georgia maloney becomes the first female to lead italy -- georgia meloni.eral countries are calling for a price cap on gas, but not all nations are on board. and steve bannon is sentenced to four months behind bars. it was found guilty of contempt of congress fortifying a subpoena. it was the same day trump himself was subpoenaed by the congressional committee. it is good to have you with us. georgia meloni made quick progress installing fellow far right figures in charge of the economy and or in ministry. matteo selby named deputy prime minister once again. he's also been appointed infrastructure minister, giving him control over the country's boards. >> italy's most far right government since the end of world war ii. georgia meloni will take the helm as head of state, becoming the country's earth woman to do so. >> less than a month has passed since the election. this was possible due to the clarity of the electoral outcome and was necessary to proceed quickly. i extend my best wishes to the new government. >> the brothers of italy party has roots in a ne

georgia meloni is about to become italy's first far—right leader since mussolini, her government willin on saturday. a first since the ice age. a bison has been born in the wild in the uk, for the first time in thousands of years. hello and welcome. in a few days�* time, the uk will have a new prime minister — and penny mourdant, leader of the house of commons has become the first conservative mp to say she is running to replace liz truss. no other mp has declared yet — but both borisjohnson and former chancellor rishi sunak have nominations from other mps. former health secretary sajid javid says he will back mr sunak. mrjohnson left office just over six weeks ago, forced out after a series of crises, including infringing the law. whoever wins becomes conservative leader and the next prime minister — but opposition parties are calling for a general election. our deputy political editor vicki young has this report. i will remain as prime minister until a successor has been chosen. thank you. once again, there is a vacancy at the top of government. liz truss�* resignation means the con

georgia meloni is about to become italy's first far—right leader since mussolini, her government willsworn in on saturday. donald trump's former adviser steve bannon is sentenced to four months in jail for refusing to co—operate with the capitol riots�* investigation. former pakistani prime minister imran khan says he will challenge the election commission's decision to disqualify him from holding public office on charges of unlawfully selling state gifts. hello and welcome. in a few days�* time, the uk will have a new prime minister — and cabinet minister penny mordaunt has become the first senior conservative figure to announce that she is enterimng the contest to replace liz truss in downing street. no—one else has put themselves forward publicly yet — but ex—prime minister borisjohnson and his former chancellor rishi sunak have both received nominations from other mps. mrjohnson left office just over six weeks ago, forced out after a series of crises, including infringing the law. whoever wins becomes conservative leader and the next prime minister — but opposition parties are cal

italy's far right leader georgia meloni has accepted an offer from the country's president to form a new government. she will be formally sworn in on saturday morning. the bbc has been given details of threats made by the iranian authorities to persuade the climber, elnaz rekabi, to say her headscarf came off accidentally at an event in south korea. now on bbc news newscast. even if they had not looked at any news today i would be able to tell instantly it was a big news day because you've got newsroom pizza three quarters eaten on the pizza. i'm not even sure what that green stuff is. that is a jalapeno. a bit exotic for me. ijust had a slice outside and was feeling a little bit tired after the last few days and there was this massive hit of spice or something hot which is just what i kind of needed. anyway, the reason we get to newsroom pizza is is of the big news day and everyone is tied to the needs and does not have time to go out and get lunch or dinner as we are working very late and surely you know what the big news is. liz truss has announced she is resigning as tory leader

the headlines: italy's far right leader, georgia meloni, has accepted an offer from the country's president to form a new government after winning last month's election. she's due to be formally sworn in as leader of the country's most right—wing administration since world war ii. the former us president donald trump has been summoned to testify before the congressional committee investigating the january 6 riot at the us capitol. the committee says it has evidence that mr trump played a central role in an effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election. borisjohnson is heading back to london from a caribbean holiday as speculation grows that he willjoin the race to succeed liz truss as british prime minister. an increasing number of conservatives say they want to see mrjohnson secure a second period at number 10 downing street. in about ten minutes�* time, we'll have this week's edition of newswatch. but first on bbc news, click. nearly 7,000 people in the uk right now need organ transplants. sometimes they wait for these lifelines can be long and agonising. not everyone survives them.

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to give evidence to the congressional committee investigating the january sixth capitol riots georgia meloniabout to become italy's first far—right leader since mussolini, her government will be sworn in on saturday. and former pakistani prime minister imran khan says he will challenge the election commission's decision to disqualify him from holding public office on charges of unlawfully selling state gifts. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk, on pbs in the us or around the world in a few days time, the uk will have a new prime minister — and penny mourdant, leader of the house of commons has become the first conservative mp to say she is running to replace liz truss. no other mp has declared yet — but both borisjohnson and former chancellor rishi sunak have nominations from other mps. mrjohnson left office just over six weeks ago, forced out after a series of crises, including infringing the law. they each need the backing of at least 100 colleagues to do so. whoever wins becomes conservative leader and the next prime minister — but opposition parties are calling for a general

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italy's far right leader georgia meloni has accepted an offer from the country's president to form a new government, after winning last month's election. she will be formally sworn in on saturday morning. former us president donald trump has received a subpoena, ordering him to testify before the congressional committee investigating the january 6th riot at the capitol building. he could face criminal charges if he refuses to comply. and former pakistani prime minister imran khan says he will challenge the decision by the country's election commission to disqualify him from holding public office on charges of unlawfully selling state gifts. at ten o'clock we will be here with a full round up of the days news. first — unspun world withjohn simpson. hello and welcome to unspun world, the programme where the bbc�*s experts give us clear answers about the big questions of the moment. this week, britain's political and economic crisis entered a new and even more difficult phase, and so did the war in ukraine. all of this has rather overshadowed the already slightly muted celebration of th

italy's far right leader georgia meloni has accepted an offer from the country's president to form a new government, after winning last month's election. she will be formally sworn in on saturday morning as leader of the country's most right—wing administration since world war ii. now on bbc news, ros atkins on the week. when a prime minister takes office there is no time limit, no fixed number of terms. their leadership stretches out in front of us. margaret thatcher stood down after 11 years. tony blair served ten. recently, though, we've had four prime ministers in six years — all of them conservatives. david cameron left downing street after the brexit vote. theresa may had three years before tory mps intervened. it was the same for borisjohnson. and in early september, it was the turn of liz truss. i am honoured to take on this responsibility. weeks later, at its annual conference, the tory party chair said liz truss was its greatest asset to win the next election. she is the woman who will get britain moving. that, though, is not going to happen any more. wow, one of the shorte

the headlines: italy's far right leader, georgia meloni, has accepted an offer from the country's presidentf the country's most right—wing administration since world war ii. the former us president donald trump has been summoned to testify before the congressional committee investigating the january 6 riot at the us capitol. the committee says it has evidence that mr trump played a central role in an effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election. borisjohnson is heading back to london from a caribbean holiday as speculation grows that he willjoin the race to succeed liz truss as british prime minister. an increasing number of conservatives say

italy's far—right leader, georgia meloni, has accepted an offer from the country's president to form

the headlines: italy's far right leader georgia meloni has accepted an offer from the country's presidentthe country's most right—wing administration since world war ii. the former us president, donald trump, has been summoned to testify before the congressional committee investigating the january 6 riot at the us capitol. the committee says it has evidence that mr trump played a central role in an effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election. here in the uk, the conservative politician penny mordaunt has become the first to put her name forward to become britain's next prime minister. her rivals may include borisjohnson, who's heading back from a caribbean holiday,

georgia meloni elected new leader of italy and the mainstream media dubbed this a return to fascism inly. her political party does find its roots as you see all the way over here from cnn in the political party of benito mussolini. pete: it's known as the brotherhood party. will: fascism in italy doesn't mean the same as fascism from 1930s germany. it's complicated. but what is not complicated is the reason the people have chosen this type of leadership. will: it's all how it's characterized and they're looking to a country that's not changing and energy sources that it previously had. illegal immigration, a big one, she's vowed to put n a blade cade in the mediterranean to stop a nonstop flow of migrants or illegals or immigrants from northern africa, which is changing the land scale in italy. that's something voters in italy see and feel every single day, including the crime that has come along with it. then the question is where she stands on russia? she says she stands behind nato at this point on that. skeskeptics think she may wiggln it. videos were taken down by youtube for a mo

been less worried about italy in part because of the appointments charger maloney made in -- georgia meloni made in her cabinet, keeping the finance minister that watched and limitation under mario draghi. he has some experience. we can experience -- expect a business as usual brief from the mario draghi government. i believe the italian government will fall into line. if i am wrong about that the ecb tools will really be tested. the pep program, the reinvestments has been directed towards italy to keep italian spreads down. in the run-up to the announcement of this government cabinet. the tpi may end up needing to be used if i am wrong and italy decides to try to paint outside the lines. kriti: you went exactly where i wanted you to go, the tug-of-war between fiscal and monetary authorities. the u.k. has been the poster child. we have seen elements in the u.s. as well. to what extent is this an actual threat to the effectiveness of what some center banks are trying to accomplish? megan: it is a huge threat, particularly in europe. european governments will have to spend more. through this

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if you add up rishi sunak's age and georgia meloni's age, just ahead of joe biden's single age. neil: that's good point. >> in 86,7, joe biden will be 80 shortly. donald trump too. that is a good point too, neil. there is a look for a new generation of leaders. especially in those countries. france reelected his president although he is still a very young man of course. there is a sense yeah, there is, this is an interesting question, actually, intergenerational battle because one of the key dividing lines in politics in europe as on this side of the atlantic is age as you know. older people tend to be more conservative. in britain older people voted heavily in favor of brexit. younger people voted heavily saying in the european union. in this country older people favored donald trump. in 2020, joe biden did well among older people. there is younger voters that they are being left out and need to be represented. you might see more of this, but what is interesting, neil, in italy in particular, in britain, less true in italy, younger european countries voters are turning toward t

the headlines: italy's far right leader georgia meloni has accepted an offer from the country's president to form a new government after winning last month's election. she's due to be formally sworn in as leader of the country's most right—wing administration since world war ii. the former us president, donald trump, has been summoned to testify before the congressional committee investigating the january 6 riot at the us capitol. the committee says it has evidence that mr trump played a central role in an effort to overturn the results of the 2020 election. here in the uk, the conservative politician penny mordaunt has become the first to put her name forward to become britain's next prime minister. her rivals may include borisjohnson, who's heading back from a caribbean holiday, and the formerfinance minister, rishi sunak. good morning. now on bbc news, the editor—in—chief of british vogue, edward enninful, sits down with amol rajan to discuss his upbringing, the health of the fashion industry and what he's going to do next. as editor—in—chief of british vogue since 2017, 02 has challen

the first woman prime minister in history, georgia meloni today took the oath to her people, matteo salvinixperiment. 18:00 moscow time we continue to talk about the main topics of this saturday, today the ministry of defense said that the russian military repelled the attacks of the ukrainian army in the donbass and kharkiv region. so in the southern donetsk direction, the attacking enemy troops were scattered by artillery fire. and nikolaev in the krivoy rog direction, the enemy forces up to two battalion tactical groups tried to break through the defenses of our troops in the direction of the settlements of pyatikhatki sukhanov sablukovka, anhydrous bruskinskaya and pravdina of the kherson region. all attacks were repelled, the enemy was driven back to their original positions, more than 130 ukrainian servicemen were destroyed, two tanks, nine armored combat vehicles and 13 vehicles. due to the increased risk of massive shelling, threats of terrorist attacks, residents of kherson are called to immediately leave the city, according to the authorities over the previous few days, to the lef

so we discussed georgia meloni in italy.w she breathed, what kind of rihanna she was, it was predictable that she declared such a position. oh, so i'm not saying that i'm discovering america like columbus yes, in quotation marks, but she just made a statement, and this is a form of oath. we are inside nato's atlantic policy, outside nothing flew away. it won't change here. this is a form of taking an oath and an oath, so i think that europe does not shine here, but still the way the voters behave. just how they they deny the mandate of trust precisely to this. as a politician, this is indicative once and secondly, it is indicative for us to stop building our political system according to patterns. this pseudo-democracy is illusory and actually manipulative. yes, but look how trust is here yes, she does not feel, that is, to bring down the financial system of great britain will create a bunch of problems for the population. look at the tracks mister speaker mister speaker, i'm a fighter, not a coward. do you understand? well,

coming up, georgia maloney calls for unity as she is sworn in as italy's most right-wing leader since the second world war. we are live in rome for the latest. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: giorgia meloni sworn in as italy's new prime minister she is the country's first female leader, heading the most right-wing government since world war ii. investors are watching how she navigates the energy crisis, inflation and italy's mammoth debt. let's get to our guest from rome. what will define her government? >> internationally she has been reassuring, she met emmanuel macron and she has told a u.s. and european allies she will remain very loyal to their ideals. on the domestic front, she is italy first. definitely that agenda, before other countries. manus: what do you think italy first really translates to an terms of her plans? is it around energy, fiscal expenditure, what is the definition of that? >> in a sense, i think she will definitely try to show a sense of continuity to mario draghi's government. on energy, she will keep the same energy minister that was in his cabinet as an advisor. also she is going to take some symbolic steps to make sure people understand that the government ha