth cio cameron dawson. the market sell-off, it paused a little bit today and we got michigan sentiment number because inflation was a little bit easier than folks had thought. i thought it maybe was even a lower number than that and i bring that up because that's just the conversation i had with lance. people are king on that, like okay, if there are signs we have peaked in inflation maybe that nudge is the federal reserve a little bit more, but you're sort of in the same camp as lance that we shouldn't be hoping for that too soon. >> yeah, because there's been a big shift in what's driving inflation in recent months, because when we started this inflation episode it was all about goods prices. we had this big surge in goods demand, supply chain issues, but that's moderated really significantly. goods inflation has gone from 20 % to start this year, just to about 7% today, but what's taking the power now in inflation is services and services are driven by wages and the labor market is still very tight. wage

ministers, prime minister liz truss and former prime ministers boris johnson, teresa may and david cameron were all in attendance. >> the business for part one of the council, lords, it is my sad duty to inform you that her most races majesty -- gracious majesty, queen elizabeth ii has passed away on thursday the eighth of september, 2022. i propose that when a certain necessary business has been transact, is application consisting of her majesty, his royal highness, the archbishop of canterbury, the lord chancellor, the archbishop of york, the prime minister, the block of the council, and myself shall wait on the king and inform him the council is assembled. i now call on the council to read the text of the proclamation. >> whereas is pleased almighty god to call to his mercy our late sovereign lady, queen elizabeth i ai crown of england, northern island is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles philip arthur george peered we, therefore, the lord' spiritual and temporal realm and members of the house of commons, together with other members of her late majesties counsel and repre

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