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cincinnatus had his own farm.r — emperor, but he was called back, and that is what most people remember, because cincinnatus said, i will lay down the plough, and came back to serve his country, and so it is a double meaning, and almost everything boris says, you have to decode it for what it really means... fire says, you have to decode it for what it really means. . ._ it really means... are you fairly confident _ it really means... are you fairly confident that _ it really means... are you fairly confident that he _ it really means... are you fairly confident that he will _ it really means... are you fairly confident that he will make - it really means... are you fairly - confident that he will make another run, that he will try again to be prime minister? he run, that he will try again to be prime minister?— run, that he will try again to be prime minister? . prime minister? he wanted, when he was the age — prime minister? he wanted, when he was the age of _ prime minister? he wanted, when he was the age of six

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and like cincinnatus, experts will return to their plow. they remembered that the lover of agriculture, roman consul cincinnatus twice became a dictator and saw in this a clear hint of johnson's possible return, despite comparing himself with a spent rocket, the outgoing prime minister today developed considerable speed leaving downing street, so he almost lost his young wife along the way , who was next to him. by itself, the change of the owner of this building does not mean a solution to the problems facing the uk, the consequences of brexit and the pandemic, double-digit inflation. the energy crisis is more than johnson conveys the country in a state much worse than he received it. one of the british tv channels in the morning show decided to please the audience with the most relevant, playing the lottery for paying electricity bills for 4 months in advance. so £1,000 or paying the electricity bill. and that will be the payment of the bill. oh god we'll pay the bill for 4 months sci-fi wheel of fortune deliberately crank and a new examp

and like cincinnatus i am returning to my planet.is: it turns out cincinnatus was a roman politician who yes, you guessed it, made a comeback. enter next the wobbly plane of liz truss flying in to the prime minister. appointment, an assumption of office. her majesty's 15th prime minister. the country's fourth in six years. the prime minister and her husband, on the threshold of government. in office, both instant and colossal. chris, bbc news. >> aft u.s. reaction to liz truss becoming new prime minister, let's go to the white house and hear from john sudworth. john, i think everyone wants to know what this will mean for the special relationship between the u.k. and the united states. john: yeah, that is a big question, michelle. such is the nature of that special relationship, of course. after the appointment of a new british prime minister, goodness knows we have seen a few of them in recent years, the obligatory phone call from the white house follows shortly afterwards. cynics could say beyond that kind of symbolism, there is lit

and like cincinnatus, i am returning to my plough.was a roman politician who, yes, you guessed it, made a comeback. it's time for politics to be over, folks, it's time for us all to get behind liz truss and herteam and her programme, and deliver for the people of this country. commanding attention is boris johnson's greatest skill — it seems improbable he'll lose that knack now. but this morning's man's time in office had come and was going. going via a highland handover at balmoral. hello, prime minister. "hello, prime minister," the greeting, perhaps for the very last time. within minutes, he'd resigned. enter next the wobbly plane of liz truss, flying in to be prime minister by royal appointment. an audience with the queen and the assumption of office. her majesty's 15th prime minister, the country's fourth in six years. applause and cheers. liz truss, alongside her husband, hugh o'leary, on the threshold of government. her challenges in office both instant and colossal. chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. we will have more on t

and like cincinnatus, i am returning to my plough.cincinnatus was a roman politician who, yes, you guessed it, made a comeback. it's time for politics to be over, folks, it's time for us all to get behind liz truss and her team and her programme, and deliver for the people of this country. commanding attention is borisjohnson�*s greatest skill — it seems improbable he'll lose that knack now. but this morning's man's time in office had come and was going. going via a highland handover at balmoral. "hello, prime minister," the greeting, perhaps for the very last time. within minutes, he'd resigned. enter next the wobbly plane of liz truss, flying in to be prime minister by royal appointment. an audience with the queen and the assumption of office. her majesty's 15th prime minister, the country's fourth in six years. applause and cheers the prime minister, alongside her husband, hugh o'leary, on the threshold of government. her challenges in office both instant and colossal. chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. as is traditional, other

it turns out cincinnatus was a roman politician who, you guessed it, made a comeback.to be over, for us all to get behind liz truss and her team and her programme and deliver for the people of this country. commanding attention is boris johnson's greatest skill, it seems improbable he will lose that knack now. but this morning's man's time office had come and was going. going by a highland handover at bell moral. hello prime minister the greeting, perhaps for the very last time. within minutes, he would resign. enter next, the moberly plane of liz truss flying be prime minister by royal appointment, the assumption of office, her majesty's 15 prime minister, the country's fourth in six years. liz truss, alongside her husband hugh o'leary on the threshold of government, her challenges in office both instant and colossal. chris mason, bbc news at westminster. more on this story, including the international response to the new pm, a bit later in the bulletin. an update for you now on a developing story we've been covering in canada, where police investigating the fatal sta

and like cincinnatus, i am returning to my plough.a roman politician who, yes, you guessed it, made a comeback. it's time for politics to be over, folks, it's time for us all to get behind liz truss and her team and her programme, and deliver for the people of this country. commanding attention is borisjohnson�*s greatest skill — it seems improbable he'll lose that knack now. but this morning's man's time in office had come and was going. going via a highland handover at balmoral. "hello, prime minister," the greeting, perhaps for the very last time. within minutes, he'd resigned. enter next the wobbly plane of liz truss, flying in to be prime minister by royal appointment. an audience with the queen and the assumption of office. her majesty's 15th prime minister, the country's fourth in six years. applause and cheers the prime minister, alongside her husband, hugh o'leary, on the threshold of government. her challenges in office both instant and colossal. chris mason, bbc news, at westminster. within an hour of the new prime minister

created for the state capital in richmond, and that was the celebration of washington as the american cincinnatus that his return from the army to farming recalled the example of the roman general who had left his farm to defend the republic in in battle and then refused an offer of arbitrary power and return to his life as a farmer in the 18th century. the image of cincinnati central plow was held as an idea of civic virtue and washington is the plow became a similar representation made all the more powerful by his actual preference for farming and his deep engagement in farming at mount vernon after 1783 and the presentation that who don has here. it's it's um, he is showing washington. i'm not just as he takes off his military cloak and hangs up this sword, but also with the plow that's at his feet and the plow at his side that is awaiting his life as a farmer and this representation of washington at the plow is especially notable because who done in consultation with franklin and jefferson and some input from washington, decided to present washington and modern dress rather than the classical

[laughter] and like cincinnatus, i am returning and offering this government nothing but the most ferventupport. reporter: while johnson has not publicly laid out next steps, speculation remains he could be biding his time for a potential come back. in comparing himself to the roman statesman, who came out of retirement to lead rome for a second term, he could be signaling his desire for another crack at the top post. >> watching for developments of the liz truss cabinet, once in place. next, the trial of the alleged accomplices of the niece terrorists. there has been controversy about showing the video in court. they could be scheduled friday. 86 people were killed at the waterfront. reporter: two key topics dominated the second day of the trial in this special courtroom set up in central paris. the first was an animated discussion between lawyers for the defendants and the plaintiffs about whether the courtroom should show video surveillance footage currently under court seal, to the court, over process of trial. lawyers for the defendants said no. lawyers for the plaintiffs were overwh

and, like cincinnatus, i am returning to my plough. minister, boris has gone. but change in tone, a new prime minister, boris has gone. at least from here and _ minister, boris has gone. at least from here and who _ minister, boris has gone. at least from here and who knows - minister, boris has gone. at least from here and who knows what i minister, boris has gone. at least| from here and who knows what he minister, boris has gone. at least - from here and who knows what he will do next. the striking thing around that space exploration imagery is that space exploration imagery is that these are very televisual events, when rockets are launched towards the stars and nothing is left to chance. boris johnson towards the stars and nothing is left to chance. borisjohnson has penned those words himself, didn't involve invoices advisors. the classicist reference, someone who has always loved and revered that kind of period as history —— of history. that reference to a former politician who did come back. we know that boris johnson will conti

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from ancient rome, who said that i, as a cincinnatus, was returning to my plow., because it is known that he really renounced power, but then he became a dictator anyway. so, uh, johnson clearly has such plans in his head. how long will it last or there are times when different options are considered as prime minister it is possible that early elections will be announced. now, if this aid package somehow miraculously works and improves its rankings, conservatives. they can call early elections. but for now, it's all just talk. in general, with a pitchfork, written on the water. but, by the way, when johnson spoke about cincinnati cincinnati, he just defeated the enemies of rome, but johnson left an extremely bad legacy to his successor, given the difficult state of affairs in the economy countries. which, of course, is the most. now the british are concerned, not the events in ukraine thank you very much sasha, our own correspondent alexander khabarov is on direct line in the uk london there, in the continuation of the conversation, boris also compared himself wi

and, like cincinnatus, i am returning to my plan, and that will be offering this government nothing butst -- support. this is, i tell you what, this is a tough time for the economy. this is a tough time for families up and down the country. we can and we will get through, it we will come out stronger on the other side. i say to my fellow conservatives, it is time for politics to be over, folks it is time for us all to get behind liz truss and her team and program, and deliver to the people of this country, because that is what the people of this country, what that is what they need, that is what they deserve. i am proud to have discharged the promises i have made to my party when you are kind enough to choose me, winning the biggest majority since 1987, the biggest share of the vote since 1979. delivering brexit, delivering our manifesto, including social, care performing social care, hoping people up and down the country ensuring that britain is once again standing tall in the world. speaking with clarity, and authority, from ukraine, to the path to america and australia, because we ar

like cincinnatus, i am returning.you all very much, thank you and goodbye. just time, then, for some last handshakes before climbing into his ministerial car to head to balmoral to resign to the queen. waiting in the wings, or at least on the tarmac, liz truss. also bound for balmoral. there, the queen has formally asked her to form a government. when liz truss gets back to downing street, it will be her chance to set out her vision for her government to the public. she will then appoint at least some of her cabinet. james cleverly is expected to become foreign secretary, he was not commenting this morning. the attorney—general suella braverman is likely to become home secretary, while kwasi kwarteng is expected to be the new chancellor. and they will need to move fast. people are absolutely petrified about the energy bills that are coming their way, businesses are as well. we've needed an answer to this and it is urgent that liz truss deals with this immediately. we have said there should be an energy freeze. we have

people reaching for classics, history books and discovering, if they didn't already know, that cincinnatus in rome. so is there a suggestion -- it's boris johnson all over that he might come back at some stage. people who have even been close to him suggesting that just isn't very likely, seems incredibly unlikely the conservative party would ask for him to return, but then we are in the most uncertain of times. he's spent the summer, a long summer saying goodbye. he's handing liz truss a long, hard winter. how she's merges from that, that's unknown. that's the politics of this country right now, just very, very difficult to judge. one thing you can say, liz truss is very definitely behind in the polls, a general election perhaps in two years' time. where we sit right now looks like it might be won by the lab bauer opposition. >> as you're talking, we're watching the motorcade in which truss is right now approaching where you are at downing street. keir, let's talk a little bit, also, about what happened at balmoral. normally the prime minister would meet with the queen at buckingham palac

and like cincinnatus, i am returning to my plow and i will be offering this government nothing, but the most fervent support. this is. i'll tell you why this is a tough time for the economy. this is a tough time for families up and down the country. we can and we will get through it. we will come out stronger the other side. but i say to my fellow conservatives, it's time for politics, for the over folks. it's time for us all to get behind lives, trust and her team and her program and deliver for the people of this country. because that is what the people of this country want. that's what they need. and that's what they deserve. i'm pride to have discharged the promises i made to my party when a you were kind enough to choose me winning the biggest majority since 1987. the biggest share of the vote since 1979 delivering breaks it. delivering our manifesto committees, including by the way, including social cat, reforming social care, helping people up and down the country. ensuring the britain is once again, standing tall in the world. speaking with clarity and or authority from ukraine

rome was under the threat of invasion, they came to cincinnatus and asked him to become a dictator forto defeat the enemy and save the city. that is what he did. after which he resigned, returned to life and again took up the plow, as johnson put it. since then, the son of sanato is considered the embodiment of one who does not trying to hold on to power. but there is one thing, but you must know that cincinnatus was an enemy of the people and did not want to give ordinary people any rights, he was a typical representative of the roman elite, a real patrician. it was a typical speech. burisa johnson is the speech of a man who is absolutely out of touch with reality, the speech of a man who does not understand what is really happening in our country. in recent years and how badly the british are suffering from the current crisis, such high taxes in the uk have not been seen for several decades, and everything. this is the fault of johnson's conservative government high inflation. the standard of living has declined , many companies are about to declare themselves bankrupt, johnson has d

laughter and, like cincinnatus, i am returning to my plough. support. this is... i'll tell you why. this is a tough time for the economy. for families up and down the country. we can and we will get through it, and we will come out stronger the other side. but i say to my fellow conservatives, it's time for politics to be over, folks. it's time for us all to get behind liz truss and her team and her programme, and deliver for the people of this country. because that is what the people of this country want, that's what they need, and that's what they deserve. i'm proud to have discharged the promises i made to my party when you were kind enough to choose me. winning the biggest majority since 1987, the biggest share of the vote since 1979. delivering brexit, delivering our manifesto commitments — including, by the way — including social care, reforming social care, helping people up and down the country, ensuring that britain is once again standing tall in the world. speaking with clarity and authority from ukraine to the aukus pact with america

they're all at his feet, just like he's the reincarnate of cincinnatus and he doesn't want to go on his promise because and it all fail. you know what? why not retire? you know, while you're ahead? so he doesn't. he he gets sucked back in because people you say that you actually want to save the project. now we're going adopt maybe a plan on long lines of your proposals. so you've got to be there and he kind of reluctantly says, yeah, you're right. but he's he keeps wanting to come back, so he's hoping to retire after the first term, it doesn't quite work because america hasn't come together yet and i tell that story about how he's only able to retire after the second, but he does. he doesn't die in office and that's really important. he's trying to set an idea that you should actually withdraw. and his initial inclination was just to, you know, yes, he's promised to resign. and in fact, what he said is it's not just that i promised officially the congress to resign. he says it's in all the newspapers. what are people going to say if i now jump back in? so that's why he needs to be pers