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the royal family will attend the ceremony at the cenotaph in central london, this the first since theth of the queen, with wreaths being laid by king charles and prince william. on this day of commemoration, we will remember them. and here we see representatives of the royal navy, the army, and the raf laying there reads —— laying there reads. and more widows will be laying there reads injust there reads. and more widows will be laying there reads in just a there reads. and more widows will be laying there reads injust a moment. ——laying their wreaths.

it is the middle of the night in central london and i l of the night in central london and i am standing still a few lights that are on the whole, it is a much less dazzling affair than in previous years. and it is a pretty low—key affair at selfridge's. and a familiar picture once again at john lewis. the common thread, the energy crisis because in large part ljy energy crisis because in large part by the russian war in ukraine. concerns are growing, ever since the russian invasion. we concerns are growing, ever since the russian invasion.— russian invasion. we are only -uttina russian invasion. we are only putting the — russian invasion. we are only putting the heat _ russian invasion. we are only putting the heat when - russian invasion. we are only putting the heat when it i russian invasion. we are only putting the heat when it is i russian invasion. we are only putting the heat when it is 17 | putting the heat when it is 17 degrees. it is really a big change. here on oxford street, the christmas lights, which are usually twinkling around the clock, are currently are. this year, the

they are now protesting in central london, not on the m25 as we saw earlier this month. don, trafalgar square. what they are trying to do is raise awareness, to call for the government to stop all new oil and gas projects. we can'tjust ask nicely any more. we've tried petitions, we tried peaceful marches, it's not working. so, it's an emergency situation and we are treating it like an emergency and people understand that. it's been widely reported that the home secretary suella braverman is expected to meet with police chiefs this week to demand a tougher response to the group's actions, despite a stretch on police resources. howard johnson, bbc news. by this time tomorrow, england and wales will be preparing to face each other in their world cup group game. both can qualify for the knock—out stages if they win, but wales would also need a favourable result between iran and the usa. 0ur sports editor dan roan is in doha with the latest. ever since the draw for the tournament was made eight months ago, this first—ever meeting between two home nations signs at a world cup h

polly in bullish mood in central london. i in bullish mood in central london.sea. i think it's fair to say against _ border in swansea. i think it's fair to say against iran _ border in swansea. i think it's fair to say against iran on _ border in swansea. i think it's fair to say against iran on the - border in swansea. i think it's fair to say against iran on the usa, i border in swansea. i think it's fair. to say against iran on the usa, the fans were brimming with optimism and confidence, but there is a sense of nervousness and anxiety in the air tonight because nobody wanted this match against england to be a must win game. the final group match against the old enemy, but you are still optimistic? i'm still optimistic, nervous, but when it comes to passion nobody does it better than the welsh. and morgan, how do you feel about wales making it in the tournament and how do you see the legacy now? it’s it in the tournament and how do you see the legacy now?— see the legacy now? it's been a 64 ears and see the legacy now? it's been a 64 years and l'm _ see the

hello, and thank you forjoining me here in central london.ormally, november is a cold and wet month in the united kingdom. but this year, the leaves are still on the trees and it is actually quite warm. climate change in action, i suppose. in the egyptian resort of sharm el—sheikh, the world's leaders, well, most of them, are trying to focus their attention on what can be done to keep the process of global warming down to a level that won't threaten life on our planet. but it is already clear that this won't be nearly enough. there has been an ongoing criticism that the pledges are very high but the steps taken on the ground are not as big. back from the politically dead, but how far might the return of benjamin netanyahu shift israel even more to the right? we have seen a surge in far right support, that is probably enough to keep him in power for a while. and how tainted is the qatar world cup? i think many would wonder, if this is sportswashing, if that is what the motivation is, then it's not working. after the dreadful floods in pakistan

and we've got thousands of people here in central london. seems that also being repeated in cities all across the world. i'm essentially walking the hallway points of cop 27, but also putting renewed pressure on the people at contract 7 to actually make something substantially different for the well boss. talk to some of the professors here randomly. i'm sorry to interrupt. good afternoon. hello. what's your name? my name's alice musician how, why you hear alice, you're obviously one of the campaign activists. sorry, i'm a public health doctor and, and i recognize that climate change is the biggest global health threat that we face is century that also we need to realize that climate change actually presents the biggest opportunity to improve health around the world as well. so, you know, looking at making sure that people had wall hiring to present themselves with spirit tree diseases and hot diseases and that kind of thing. what does it you want from the lead has meeting and sean l shake. so it's really important that we have a clear path

got thousands of people here in central london scenes that are also being repeated in cities all across the world. essentially mocking the halfway point of property, but also putting renew pressure on the people at comfort 7. to actually make something substantially different. for the well, talk to some of the testers here around the late. i'm sorry to interrupt. good afternoon. hello. what's your name? my name is alice. why you hear alice? you're obviously one of the container activists. i'm a public health doctor and i recognize that climate change is the biggest threats that we face to century. then also we need to realize that climate change actually present the biggest opportunity to improve health around the world as well. you know, looking at making sure that people have, want to present themselves, spirit tree diseases and hot diseases and that kind of thing. what do you want from the leaders meeting and channel shake? it's really important that we have a clear path to meeting the goals with the parents agreement to limiting woman to 1.5 degrees. we need to make sure that we com

party national rally 27 year old jordan by dela elected policy president. protest is march in central london in warnings. new economic measures in the u. k. could try millions of people into policy. ah hello place to say we have got some slightly caught weather for eastern part of australia but flooding concerns to remain in place and we will still see for the showers over the next couple of days i pressure out into the tasman so we have got sir whims, just being drawn in around our area of high pressure and still some showers just cropping up. not too heavy, but they are never there. nevertheless. and the river levels are, of course, high, swollen rivers, across a good part of inland new south wales flooding. concerns remain in place in many evacuations are underway at present. there be some more showers therein to waste impass of victoria to unless we go on into monday, still a few showers across a similar area which was west australia. we'll see some wet weather just sliding across melbourne, heading towards south australia, but i just noticed the temperature now late around 3031 over the

last night central london was shut down. i had to abandon my cab get out and pound the pavement all the way to the studios. i got here with 3 minutes to spare my hair piece was all askew, not glued on the proper position like now i wheezing like someone had just my iron lung. the reason as i found out when left the studio was al bane in independence day, which apparently way bigger in metropolis than, say , st metropolis than, say, st george's day or the king's official birthday . as we've official birthday. as we've discussed before , according to discussed before, according to the home, and i think this is an under aspect, quite a big one, the estimate, some 2% of albania's entire male population have moved here in the last year because you can never have albanian men can . you even if albanian men can. you even if they're just employed as extras on the receiving end of liam neeson in taken . seven, neeson in taken. seven, according to the bbc in the guardian. these people are refugees fleeing, passing fashion with nothing

back in central london in whitehall.reign office, not far from where we are watching this band playing right now. members of the royal family will arrive at the foreign office also about now, they should office also about now, they should be gathered there now. in the next minute or so we are expecting a petition to leave by the front door of the foreign office building and take its position around the cenotaph. and now we are going to leave you here and we willjoin a special programme on bbc one with david dimbleby. as the sound of nimrod fades away, the music is taken up by henry purcell�*s dido's lament, as we await the arrival of the procession of the clergy and choir who will read the service of remembrance and the members of the armed forces, and the politicians who will come out here, and finally, members of the royal family and the king himself for the two minutes' silence which is now just under eight minutes away. this is a new processional cross, incidentally. it is made from sandringham oak come up with welsh

last night central london was shut down. i had to abandon my cab get out and pound the pavement all the way to the studios. i got here with 3 minutes to spare my hair piece was all askew, not glued on the proper position like now i wheezing like someone had just my iron lung. the reason as i found out when left the studio was al bane in independence day, which apparently way bigger in metropolis than, say , st metropolis than, say, st george's day or the king's official birthday . as we've official birthday. as we've discussed before , according to discussed before, according to the home, and i think this is an under aspect, quite a big one, the estimate, some 2% of albania's entire male population have moved here in the last year because you can never have albanian men can . you even if albanian men can. you even if they're just employed as extras on the receiving end of liam neeson in taken . seven, neeson in taken. seven, according to the bbc in the guardian. these people are refugees fleeing, passing fashion with nothing

it is the middle of the night here in central london i night here in central london and i am ending of much less dazzling affair than in previous years. and it's a pretty low key affair here at selfridge's. and a familiar picture once again atjohn lewis. the common thread, the energy crisis caused in large part by russia's war in ukraine. concerns over energy supplies have in growing ever since the russian invasion. last month, the body overseeing the's electricity grid warned of a worst—case scenario with blackouts if power plants can't get enough gas. in france, they share that concern. brute get enough gas. in france, they share that concern.— share that concern. we are changing — share that concern. we are changing the _ share that concern. we are changing the target - share that concern. we are changing the target in - share that concern. we are i changing the target in terms share that concern. we are - changing the target in terms of the heat in the store and we are only putting the heat is 17 degrees, it is really a big change. degrees, it is really a big chance. ., degrees, it

wait what happened in central london? a stone's throw from buckingham palace. look at these. these are giant wind. gusts of up to 60 mph hurled is massive plastic christmas ornaments down famed oxford street. thankfully it happened in the wee hours of tuesday morning, so very few pedestrians. we're out the tree that these go on. that's what i want to know. they're already decorating for christmas. see, it's not too early and how big are the presents and what's inside? that's what i want to know. all right, speaking of presidents and big presents to the lottery winner who collected his prize incognito, what man in china recently hit the jackpot, but when he went to go collect his $30 million check, he wore a head to toe costume to hide his winnings, not from the general public, not from the media or from his own wife and children, said he was concerned they would become lazy and wouldn't work hard in the future. isn't that the point of winning a lot of $30 million literally? cash it? maybe it's because i'm a journalist. there's no way my husband could keep from me, but he won

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1st remembrance day service as the british monarch elite a reef at the national war. morial in central london contribute to the you case warded and joe biden has arrived in indonesia for a summit of the g. 20 group of countries. you as president wants to forge closer ties in the region, is also seeking support for constraining the growing influence of china. there. bitin will be china's president, she ging ping in bali and while the u. s. looks for support with its relations with china. germany is also reassessing, its position, t w's international editor richard walker has more rushes war in ukraine is forcing a massive global rethink into how geo politics can cause turmoil in the world economy. european countries are rushing to cut their dependence on russian energy and sanctions are having a ripple effects all over the world. where here in asia, people are thinking about what might be next. and what in particular, if china follows through one day, maybe soon on its threat to invade, ty one? what would that mean for the asian economy? what would that mean for the world economy? these are pr

let's now speak to our correspondent who is at the fans own in central london. >> not quite the firstf many england fans had expted.i'm going to guess who s england here. what do you make of that? >> i think it was a pretty good half. we are looking pretty solid. a lot better than most people thought we would but pretty happy with it so far. >> i was expecting a goal in the first half, no lie. i'm still confident we can do this. >> how big is this world cup playing in the u.s.? >> it is all right. it's not as big or nfl. shed out to the buffalo bills. soccer is still going in the u.s. but i have friends back home watching. >> what are you expecting to do the second half? >> i know the wales game gave us some help but we can't be too overconfident. >> thank you both very much indeed. and some predictions, and it feels kind of strange watching the world cup match in late november friday night. this is a tournament unlike any other and as many other results have shown so far, germany and argentina, expect the unexpected. >> expect the unexpected. so many of these matches have been surpri

as the british monarch, he lead a wreath at the national war memorial in central london in tribute to the you case war dead. he was president joe biden has promised to strengthen ties with se asia is launch the partnership with the 10 member ozzy and block washington is seeking to contain the growing influence of china biden is scheduled to meet chinese leader shooting ping at a summit in india or indonesia or other minister, israel's president has officially asked the election winner benjamin netanyahu, the former government. the veteran, former prime minister, wants to join forces with the right wing and religious allies that yahoo was also from power less than 2 years ago. he's still been investigated for corruption in a rainy man who lived in charles de gaulle airport in paris for 18 years has died, may run carina necessary, made his home there. after being denied entry into several european countries, his experience inspired the hollywood movie, the terminal, starting tom hanks warring parties and c o. b, i have signed a deal allowing humanitarian aid into the war torn t cry regi

1st remembrance day service as the british monarch elite wreath at the national war memorial in central london to pay tribute to the u. k. war dead remembrance, sunday is marked every year in the u. k. on the close of sunday to november 11th, u. s. president joe biden has promised to deepen ties with ozzy and announcing a strategic partnership with a 10 member block. the initiative comes as the u. s. seeks to contain the growing influence of increasingly assertive china biden is scheduled to meet chinese leaders teaching at the g. 20 summit in indonesia on monday. and while the u. s. looks for support and how to handle its relationship with china. germany to is reassessing its position. d w international editor richard walker has more russia's warren, ukraine is forcing a massive global re thing into how geo politics can cause turmoil in the world economy. european countries are rushing to cut their dependence on russian energy and sanctions are having a ripple effect all over the world. we're here in asia. people are thinking about what might be next. and what in particular, if china follows

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he laid a wreath at the national war memorial and central london in tribute to the you case war dead. and joe biden has arrived in indonesia for a summit of the g 20 group of cut countries. the u. s. president wants to forge closer ties in the region. he's also seeking support for containing the growing influence of china. white and we'll meet china's president. she's in pain in volley . german chancellor, all i've sold is also travelling in asia to vietnam, singapore, and on to indonesia for the g. 20 summit. schultz is holding talks in hanoi on increasing economic cooperation with vietnam. the chancellor has made asia a focus during his 1st year in office. he's trying to reduce germany's economic dependence on china. d. w chief political correspondent, nena hasa, has bar here in vietnam. the hope is to further intensify the already good economic relations between germany and vietnam. but the elephant in the room has travelled with a german chancellor. we'll have shouts to hanoi. vietnam has still not openly criticized rushes war against ukraine on the international stage. and that w

and, as you might imagine the drinks are flowing here in central london. the celebration in london.eflecting on the qualification, there must be immense pride in the welsh squad there? yes, we are planning to that pride now. there were 2000 fans in that fun zone, if you look over my shoulder not quite so many now which gives you some indication, if you didn't know the result already that tells you who won. it was the tallest of tall orders, taller than the tallest building in wales which is along the seafront in swansea. it turned out to be too big an order for wales to get qualification and go through into the knockout rounds. let's get some views of the fanfare. who, i don't know enjoyed or endured. he waited a long time, as is everybody else, it was a bit of a let down, wasn't it? the is everybody else, it was a bit of a let down, wasn't it?— is everybody else, it was a bit of a let down, wasn't it? the result was a let down- — let down, wasn't it? the result was a let down. but _ let down, wasn't it? the result was a let down. but at _ let down, wasn't it? the result was a let d

, most central parts. london, including parliament square , the including parliament square, the mall, the approach to buckingham palace . i just paid 50 quid to palace. i just paid 50 quid to sit in cab that went round the corner from pal mal to the beginning of because that's why i'm in a bad mood now i've checked and apparently management have told that it's under ofcom regulations i'm not allowed to call for the violent overthrow of the government of the united kingdom, but i'm going to get a second opinion on that because i'm in a mood to foment the overthrow. just stop oil and the government are on the same side against you . the same side against you. meanwhile, speaking of increasingly totalitarian nafions increasingly totalitarian nations china is facing a wave of protests . no, it doesn't mean of protests. no, it doesn't mean just stop has showed up. they don't have a problem with just stop oil over in china. but they are the biggest and most widespread protests decades. could this be a tipping point.7 a

, most central parts. london, including parliament square , the including parliament square, the mall, the approach to buckingham palace . i just paid 50 quid to palace. i just paid 50 quid to sit in cab that went round the corner from pal mal to the beginning of because that's why i'm in a bad mood now i've checked and apparently management have told that it's under ofcom regulations i'm not allowed to call for the violent overthrow of the government of the united kingdom, but i'm going to get a second opinion on that because i'm in a mood to foment the overthrow. just stop oil and the government are on the same side against you . the same side against you. meanwhile, speaking of increasingly totalitarian nafions increasingly totalitarian nations china is facing a wave of protests . no, it doesn't mean of protests. no, it doesn't mean just stop has showed up. they don't have a problem with just stop oil over in china. but they are the biggest and most widespread protests decades. could this be a tipping point.7 a

that morning, mitchell is seen on cctv picking up a hire car in central london.the blue suitcase into the back of this hire vehicle, she is having extreme difficulty in actually getting it into the boot, she is using her body weight and levering the heavy suitcase into the back boot area. once she has loaded the car up with various other things, she then departs on her way to salcombe. jemma mitchell leaves her home at 9:53am. automatic cameras record the carjust before 11 am driving west on the m4 towards bristol. by 1:59pm she stops near bristol to get petrol. just after 6pm jemma mitchell is forced to stop again. she pulled into a garage close to the south devon coast. her hire car had a burst tyre. i was up at the malborough garage buying bin bags i think, randomly, and i was just walking back to my car and heard this grinding noise, and the car coming in a very strange direction into the petrol station. and it was apparent that she looked like she was going to crash into the forecourt shop. so i ran over waving my arms, as did another guy, tojust sort of say

we got thousands of people here in central london scenes that are also they repeated in 54 across the world. essentially mocking the halfway point of property, but also putting new pressure on the people to actually make something substantially different for the world. us talk to some of the testers here around the late. i'm sorry to interrupt. good afternoon. hello. my name is alice. why you hear us? you're obviously one of the campaign activists. i'm a public health doctor and i recognize that climate change is the biggest threats that we face to century. then also we need to realize that climate change actually present the biggest opportunity to improve health around the world as well. you know, looking at making sure that people have, want to present themselves, spirit 3 diseases and heart diseases and that kind of thing. what do you want from the leaders meeting in china? shake. it's really important that we have a clear path to meeting the goals with the parents agreement to limiting warming to 1.5 degrees. we need to make sure that we commit to facing out all possible coal, oil

it is the middle of the night here in central london and i am standing in front of the world—famous harrodsppers you can see, there are still a few lights that are on, but on the whole, it is a much less dazzling affair than in previous years. and it is a pretty low—key affair here at selfridge's. and a familiar picture once again atjohn lewis. the common thread, the energy crisis caused in large part by russia's war in ukraine. concerns over energy supplies have been growing ever since the russian invasion. last month the body overseeing britain's electricity grid warned of a worst—case winter scenario with luck out of power plants can't get enough gas. in france, they share that concern. france, they share that concern-— france, they share that concern. ~ . . . concern. we are changing the taruet in concern. we are changing the target in terms _ concern. we are changing the target in terms of _ concern. we are changing the target in terms of the - concern. we are changing the target in terms of the heat i concern. we are changing the target in terms of the heat in | target in terms of the

ijust wonder, at 11am when that silence came, you are here and a gun salute booms out across central londonsten to that silence? absolutely, thinking about those guys that we have trained and sent back to ukraine. also, the falklands veterans and those who lost their lives. it is a big yearfor veterans and those who lost their lives. it is a big year for the welsh guards, 40 years on from the conflicts, 42 people there. a big yearfor us. conflicts, 42 people there. a big year for na— year for us. and thank you for talkin: year for us. and thank you for talking to _ year for us. and thank you for talking to us. _ year for us. and thank you for talking to us. a _ year for us. and thank you for talking to us. a really - year for us. and thank you for talking to us. a really diverse | talking to us. a really diverse number in people thoughts from those serving at the moment, people in ukraine, and of course those veterans from across the years and the former commander—in—chief, the queen, who died two months ago. back to you in the studio. now, we're going to share an act of kindness that has b

millions of pounds of arts funding is to be redirected outside central london as part of a major shake—upnd on merseyside, and libraries in yorkshire and warwickshire will get funding from arts council england for the first time. among the losers is the english national opera, which is also moving its headquarters out of london. the royal opera house, the national theatre and the donmar warehouse theatre will also lose funding. here's our arts correspondent david sillito. blackpool�*s famous illuminations have been admired by millions over the last 140 years or so, but here's a question — is it art? it's absolutely beautiful, so that's what art is, so why not? it should be inspiring, it should be beautiful, it should be eye—catching, so yeah, i would say so, yeah. i think it is art. it's imagination and how. you use your imagination. the arts council is certainly convinced. it's going to be giving the illuminations a grant for the first time. we're over the moon, we're delighted. it's a fantastic accolade from them that we can demonstrate to the world we are very serious about our collect

for guidance, edris al jazeera, a cra, and thousands of people have marched and central london to oppose what they say. i'll stare it, he measures from an a server she soon ack is looking to close a hole in public finances by cutting spending and raising taxes. but there are warnings that it will drive millions of people into poverty. nadine barber reports ah, britain is broken. the theme of this march in london bringing together people from across the country. many protested said they were worried. public services could be eroded further on the prime minister, which she soon act. one of the areas under severe pressure is the mental health sector within the national health service. the n. a chess, clary, crisig with i work for mental health charity and i am seeing people at risk of death dying because of this government directly. as a result, i see every day the protest is motivated by a range of issues and concerns, but something that unites these worries about further cuts to public spending. in other words, austerity on saturday, a plan to strike on the railways was canceled after an

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hello, and thank you forjoining me here at the bbc�*s headquarters in central london for unspun worldhe programme this week... ukraine fatigue. how serious is it in europe? and how much might it affect nato�*s support for the war against the russian invasion? ukraine points this out, that too many, they say, in europe are getting too used to missiles raining down on the civilians of ukraine. why on earth did kimjong—un decide to show his little daughter to the world now? certainly, it is quite possible that this was his way of setting the stage to say she might one day be in charge. and 8 billion and counting. where's the world's population going? where we're going to see huge . growth, and we're already seeing rapid growth is countries- like nigeria, ethiopia, egypt, the democratic republic of congo. there's no doubt about the wholehearted support ukraine gets from ordinary people throughout most of western europe. you see the yellow and blue of its national flag everywhere in solidarity. but might this change? in germany, the far left and far right demonstrate side by side against t

our correspondent tim muffett has been at a fanzone in central london.out the atmosphere there. surprised, a bit disappointed, but not everyone, because, hey, cole, who is from america — along with lynette, who isn't from america — you're very happy, aren't you, with a 0—0 draw? yeah, yeah, i'm all right with it. i would have liked it to be like a 1—1 draw. a draw is very un—american, but we're happy with it, yeah. just as the music kicks in as well! how big is this playing in america at the moment, do you think? no, i mean, my friends have been texting me, saying they're happy with a tie. it's been all right so far, yeah. pretty happy. lynette, what did you make of that? 0k, not the result| that we hoped for, but do you know what? i'm happy with a 0—0 draw. itjust means that next match, we've got it all to play for. - i still believe in our team. i think we can do this. it'sjust going to be. that little bit harder, but, you know, - come on, england! we've got this! do you think the problem was after the first game against iran, everyone�*s expectations

later, the video premiered at this gallery space in central london and on youtube. some of the paintings are based on our cable news rios of the fab 4 but most are the product of the painters imagination. inspired by the beatles own homage to sleep, to slowness, and to the power of dreams. a reminder of the top story way of following german chancellor hold up, sholtes has met chinese leadership, jim pinging begging for talks aimed at boosting economic ties. the visit has drawn criticism over germany's dependence on an increasingly authoritarian china and ukraine's president flooding landscape ross is a tax on infrastructure left and 4 and a half 1000000 people without power and damage water supply i've been fissile in nixa found documentary on noise production. i'll see you next out of out . ah ah, with who will office i still owe sound tech for noise activists in action. they're always on the lookout for ideas to fight noise pollution and the illness it causes even our named auto silent last. how everyday life can be quieter? oh, next on d, w. litter is preventing

hello, and thanks forjoining me here at the bbc�*s headquarters in central london.n this edition of unspun world, we'll be looking at the way russia is trying to break the resistance of the ukrainian people by cutting their power and water supplies. their main effort is to so demoralise the ukrainian population that it sues for peace on russia's terms. and we'll take a close—up look at the reality of life in kherson, a city under russian occupation. just trying to keep things normal, to a large degree, because of the little girl. they didn't want her to be traumatised. as the delegates gather for the latest international conference on how to deal with the reality of an overheating world, is it already too late to save our planet? anything we do is better than nothing, which i know is not a great rallying cry, is it? famously, general winter is russia's great ally. and although when vladimir putin launched his invasion of ukraine back in february, he clearly thought it would all be finished in a couple of weeks or so, he's now hoping to recruit general winter to help

it, it, it, that's my process. 1300 frames later, the video premiered at this gallery space in central london and on youtube. some of the paintings are based on our cable news rios of the fab 4 but most are the product of the painters imagination. inspired by the beatles own homage to sleep, to slowness, and to the power of dreams. and you're watching deed have in is still to come. a closer look at the political turmoil in pakistan leading to the shooting off the phone of prime minister, m round con. placed the scandals behind the success on india's pharma industry house, substandard drugs and turned davy. my colleague melissa chan will have those stories for you on east asia coming up right away. don't forget, in the meantime, to get the headlines on i with us on social media at the depth. it's been good having your company. see you next time with with you. ah 2016. that's a good bunch of the clean cut wants to see if germany was for me. the last few years have been quite a ride early in touch with. i've already done the homework when it comes to jem a bit on of course i always look right in

it it, that's my process. 1300 frames later, the video premiered at this gallery space in central london and on youtube. some of the paintings are based on our cable news reels of the fab 4. but most are the product of the painters imagination. inspired by the beatles own homage to sleep, to slowness out. all right, when you're joining dw news, we're just gonna cross, no lawyers to see the german farmers are unavailable. chris, with sir duncan onwards, kemati. gov and foreign ministers. thank you for your patience, but it took a little longer to bid farewell to my colleagues after 2 very intensive days. today is as you probably know, the 4th of november, the 3rd 300 and 8th day of our presidency of 37. and at the same time, it is the 200 and 54th day since russia attacked ukraine through these places and a half months of war and destruction, the many people who gave their lives this frontal, shameless attack on the international order had left their mark on our g 7 chairman shipping away unknown before to any such trans class. and i want to be very clear in saying he and now, yes indeed,

it, it, it, that's my process. 1300 frames later, the video premiered at this gallery space in central london. and on youtube. some of the paintings are based on our cable news reels of the fad for but most are the product of the painters imagination. inspired by the beatles own homage to sleep, to slowness, and to the power of dreams. here's a reminder of the top stories we're following for you. germany, chancellor, olaf schultz pressed china on it's of course for russia and ukraine during talks in beijing on friday with chinese eater shipping. and the premier shells also addressed a controversy over economic and human rights issues, but told china he wants a deeper economic relationship. ukraine's president of a lot of mirror zalinski says russia's attacks on infrastructure have left 4 and a half 1000000 people with power and damaged water supplies to landscape accuses moscow of energy, terrorism ahead of winter and next is eco, india. don't forget, you can stay up to date on old and i just use on our website d, w dot com and don't forget to follow us on our social media comes up. you don't

the umbrella group that's code there. 7 station in central london is the people's assembly, again, for 30, giving you a clue. lots of people here worried that the government's under richie soon, the prime minister, a funding to introduce drastic cuts in public funding in sectors such as education and how to balance the books up to the many budget under the last government, which well, which worried the financial market drove up the cost of government borrowing and so on. so now there is, according to the government, this whole that they have to fill. so why that they have to do that by raising taxes or by cutting spending. people have said there is no way left to cut the barrel so demanding action on the cost of living crisis. one recent survey said that one in 7 people are actually skipping meals right now to make ends meet. now on top of that, there is a series of strikes that are either happening or problems for the near future on saturday. that was supposed to be a strike on the rail sector, involving the r, m c, the rails, and maritime and transport union. that was cooled off off