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the scandal is proving an embarrassment for giorgia meloni, you're live with bbc news.nt biden tied the conflict in the middle east to russia's war in ukraine. he said it was up to the united strates to stand up to hamas and vladimir putin, to protect us interests and prevent even more violence worldwide. mr biden said he'd be calling on congress for billions of dollars more in aid to ukraine. on ukraine, i'm asking congress to make sure we can continue to send ukraine the weapons they need to defend themselves and their country without interruption, so ukraine can stop putin's brutality in ukraine. they are succeeding. when putin invaded ukraine, he thought he would take kyiv and all of ukraine in a matter of days. well, over a year later, putin has failed and he continues to fail. kyiv still stands because the bravery of the ukrainian people. bill taylor served as us ambassador to ukraine and is now vice president for europe and russia at the us institute of peace. he spoke to me about all this earlier. ambassador taylor, thanks forjoining us. just quickly to get your

italys leader giorgia meloni .i. >> well, i think that the rishi sunak and giorgia meloni are doing really well . first of all, doing really well. first of all, they're pointing out , doing really well. first of all, they're pointing out, which is they're pointing out, which is the main problem of the european community and the united kingdom and is a common problem. illegal migrants and what rishi sunak said that it's a problem that is unsustainable and inhuman. it's true . we are letting these true. we are letting these people die , are crossing the people die, are crossing the channel because people smugglers, they don't care about their lives. they're sending them on these small boats because they know the boats will break and they rely on this countries to just let them in. they don't understand that we are going to fight back this illegal business. >> people talk about what the migration crisis here in the uk, but in italy you've got it far worse, haven't you? more than 100,000 migrants this year? i think , w

or even with the intention of jeopardizing our security and stability, italian prime minister giorgia meloniook full responsibility for a similar decision of official rome. the suspension of the schengen agreement on free movement in europe was necessary due to the deterioration of the situation in the middle east and the increase in migration flows along the balkan route, primarily for reasons of national security. i take full responsibility for this. as a response to the increase in illegal crossings. eu borders, austria and germany will reintroduce checks at the borders with the czech republic. the republic itself announced a week earlier that it would strengthen checks at the borders with slovakia and hungary. finally, the return of border controls with hungary to slovakia was one of the promises of robert fitso, who eventually won the parliamentary elections. thus, the countries of the region are trying to block the so-called balkan route, the popularity of which has begun to grow again, according to official data agency for the protection of external borders of the european union front

you know that your prime minister, giorgia meloni, is saying that italy is being invaded and that italyse, become europe's refugee camp. but you're economy commissioner. you also know that europe, in demographic terms, desperately needs, in the long run, the boost that comes with immigrant labour. so how are you going to square that circle? i think we need, to put it simply, but then implementation is not so easy, we need to gradually and strongly shift from illegal migration to legal migration. yes, indeed, as you were saying, we need legal migration. we have a very tight labour market despite the low growth and in several areas we havejob vacancies. do you think the italian people — you know italy well — do you think they are listening and understanding that argument that you've just outlined? all the business community in the centre north and north of italy are very aware and use legal migrants. the problem is that to reduce illegal migration, we need the european cooperation, but we need also to strengthen legal migration. yeah, you don't have european cooperation. the idea of burde

room, you've got the prime minister of the uk, rishi sunak, plus the prime minister of italy, giorgia meloniround which that table was ursula von der leyen, the head of the european commission, edi rama, the head of government in albania, and emmanuel macron from france. and they were chatting together. now, that is not a group of people that you see sitting around a table very often. so they clearly have a mutual self—interest to be cooperating, to be seen to cooperate with one another. immigration, that is certainly an area where the uk can have a relationship, is having a relationship and probably you couldn't have had a relationship like that before rishi sunak was prime minister. i think that's a reasonablejudgment. i suppose one of the the basic questions here is, is immigration, large—scale immigration, good for a country? my experience of talking to diplomats and officials about this is what they're trying to do is to say, "how can you manage immigration?" how can you find the right sweet spot between complete uncontrolled immigration that involves illegality — but at the same time,

italian prime minister giorgia meloni took full responsibility for a similar decision by official romeon of the schengen agreement with free movement in europe was necessary due to the worsening situation in the middle east and an increase in migration. flows along the balkan route, primarily for reasons of national security. i take full responsibility for this. in response to the increasing number of illegal crossings of eu borders, austria and germany will reintroduce checks at the borders with the czech republic. the republic itself announced a week earlier that it would strengthen checks at the borders with slovakia and hungary. finally, the return of border controls with hungary to slovakia was one of the promises of robert fitzo, who eventually won the parliamentary elections. thus, the countries of the region are trying to block the so-called. a path whose popularity has begun to grow again. according to official data from the eu external border protection agency frontek, the number of crossings along this route in 2022 increased by 136% compared to the previous year. statistics

but also we've had giorgia meloni. i think a couple of others.rman chancellor has visited as well. but the visits by president macron and mark ritter, to express condolences for israel, but at the same time, to indicate concerns for their own citizens. —— mark rutte. there are several french citizens unaccounted for, and at least one is a hostage in gaza. to indicate the french government is getting as much support to israel, but also to the citizens. of their countries. as far as australia is concerned, the number of australians in gaza keeps going up. the latest figure i have seen is 77. and our prime minister, anthony albanese, leaves today for a visit to washington. and the opposition here is putting a lot of pressure on him to visit israel himself on his way back from washington. at this stage, the prime minister has said he doesn't have plans to do that. but he may change his mind on that. there are some australian nationals as well who are calling out to their own people here, and saying how desperate the situation in gaza is. can here, an

the long—term partner of italy's prime minister, giorgia meloni, has been suspended from his job, justhat the two were separating. andrea giambruno is a prominent television presenter in italy and was recorded apparently making sexual approaches to colleagues. the scandal is proving an embarrassment for miss meloni. you're live with bbc news. in gaza, an estimated i million displaced palestinians continue to wait for desparately—needed aid stuck at the rafah crossing on the egyptian side of the border. un secretary general antonio guterres visited the crossing with egypt on friday, where hundreds of trucks are waiting at the border. mr gutteres says he expects the first shipment of 20 trucks that president biden was able to negotiate with israeli and egyptian officials to cross in "the next day or so". but the un says those 20 trucks is not enough. the water is running out, the hospitals are overwhelmed and are now rationing anaesthetic and painkillers. this as israel and hamas continue to exchange air strikes. much of northern gaza is now in ruins. our reporter adnan el bursh has sent

and giorgia meloni, the italian prime minister known for being hard, right.g her partner secretly filmed getting hard right, paul? italian pm giorgia meloni leaves journalists partner after his affair . affair. >> threesome comments . leo so >> threesome comments. leo so her partner, apparently a journalist, called . um. here we journalist, called. um. here we go . oh yes. go bruno . guilherme go. oh yes. go bruno. guilherme bruno . he is heard asking bruno. he is heard asking whether he can touch his package, which i'm assuming was not amazon related . um. well, not amazon related. um. well, speaking to someone and asking her if she was single and inviting her to take part in a threesome, i mean, it's political madness gone wrong, isn't it? leo? you can't even touch yourself whilst asking a colleague if she'd like a friendly threesome anymore. i love the way that she breaks up with him here. i don't know if she spoke to him in person, but she spoke to him in person, but she just puts out. she just puts out a memo essentially saying i thank splendid years tha

italy's prime minister, giorgia meloni, says she has separated from her long—time partner andrea giambrunos made off—air by giambruno, a tv host, to female colleagues. the couple met in 2015 and they have a daughter aged seven. the actress haydn gwynne has died, aged 66. for tv audiences, she was known for roles in drop the dead donkey and the windsors. just want to bring you some breaking news on those hostages that we have been talking about over the last 20 minutes or so. thisjust been talking about over the last 20 minutes or so. this just coming been talking about over the last 20 minutes or so. thisjust coming into us here. hostages released from gaza are currently with the international committee of the red cross. that is a source talking to the reuters news agency, so that is not talking directly to the bbc. we are working to confirm that, but we have not independently verified that, but that latest line coming to us here with sources speaking to the reuters news agency saying hostages released from gaza are currently with the international committee of the red cross. and just to r

the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni, recently wrote to chancellor 0laf scholz to protest againstcking italy's stance. ms meloni warns europe will be "overwhelmed" by migration unless the eu finds solutions. italy currently receives the largest number of people smugglers boats, at 133,000 the number of arrivals is nearly double that of last year. 0ur correspondent mark lowen has been to two locations along the french italian border, where migrants are trying to cross. preparing, they hope, their footsteps to freedom. they trod the long path of desperation to europe, but even now, in italy, they want to go on to france and beyond. numbers here have doubled since last year, armed with their dreams and kit from this charity to cross the tough alpine border. 0marfrom nigeria went via libya, paying smugglers $800 to reach the southern italian island of lampedusa. his aim — to get to britain. i just want to have a good life, to study there. but have you not seen all the pictures and have you not heard about people being sent back from britain or sent back from france? yes, i am seeing,

we heard from the italian prime minister giorgia meloni who said we're in lockstep steadfast with ukrainet we have to be reminded of support and issues that have risen on the back of ukraine, such as migration and s energy crisis is having an effect on all people. i think it's fair to say, with the anxiety, everybody would like to see president biden with this speech that's anticipated every day now, make a strong case to the american people as to why they should continue to support the war in ukraine. >> and president zelenskyy for his part is saying, look, a tough time for the united states is a tough time for ukraine. what will happen if ukraine doesn't get the continued aid? do you think we'll see more stepped-up russian aggression as zelenskyy has been warning about? >> well, i think the argument that you'll hear always from ukrainian leaders is what happens in ukraine doesn't stay in ukraine. and, frankly, this isn't about ukraine. this is about democracies versus autocracies. this is about international law. this is about the liberal order, as it were. i think he will continue to m

and giorgia meloni, coming.eader, is coming, although the german chancellor, the french president not coming. and also ursula von der leon from the european commission and un boss antonio guterres, all coming along with various ai bosses and leaders to discuss in this two day conference this yeah, sure. the opportunities of artificial intelligence, the way it's going to change the for world all of us, it's going to take lots of jobs. but there's lots of opportunities there too. but more specifically, how come countries club together, group together there to mitigate against the potential awful risks? this is something that rishi sunak feels very strongly about. he's talked a lot about this and the risks at at their worst of ai being harnessed by terrorists, by bad actors or ultimately ai getting to a point that it ultimately ai getting to a point thatitis ultimately ai getting to a point that it is simply beyond good human control and the end result could be the end of humanity. so rishi sunak thinks there is a

minister and mom considering making a break for it during the intermission at the frozen musical, giorgia melonilit with her boyfriend of ten years after he was caught asking a woman if she wanted to have a 'foursome.' "when some guy moons your eye while he's lickin' your thigh, that's-a-four-way." the scandal emerged after meloni's partner, tv presenter andrea giambruno was caught on tape propositioning a colleague. in the exchange, he says: "listen, i wanted to tell you something. do you want to join our group? will you join our working group?" when the woman says yes, he adds "you have to give us something in return." "my expertise?" the woman cheekily replies, to which giambruno says, "you have to do threesomes or foursomes with us" we [bleep]." sounds more romantic in italian. [laughter] but it does remind me of that scene from "love actually." ♪ ♪ [laughter] we've got a great show for you tonight, my guest is jim gaffigan. but when we come back, i talk science! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert" sponsored by progressive in

robber didn't have a weapon, but now he does. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] italian prime minster giorgia meloninced yesterday that she has split from her boyfriend of a decade, after an audio recording surfaced of him inviting to a woman to join him in group sex and he would have gotten away with it, too, if he hadn't identified himself >> it's-a me, mario! [ laughter ] >> seth: you know, every now and then we get criticized for not doing stories about international news, but i think we have a very nuanced take. [ laughter ] kfc unveiled two new wraps this week, including a fried chicken and mac and cheese option, and if you eat them both, you can get a third wrap for free. [ laughter ] [ audience ohs ] and finally, in honor of halloween, select chipotle locations will stay open until midnight, and to make it extra scary, the bathroom closes at 10:00 [ laughter ] and that was the monologue, everybody. [ cheers and applause before we move on tonight, i just want to say something as you no doubt know by now, there was at shooting last night, this time in the town of lewiston, maine. on this show

we know that king abdullah will meet the italian prime minister giorgia meloni, the french presidentout, as you say, the rallying of international support for what they call this war on gaza. the jordanian government say the meetings will focus on the dangerous and deteriorating situation in gaza and deteriorating situation in gaza and the need to facilitate the provision of humanitarian aid to the palestinians. the message we are getting from downing street is that the meeting will focus on regional security issues in the middle east. as you say, lucy, the uk has been very firm in its support from israel. we had a statement last night from the british prime minister, rishi sunak, in which he said to the people of israel, i say britain is with you, israel has every right to defend itself and we will do everything we can to support israel in restoring the security it deserves. i am unequivocal, we stand with israel, notjust a day, not just tomorrow, but always. interestingly, no mention at all of the unfolding situation in gaza in that statement. in the last hour or so, the foreign br

uk's rishi sunak and italy's giorgia meloni have been pushing to get the issue of illegal migration toand intentions on migration are evolving towards a more pragmatic line of legality, which wants to fight traffickers, stop illegal immigration and manage migration. let's bring in our panel again because this is a huge issue in europe and the us. we will start with europe. what do you make of the attempts here to try and come to some kind of deal? i’m attempts here to try and come to some kind of deal?— attempts here to try and come to some kind of deal? i'm not sure this translates well _ some kind of deal? i'm not sure this translates well into _ some kind of deal? i'm not sure this translates well into english, - some kind of deal? i'm not sure this translates well into english, but - translates well into english, but this is— translates well into english, but this is a — translates well into english, but this is a story— translates well into english, but this is a story of _ translates well into english, but this is a story of the _ translates well into english, but this is a story

rishi sunak and italy's prime minister giorgia meloni have joined forces to tackle migration in whatis. we'll get the latest on that. ipsis. we'll get the latest on that . more to ipsis. we'll get the latest on that. more to come. you're watching and listening to gb news, britain's company right through until 7:00 this evening. gb news is the people's . channel people's. channel >> welcome back to gb news saturday with me, emily carver. i'm on your tv online and digital radio until 3:00 now. rishi sunak has backed his government to stop the boats or regain control of the uk's asylum he's found asylum system, and he's found a new ally in his struggle. the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni, joined the prime minister in calling for new and immediate measures , tackling immediate measures, tackling what they call the european crisis sunak. in a joint opinion piece, said that we're proud that italy and the uk are leading on this together and even went as far as to say that the uk and italy were two of the closest friends in europe today. so joining me now is immigration lawyer ivan s

let's do the times and giorgia has warned that giorgia meloni has warned that mass is a grave mass migrationity risk. but is she actually going anything actually going to do anything about actually going to do anything abochristopher eu open >> christopher meloni eu open borders terrorists to borders allow terrorists to roam. so most of this article is like a cv, a sort of career of the gunman , abdullah salim the gunman, abdullah salim lahoud , who recently killed two lahoud, who recently killed two swedish football fans . and his swedish football fans. and his life is just crazy. she gives this account meloni is giving an account of what he's been up to. so she's she's recently she's repeatedly tried to attract attention to how illegal mass migration can pose grave security risks on europe. and then we get this example . so he then we get this example. so he arrived in italy and then he travelled to nonnay only to be sent back to italy . the point is sent back to italy. the point is he's been all around europe and he's been all around europe and he's been all around europe and he's been he

yes i think this think that this this relationship between giorgia meloni and rishi sunak will prosperg these people at risk in these boats and sending them across the water. and that is where we can do a lot more jointly across the whole of europe, because it is very much in our mutual interest to actually stop all this migration , illegal migration. migration, illegal migration. also, i think we sometimes forget that these are people that are actually risking their lives going on. these boats. and so really it's the gangs that actually prepare the boats that are actually sending these people across that we really need to target. because i mean, italy has had 130,000 illegal migrants cross already. we have actually reduced it slightly this year, but it is very difficult to stop. we've got to italy. france is now put out some barriers across some of the rivers, which is actually helping stop some of these boats from taking off from the coast. i think the more cooperation we can do, i think what it does mean is that with giorgia meloni and sunak, it shows that being strong on immigratio

right well, anyway, pm rishi sunak and italian prime minister giorgia meloni united him on tougher eue european union listen? i'm patrick christys on gb news britain's news channel sunday mornings from 930 on gb news . is news. is 3:22 are watching or listening to me patrick christys on gb news now i it's apparently the new frontier, but how dangerous is this new technology? >> i did a couple of i based experiments before i came on air earlier and i think you might be surprised with the results. plus it was the gb news exclusive that's exposed labour's plans on rotherham council. charlie peters will join us in just a moment for more on that investigation into that scandal hit area. but before that, rishi sunak has backed his government to stop the boats and regain control of the uk's asylum system and has found a new ally in his struggle. the prime minister has joined his italian counterpart in calling for new and immediate measures , tackling and immediate measures, tackling what they call the europe crisis. sunak in a joint opinion piece, said that we're proud that italy and the uk

look to italy, where giorgia meloni went from 4% to 27% and being prime minister competitions.etition? so do i. we need disruptors, new people able to get into politics, creating good ideas with proper, sensible , ideas with proper, sensible, common sense politics. that's what we stand for at reform. >> mark however , if you perform >> mark however, if you perform strongly at the next election, which will impact the conservatives more disproportionately because you're on on the right side of the spectrum , will you feel the spectrum, will you feel guilty if labour are in charge for five years? will it keep you awake at night knowing that you had a in that ? had a hand in that? >> look, mark, as i say , i think >> look, mark, as i say, i think that we need to move towards proportional representation. whatever will be will be, but i'm not doing any deals. we did that last with the that last time with the conservative party. them that last time with the thhance,ive party. them that last time with the thhance, frankly v. them that last time with the thhance, frankly , them that las

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