the financial times emphasizes that any new military offensive will depend on increased funding froms and approval from the white house. that is, without this decision, without the decision of strategic partners, to give approval for this counteroffensive, to give weapons for this, nothing will happen, but nevertheless, in your opinion, is it realistic that next year and partners from my side. are preparing for a counteroffensive and the armed forces of ukraine have such plans, in many respects 2024 will be an indicative year here and how events on the battlefield will develop now , because you know, the armed forces of ukraine have already either changed or accelerated many plans the plans were harmed, as was the general lack of support for ukraine. well, i mean, we saw it coming, in the end, whatever. ukraine chose the time to receive at least this aid package, and it succeeded. further, we cannot rule out that events may develop according to the following scenario: at first, ukrainian forces will be able to repel this intensification of the russian offensive. at the same time, of

this is reported by the financial times.ia has already begun to more actively prepare hidden explosions, arson and damage to infrastructure on european territory. directly and through intermediaries, with no apparent concern for civilian casualties, according to intelligence officials. british newspaper also reports that one senior european government official has said that clear and convincing russian piracy is being coordinated and scaled through nato's security services. ukrainian expert and former deputy head of the sbu viktor yagun says that in fact the russian federation has been using such methods of fighting the civilized world for a long time in order to divide europe. in fact, the russian federation already does. what is called the hot phase of the war, and not the hybrid, is recently confirmed by the investigation of the czech republic, the involvement of russian saboteurs in explosions, explosions in bulgaria, this, the detention of saboteurs in poland who tried to blow up the railway, these are the cases of the

among the financial times names the remaining companies in russia as mondelis, nestle, philip morris,nd just one of the members of the unilever board of directors argues that if we leave russia, they will take our brands for themselves, and competitors, for example proctor and gamble and callgate palmaliv, have not left russia. avon company. continues the financial times, began the process of selling its russian business, even received offers, but decided not to accept them. and now the company says it has been supporting women wherever they are for more than 135 years. were located, regardless of ethnicity, nationality, age or religion. and yet, the newspaper summarizes, the company has clear examples. the assets of the danish carlsberg and the french danone, which were collected from russia, were then transferred under the management of rosim. in the koratussky district of the krasnoyarsk territory , they demanded that the harmful advice of grigory ostra be removed from sale of a children's book. at first this news spread across telegram channels, which is not surprising. and later

both a fascinating article in today's financial times.where we were in terms of those student protests in terms of those student protests in los angeles. let speak live on the programme to a student who was at those protests. welcome to the programme we have seen most of the encampment cleared but over hours we saw the confrontation between police and students with so many taken away, give me an idea of what it was like being within all of that. it was horrifying. hello, yeah, it was like a war scene. the reality is that we cannot look at the context of last night's police brutality without also acknowledging that the night before we were completely assaulted by a mob of zionist fascists and white supremacist that came in and attempted to put a threat to our lives in which we only had each other to protect ourselves. because the university at that time did not employ law enforcement in any type of way for the majority of the seven hours, they only brought in law enforcement to bring one of the assailants to the emt and bring them the ambu

the central bank chief economist told the financial times that rates can move down within "the zone of restrictiveness" what confirming that the first cut is slated for the next meeting tarring major surprises. elsewhere, the bank of japan has signaled there is room for raising interest rates after japan shifted away from an inflation nor. the deputy governor said the end of the battle with deflation is insight while the governor found a way to proceed cautiously. and bill gross said that the bond market would be more disruptive if donald trump were the u.s. president rather than joe biden. the cofounder of pimco told the financial times that trump's advocacy over tax cuts makes his victory the more bearish of the candidates. that is your bloomberg business update. >> you always look different because you are the first woman for the first agent, the first indian, the first person of color. you're always the first, you are always underestimated. people don't know what to expect. francine: she's in charge of one of the most exclusive luxury brands in the world, chanel. the french fashion

this is the assessment of the alliance’s defense capability given by the financial times.ble. defending against air strikes is an important part of the plan to defend eastern europe from invasion, but the alliances do not currently have this ability. a special publication notes problems with air defense in london. six british air defense destroyers have design defects. in addition, six modern air defense systems - heavenly sabers, have a range of 40 km, and two of them are located abroad. russia, the rest will be used to support energy infrastructure, which, according to washington’s plan, will help move chisinau away from moscow. at the same time, the united states is preparing sanctions against those who, quote, undermine democracy in moldova. well, the internal problems of the states do not concern the white house; the number of homeless people in the united states has reached sixteen. the authors rely on information from the us department of housing and urban development. according to the document, without own housing more than 650 thousand americans, and this is the h

a financial times article came out with this headline today: note that brussels and chisinau are meetings next week, we will bring the bilateral partnership to an unprecedented level, which means more active exchanges, intelligence data with eu countries, participation in joint military exercises and military procurement programs. the president of moldova, the holder of a romanian passport, maia sando, as the publication writes, ignores moscow’s warning that closer integration by the west could lead to the country suffering the same fate as ukraine. and for several decades may 9 was celebrated victory, therefore for us, for the citizens of the republic of moldova, victory day was, is and will be. we are proud that we are the descendants of the victors, we won the great patriotic war, despite the fact that moldovan society is trying to divide us. i think what today's march showed is that tens of thousands of people marched for victory. victory day, how far it was from us, like an ember in a fire with its edge dimmed. well, it is reported that the sea-based bulava intercontinental ballisti

brussels does not name specific sanctions for atbilisia if the law is adopted, but the financial times cited three. imitation of mass support for an extremist movement, demonstration of supposedly active activities of effective organizations, obtaining funding for extremist cells, economic pressure , isolation of our country in the international arena. according to the investigation, on march 25, twenty the fourth year, a small part of representatives of extremist groups actively supported the call. holding freedom day in various countries, thereby they tried to implement the criminal plan of the fugitive leaders, pursuing the intent to harm the strategic national interests of the republic of belarus to ensure independence, territorial integrity, sovereignty, and the inviolability of the constitutional order. gatherings of representatives of radicals aimed at discrediting our country were accompanied by the use nationalist. symbols, offensive slogans, inciting social hostility among belarusians, calls for economic and political pressure on our country. currently, vska has received data

the financial times finance. the financial times has. trump would be worse for markets than biden , argues bond. markets than biden, argues bond. king cross sounds like , sounds king cross sounds like, sounds like a singer. bond king crossed the guardian has sunak's national service plan is bonkers, says ex—military chief, and the daily mirror has desperate. i think that's referring to the tories. and finally, the times have labour. we will act fast to win trust on security and those we are front pages. security and those we are front pages . and let's have a closer pages. and let's have a closer look at those front pages. starting with the telegraph poll. >> yes. and the national service story rolls on and rolls on. young royals face national service in sunak plan. so the conservative party have been told by the telegraph, i've told the telegraph, should i say that this is including royal children, as they're expected to take part two when they're just five years old? yes, they've got to start immediately. there's no i mean, obviously t

let's hear what she said in an interview with the financial times. being drawn into a war with russia,” said estonian prime minister kaja kallas. she clarified to the financial times that there are countries that are already training soldiers locally, but do so at their own peril and risk. according to her , if the students are subjected to... article: let's bomb russia, it doesn't work like that, it doesn't happen automatically, if you send your people to help the ukrainians, you know that the country is at war, and you go into the zone risk, which means you take risks, she added. well, indeed, no one will apply article 5 if we destroy a certain number of estonians or french or anyone else in ukraine, but it seems to me, igor vladimirovich, that there is a danger in such statements, like what kaya kallas made. she presents a direct military clash between regular russian troops and regular nato troops as the norm, as something like this, you know, this is ordinary, what happens, we agree, and how do you generally evaluate, i evaluate, dmitry vechlaev

the financial times writes that putin's unexpected appointment of bilousov as the head of the ministry of defense indicates that putin wants a major change in approach to his two-year invasion of ukraine. appointment whitebeard, writes ff. a defender of statist industrial policy and a technocrat with no power base of his own, indicates that putin wants tighter control over record russian defense spending. in more than 10 trillion rubles, well, another reason for the possible resignation of shaigu could have been the case, the so-called case of his deputy, the deputy minister of defense, who just a month ago was caught by the security forces, and he stole there, they say about billions of rubles that he divulged in the ministry of defense of the russian federation, is it true or not? proof of course the court is the court, obviously there are no officials in russia who do not steal, it is absolutely obvious to me, but in this situation this whole story simply played against shoigu, that is , shoigu is now transferred to the security council, he is the secretary of the security council,

, and we in the financial times published a large appeal signed by more than 40 world luminaries from the economics of jurisprudence, about confiscating 300 billion russian dollars assets, well, i will explain to the audience that we are talking about 300 billion dollars of assets of the russian central bank, that is, these are dollars, euros, pounds, francs and other freely convertible currency belonging to the government of the russian federation, the direct owner of which was the central bank of russia, and after that, when russia launched a full-scale invasion of ukraine was an unprecedented move. which, actually, putin did not expect, because if he had expected it, then he would have taken all the money out of the european union. the decision was made by the g7 countries freeze all assets. but from freezing to confiscation, as it turned out, is a very long road. and in fact, we are currently pressuring and putting pressure on our western partners so that a decision is made to confiscate and transfer this money to ukraine for reconstruction. i will remind you that the world b

this is reported by the financial times.ready begun to more actively prepare hidden explosions. burnt and damaged infrastructures on european ones

let bit in the editor at the financial times.ds to the sense of narrative, lucy, after that local elections and a difficult weekend, another day when the conservative party is on the defensive. it just feels like the prime minister isn't able to get on e front foot. guest: i think that's right. let's not forget she is the second tory mp to defect to labour in as many weeks after dan poulter, an mp in suffolk left in the last fortnight. and as you said, rishi sunak and his strategy group had invited tory mp's to downing street for a presentation on the general election national campaign and had hoped to as you say quote try to get back on the front foot. but his hopes were dashed by the very dramatic moment in which natalie elphicke crossed the floor just moments before prime minister's questions began. well it is a blow for rishi sunak, there are questions about sir keir starmer's judgment tonight among labour mps who are very concerned about natalie elphicke's past political views, her past criticism of the labor party, or past

the british financial times calls the personnel reshuffle the biggest shake-up among security officialshat in this way moscow is preparing for a protracted conflict and possible confrontation with nato. belousov's appointment to the position of russian defense minister is an important development in putin's efforts to create full economic conditions for a protracted war. belousov has a better reputation as an efficient technocrat, with sources saying he is on good terms with putin. putin probably intends to use pelousov's experience for unification. military and economic policy, to build this system of supplying the army, providing the armed forces with everything necessary, including innovative products, including restructuring approaches in general to military equipment and what to focus on, in my opinion, is something that is quite within the power of the person who at one time invented the digital economy, the digital state.

the financial times reports.gun to more actively prepare hidden explosions, arson and damage to infrastructure on european territory. directly and through intermediaries, without any obvious concern about the death of the civilian population, - believe intelligence representatives. the british newspaper also writes that one senior european government official said that information about the obvious is being spread through nato security services. and russia's persuasive malevolence, which is coordinated and scaled. ukrainian expert and former deputy head of the sbu viktor yagun says that in fact the russian federation has been using such methods of fighting the civilized world for a long time in order to divide europe. in fact, the russian federation is already conducting what is called a hot war phase, not a hybrid one. this was recently confirmed by the investigation of the czech republic. the parity of russian saboteurs to explosions, explosions in bulgaria, this, the detention of saboteurs in poland who tried

let me remind you that the financial times previously reported that zelensky’s office instructed officialseputies to publicly criticize the us president and the chairman of the people’s republic of china for their reluctance to attend the summit. biden's absence is due to the fact that at this time he is scheduled to raise funds for his election campaign. in los angeles. they are trying to erase russia from the history of europe; they continue to correct it in a way that is beneficial to current washington and brussels. france recalled the previously sent an invitation to moscow to take part in the celebration of the eightieth anniversary of the allied landings in normandy. the presence of russian representatives was considered unacceptable in kiev, and france did not consider it possible to refuse. thus, the soviet union and its successors are trying with all their might. victory in the second world war. a former mercenary of the french legion, who assembled drones for smugglers, was detained in molodechno. homemade components for drones were also found there. air rifle, german weapons, b

intends to move forward to regain the territory that... the russians took from it, writes the financial timesdo you, mr. general, share jake sullivan's optimism about a counteroffensive in '25? well, jake sullivan, as a statesman, as a man who works in a state where the principles of constitutional duty are sacred, must clearly understand that, in addition to what he can endure for this year until the 25th year, the government must spend active work in four directions, active work, first of all, is the preparation of the population for the ability to defend itself. to the country with weapons in hand, this is the preparation of mobilization resources even before they cross, er, the gates of the territorial assembly center, the second is the transfer of the economy of ukraine to functioning under martial law, and the third is the fortification equipment of the territory of ukraine , and the fourth is the placement in certain important positions of people, professionals who understand... on issues of preparation and waging war in the state, well, now then in the complexes together with american

planning sabotage in the countries of the european continent, and this is the information of the financial timesor is it possible that gur knows something about this, is it unknown whether such diversions can really be prepared? well, i don't think it's appropriate to comment on individual reports in the media, but what can be said that the russian special services continue to build. own network, continue active activities abroad, they have not stopped it, and so the purpose of this activity is to destabilize the situation in the euro-atlantic community, in individual countries, influence the governments of states, discredit ukraine and weaken the pro-ukrainian coalition, but also weaken the free of the democratic world as the only entity that today opposes putin's aggression in the global context, of course , only... these are ukrainians, so this kind of work is not news, it is implemented by the putin regime, and ukraine itself is also informed about it. i want to go over some important news: in occupied berdyansk, zaporizhzhia , the organizer of katyvna was killed, his car was blown up, this

kiev turned out to be of poor quality or with flaws and could not be delivered on time, reports financial timese beautiful nanny, beloved by many, russian actress anastasia zavorotnyuk was 53 years old. she became most famous for her roles in the tv series my fair nanny, and the actress also played in films such as the cat of the apocalypse, shakespeare never dreamed of, an heir. in august 1919 , zavorotnyuk stopped appearing in public, playing in theaters and movies, and she was diagnosed with a brain tumor. all these years, the actress and her family courageously fought for life. leisure in tiktok, brought one to prison, the other to hospitals. a twenty-year-old pedophile was detained in the capital; as an investigation showed, the guy specially came to minsk, invited a fourteen-year-old schoolgirl to visit and committed an act of a sexual nature. the police received information from doctors where the girl and her parents went for medical treatment. help. a resident of brest was detained in a rented apartment in the capital. as law enforcement officers established, the guy met the teenager on

natalie, the financial times writes that the us and us allies are becoming, quote, more intransigent, because of china's refusal to stop supplying russia with technology that helps rebuild its industrial base, from chips to engines there to cruise missiles, and on the one hand, it looks tense. with sharp statements and relations between the us and china, meanwhile the leader of china is coming to europe, and again from the media we heard that at this moment the president macron of france, he wants to try to convince china, to help with the settlement of the war in ukraine, what are the arguments, can macron have any other arguments than the united states, for example, and whether, in your opinion, they can somehow interest or maybe convince everyone or not help. russia there, or not so much to help russia? given that china is a major global power, given that european states are as dependent on interaction with china as china is on european states, to exclude it from neither the europeans, nor even the americans can ignore the negotiation process, or break ties with it, that is, we hea

he writes about it financial times with reference to sources.ccording to their data, nato countries are able to provide less than 5% of the air defense capabilities that are considered necessary to protect the alliance members in central and eastern europe from a full-scale attack. meanwhile, in zaporizhzhia, soldiers of the 141st separate infantry brigade, who work on air defense systems, cover the front. drones of the russian army. watch the report of radio svoboda. how do these weapons show themselves here in air target hunting? very good. good machine gun, good shows itself well, like kanik turetskyi, but there are some changes in him, minimal, small. yes, destroyed whole, small-sized ones. lance hall. it doesn't count, you can say, but what counts, well, there's some chess there, for example, that is, there is also something between you that counts, it doesn't count, it's a small goal, you know, and chess, it will be so much brighter, and the last days , what do you have to face more in the direction, with what goals, the plancet is such th

the british newspaper financial times writes about this, citing its own sources.he main reason, the material states, is fear of consequences. indonesia and saudi arabia are also calling for an end to confiscation of assets, as they are rightly concerned about the safety of their reserves, which are stored in the west? the question provoked a serious split. such a step could create a dangerous precedent in international law, which would jeopardize not only the interests of any country at war with the west, but international law itself. law and order the biden administration, as well as canada and some members of the uk government, especially its foreign secretary david cameron, have supported calls for confiscation. meanwhile, japan, france, germany, italy, and the european union itself, adhere to an extremely cautious position, which leads to a dead end. the growth of those since the beginning of the special operation has increased significantly. enterprises, associations that, despite unprecedented sanctions, solve the problem set by the president, this is the ac

the financial times writes that us sanctions threats are not working.in said that already 90% of bilateral payments are made in national currencies. exports of chinese cars to russia grew sevenfold last year and reached unimaginable levels. $11.5 billion. we welcome active. expanding the presence of chinese automakers and manufacturers of household appliances on the russian market, we know that the chairman just spoke during our negotiations about the negative impact of any illegal actions, sanctions, restrictions, we welcome cooperation with chinese friends and uh in the field of car production, where chinese friends achieve clear, completely obvious successes and advantages in the competitive struggle. oil supplies to china, despite endless us price ceilings rose 24% last year. the general administration of customs of china reports 107 million tons of oil. since the beginning of this year , russia has increased gas supplies to china due to siberia by 37.5%. russian ice cream is also conquering the chinese market. in the first quarter of this year, bei

expelled dozens of canadian diplomats about the prime minister and arrange remotely later told the financial times that he would look into the allegations. but so far, no findings have been released. the thousands of orthodox christians in jerusalem or celebrating the annual holy fire at ceremony at the church at the whole lease apple car. this plane is believed to have the miraculous leak handled inside the 2 the jesus and his use to light the candles of believers. this, your celebrations have been dampened by the warrant in gaza as majority of those in the church are palestinian christians, many palestinians who would normally join had been unable to access jerusalem from the west bank given is really bad and processed in place since october hundreds of thousands of madonna fans are gathering in rio de janeiro for the popstars 1st concert in brazil and over a decade. the free event is being staged, as a thank you from the singer as her world tour comes to an end. while the concert doesn't take place until saturday evening, the anticipation along papa come on the beach has been building for days.

the weekend financial times reads: gove quits as tory pre—election exodus pushes past 1997 flight.t of the times — its headline: gove quits politics as more tory mps stand down. now gove quits! reads the daily express, reporting the minister's shock exit reads the daily express, reporting the minister's shock exit rocks tories, while the daily mail has an exclusive with the shadow chancellor, who vows she'll "never play fast and loose with your money. "the daily telegraph's headline is chancellorjeremy hunt saying inheritance tax is against tory values. meanwhile the guardian is leading with gaza after the un top court ordered israel to halt its assault on rafah. let's speak to the political journalist, theo usherwood. how significant is this announcement from michael gove? it's very significant, there's no getting away from it. this is a huge loss for rishi sunak, prime minister is the tory�*s head into the start of this general election campaign. it's a day three, and mr gove is, when chris mason was saying in his report, probably one of the most consequential, if not the most co

in an interview with the financial times, its chief economist philip lane gave a clear signal about what. he said: "barring major surprises, at this point in time there is enough in what we see to remove the top level of restriction." if that goes ahead, the ecb would be one of the first major banks to cut rates, with others including the bank of england and the federal reserve holding on for now. joining me now is justin urquhart—stewart, founder of regionally, an investment platform. ijust i just wanted to start with why the ecb's chief economist is signalling so publicly about this possible cut in interest rates and what those major surprises that could dislodge it could be. ~ . , , ., ., it could be. what he is trying to do is net to it could be. what he is trying to do is get to that _ it could be. what he is trying to do is get to that magic _ it could be. what he is trying to do is get to that magic word - it could be. what he is trying to do is get to that magic word which - it could be. what he is trying to do is get to that magic word which is. is get to that magic word which i

expelled dozens of canadian diplomats about the prime minister and arrange remotely later told the financial times that he would look into the allegations. but so far, no findings have been released. and earlier i spoke with dw corresponded id, but in delhi, asking him how likely india would escalate tensions in minnesota. i believe they're both domestic and diplomatic implications that can be unfold around the recent developments on a deep signee just killing fuss the wait to see. but the timing of these developments is happening. joining the, the people election peter to media, and it's likely that this issue of the rest of the team and nationals in wyoming that keeps getting the new just make it escalated. it can actually work in favor of the ruling party as issues like this one gets very easy for decides. all tools exports of setting the boss that there's a possibility that the bgp mean leaves such issues around the larger national security, matthew risk and fluoride, the public. and we need to also remember, you know, that in the previous, actually 2019, the pgp use the national security flag

robyn denholm was speaking to the financial times ahead of a shareholder meeting next month.he said the vote was notjust important to the company but also to corporate america. the reason for the vote is that musk�*s pay deal has been blocked by a court in the state of delaware where the company is incorporated so tesla is now asking shareholders to support its relocation to texas. joining me now is erin delmore, our north america business correspondent. we should stress that he is not talking about whether shareholders support the move and the paid package, but actually whether she can get a request it percentage of shareholders to a ballot. what is that about?— shareholders to a ballot. what is that about? ., ., ., that about? you are right. there are two issues here, _ that about? you are right. there are two issues here, getting _ that about? you are right. there are two issues here, getting people - that about? you are right. there are two issues here, getting people to l two issues here, getting people to vote, and getting people to vote at all. shareholders approve thi

german side with crossing ways down the list of support has both and military equipment that open financial time. and germany is number 2 behind the united states. so both a pulling in the same direction, but don't read on how to get that. and that also translates into things like energy market, but also the question of where that and how it protects and is the future you should be particularly towards china. yeah. will tell us more about those relations with china, white building and power steve of the fall again, the european union, france, germany and everybody else. all for the 7 save, one to avoid being stuck between a rock and the hob place as the rhetoric itself in between the united states and telling us here, fonts wants to be more protect smith and germany fees, any kind of repercussions that could be a response from china stood in the you follow suit and also as soft power is particularly on electronic vehicles, the us it's just that 100 percent on electronic vehicles being imported. so that still is an open question as you still need to decide. and that will be a very uh, tricky, an

americans count us spending. to help ukraine are excessive, this follows from a request from the financial timesewspaper, and according to reuters, in the year of the us presidential election, for americans domestic issues came to the fore problems, there are more than enough of them, so in america there is a crisis in the law enforcement system in several states at once, they write about it even overseas. the british daily mail reports that 500 police officers have already fled from california to texas. they are unhappy with the state's crime control policies. to avoid being accused in russia. from places of security they turn a blind eye to what is happening on the streets, and security structures have also had their funding cut and laws relaxed. now californians fear they will be left completely without protection. take it wider americans are suffering from the ineffective work of their government; the current government has brought the country to economic collapse. now the majority of the population does not have money for a rainy day, but there is unemployment and bankruptcy, as american po

that is, yes, indeed zelensky does not... play by the rules in a rules-based world, yes, today financial times a great article in this regard by gideon rakhman, chief columnist foreign policy, it turns out that there is a country that in a rules-based world you can break the rules, this is the united states of america, yes, that is, they have the right, because they protect democracies in all over the world, so accordingly, yes, you can support autocracies by violating your own rules, if this generally contributes. you can get out of the rules for now, then we will remember them for you, now make all the unpopular decisions, hang all the negativity on yourself, then we will remove you ourselves and say: wait, who are you? yes, in this sense everything is clear, what is their essence? what is their doctrine? today the times newspaper outlined it, a well-known full-time provocateur. maxim tucker, i often remember him here, working closely with the intelligence services of britain, ukraine, chief pr man budanov, he posted an article today, where it says so, until the last man, yes, till the last

and the arrange remotely later told the financial times that he would look into the allegations. but so far, no findings have been released. at least 59 people have been killed as south and brazil and deal with its worst flight in you know, about 80 years rescue as are battling torrential rains and such of thousands of people mission in the state of rio grande into so the downfall is expected to continue over the weekend and authorities want that. several dams on now at the risk of collapse to cost is for p. a to pull families to safety is rising, flood waters reached rooftops. the relentless rain forcing thousands to evacuate. milton levels and some cities hit the highest points since records began nearly 150 years ago. and we have people who came here to help get people out of the flood because it's rough down there. i mean, it's very dangerous. there's a strong current and i brought a boat and the most have the most. so we're getting people out there on the best of all of our with studies the down pool began on monday by thursday, the deluge had over whelmed the stem dressing

and the range remotely later told the financial times that he would look into the allegations. but so far, no findings have been released. this most star is making headlines around the world . let's look at some of them. humans who the militants groups and will escalate the attacks on ships had in full ease, early ports, and that's how the buys. but the rest, the group setting will target to any ship within its firing range. the round a line group has launched, repeated strikes and ships in recent months. in response to these are eligible in gaza. residence a position the by policy has edge to prime minister obviously. so not to call the general election after you've made a huge gains in local elections in england, the government, conservative policy lost the key tonsils and the regional mass. the results have fed out and raised expectations of the labor party or return to power and the next national board it's us officials, the roster has moved. so just onto an ad these in these. yeah, that stole some us troops. the russian forces asked that to be using a separate tongue at ab

sunaks big gamble the financial times sunak bets on july 4th election. legraph. sunak gambles on snap poll and the metro sunak bets the house. those were your front pages. that's all we have time for on this historic day. thank you to my guest, for on this historic day. thank you to my guest , josh howie and you to my guest, josh howie and nick dixon. stephen allen will be here tomorrow at 11 pm. with lewis schaffer and scott cooper . lewis schaffer and scott cooper. i beg your pardon? if you're watching at 5 am, stay tuned for breakfast. otherwise, thank you very much for your company. sleep well. good night. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar , sponsors of weather on . solar, sponsors of weather on. gb news. >> hello. good evening. here's your latest gb news weather update brought to you by the met office. it's been a very wet day for many of us today, and the rain is going to continue for many parts as we go overnight. all this unsettled weather is in association with an area of low pressure that is gradually making its way northwestwards, but it's

expelled dozens of canadian diplomats about the prime minister and the range remote e later told the financial times that he would look into the allegations, but so far, no findings have been released. at least 59 people have been killed, a south and brazilian to us. it's worst flight in the, you know, by 80 s. rescue is battling to rancho readings instead of thousands of people missing in the state of rio grande dental. so the downpours expect that to continue over the weekend and authorities one that several times now at the risk of collapse, the helicopters prepared to pull families to safety. as rising flood waters reached rooftops, the relentless rain forcing thousands to evacuate. wilson labels and some cities hit the highest points since records began nearly 150 years ago. and we have people who came here to help get people out of the flood because it's rough down there. i mean, it's very dangerous. there's a strong current and i brought a boat in the most have the most so with getting people out there on the best quality of our with studies, the down pool began on monday. by tuesday, the dow

students have been demanding that university said the financial times with companies linked to israel, and it's more efforts. the critics have accused the pro palestinian active is of intimidation and anti semitism. preston biden has no wait in defending the right to peaceful protest, but accusing to demonstrate is of causing chaos. we are not in a far terry nation where we silence people are squashed to send the american people are heard in fact peaceful protest isn't the best tradition of how americans respond to the consequential issues. there's the right to protest, but not the right to cause chaos. people have the right to get an education. right to get a degree. right to walk across the campus safely without fear of being attacked. authorities say, oh, that has now being restored. you see a, they, with over a 100 protesters, arrested police remain stationed at the scene to stop anyone trying to come back to rebuild the encampment. let's crossover now. they've got to think of a him, she's a correspondent for germany's public broadcaster and is on hand in los angeles. so catalina,

expelled dozens of canadian diplomats about the prime minister and arrange remotely later told the financial times that he would look into the allegations. but so far, no findings have been released. as most stories making headlines around the world, let's look at some of them. san ukraine. several people having won that and then overnight the attack phone hockey is by russian drums between unit 55 is buckling to extinguish multiple 5 to 6. he has been outside almost every day for months, costs and fee is that the rest of that could be found in the summer offensive to capture that your grains for him in history has introduced that new a i generate that still expressing who will make official statements on the ministry's behalf victoria, she is modeled only thing, god and former reality tv stuff for him. and then she said that has statements won't be written and verified by real people and that she was created to save diplomats time because we sauces. yeah, well the 14 people have been killed in the landslide and flattened the lien releases. so where's the island? according to the countries to asse

expelled dozens of canadian diplomats about the prime minister and arrange remotely later told the financial times that he would look into the allegations. but so far, no findings have been released. let's look at more stories making headlines around the world. humans who the militants group says that it would escalate. attacks on ships had been for ease ready ports on that side of advise, the dress, the groups that it would target any ship within its fine range that you run. a line group has launched repeat that strikes and ships in recent months in response to either elsewhere in gaza. of the people have been killed in a landslide and flogged in on indonesia is so the west, the island, according to the countries disaster management agency. so i mean, show rain over several days to get the loan slide, which also affected over a 1000 homes of a $100.00 people way of acquainted now at least $59.00 people having killed as south and brazil in jewels. it's worth flattening over 80 years rescue as are battling torrential rains and such a thousands of people missing in the state of real ground data for

and the arrange remotely later told the financial times that he would look into the allegations. but so far, no findings have been released were joined now by the w correspondent, ideal, but in daily india a deal. do you expect that there will be a strong reaction from india and this whole thing will escalate in minnesota? i believe they're both domestic and blue matic. implications that to me and fold around the recent developments on a deep signee just calling for the wait to see the timing of these developments is happening during the peak of election theater to india. and it's likely that this issue of the rest of the team and naturalist enrolling the peacekeeping for the new job may get escalated. it can actually work in favor of the ruling party as issues like this one gets very easy for decides. also all the exports of setting the boss that there's a possibility that the b g b leaves that issues around the larger national security matthew, which can pull arise the public. and we need to also remember are you know, that in the previous, actually 2019, the pgp use the nation

robyn denholm was speaking to the financial times ahead of a shareholder meeting next month.o the company but also to corporate america. the pay deal was previously blocked by a court in the state of delaware where the company is incorporated so tesla is now asking shareholders to support its relocation to texas. susannah streeter is head of money and markets at hargreaves la nsdowne. we should stress that denholm is not talking about whether shareholders support the move and pay package, but whether she can get the requisite 50% to actually vote. absolutely. there are two issues at stake, the move to texas and the pay packet, but to be quite honest, it looks like it will be an uphill battle for both. because tesla really is going out on a charm offensive, going around on the kind offensive, going around on the kind of road show to try and speak to all kind of institutional investors and independent retail investors, taking out massive ads to persuade people to vote for the package because it seems as though it's going to be very close indeed and you have one of the largest r

financial times europe has rise. has a tiny fraction of the air power needed to guard nato's eastern flank the i news. abbott dares starmer you just try and stop me. the daily star finally with third world war. those were your front pages. that's all we have time for. thank you to my guests, scott capurro and nick. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar . the sponsors of weather solar. the sponsors of weather on . gb news. on. gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. it's going to be another showery day tomorrow. the showers will be much more focused across eastern areas and it should stay a bit drier across the west. that's as high pressure is slowly building in from the west. but in the east low pressure is still in charge and that will continue to bring some pretty heavy outbreaks of rain to parts of southern scotland, northeastern england. through this evening. that's where there's a weather warning in force until the early hours of thursday. heavy rain will push into parts o

expelled dozens of canadian diplomats about the prime minister and the render emoji later told the financial times that he would look into the allegations. but so far, no findings have been released. and back here in europe, the german foreign ministry has summoned russia's invoice to protest a cyber attack targeting, leading politicians from the governing, social democratic party, russia to rise involvement in last year as a tax on politicians. e mail accounts, but german foreign minister, unlimited bandwalk, made clear who she held responsible for the hacking. as you turn in these days, we can say, and because the hard to, we can do this type of attack to a group called a be the 28. and we just verified the military intelligence over so fresh um but in other words, if the state sponsor suggestions 5 but a dock 10, many 5 out all this is an opportunity and accepted the ones and we'll have consequence of life. so who exactly is the group behind as a legit hack attack? we put that question to cast and said to shut off a researcher at the university who heidelberg, an expert on cyber conflict and se

that's all for now, the broadcast will continue. that’s where it comes from, in my opinion, financial timesation appeared that russia is preparing a whole series of, you know, sabotage, well , like on the nord streams, you know, this was from me, so to speak, so to speak , comments will not be written to you like that, guys, well, this means he’s preparing a whole series of sabotage, arson, explosions, and so on.