graeme: clearly it plays into that scenario.ut the main driver of a potential brix-based international order is of course china. and china is the one whose economy has been going gangbusters up until the recent past. it is the yuan that has been seen as the potential replacement currency for the u.s. dollar if it were to come to that. and russia is sort of part of that process. and the more that he perceives a rejection by europe of russia -- and that is what he sees at the moment -- the more he perceives a rejection, the more he will be inclined to worker turn towards china and the other sort of countries that are in brics or surround brics. haidi: there are limits potentially to this so-called no limits friendship, do you think, and what do you think could be the pressure points between beijing and moscow? graeme: well, there will be pressure points. one is that, as i have said, china is the main driver, and china is conceivably the dominant partner in that new relationship. that will not sit easily with the russians because t

so, we can now get an update on all the latest from my colleague, graeme satchell.ltimore, this tragedy moved into a new phase. after searching the icy waters of the patapsco river for more than 14 hours, emergency services are now in a recovery mission looking for bodies. a team of construction workers were on the bridge at the time of the collision. two were rescued, but six are missing — feared dead. one of them has been named as miguel luna. originally from el salvador, he had three children. his wife said, "we are devastated, our heart is broken." a second man has been named as maynor suazo. local officials have now met all the families of the missing. we had the chance to pray with them. we had a chance to pray for them. and we want to let them know that we are going to keep on praying for them. and notjust us, but they have got 6.3 million people and they have a whole country and a whole world who's praying for their peace. we now have a clearer picture of the timeline that led to this tragedy. at 1.24am in the morning, the container ship the dali is heading

signal, the drastic would to use this or to or a dock in in moscow to solve folder attack against the graeme. no matter what the spanish states communicates to express and to what support as we saw or as we could see in the last 25 years on over the russian history. any victor attack on domestic sorrow and rational either the most important or any other place. and dresser could really do the domestic political consequences. so this one, i would expect we will have a very strong political consequences as well. and it's christian over the next hour or so maybe the next days how the russian government will use this at the game. so you're great, so just so we're clear, so it is russia is present purchasing now discount thing i asked involvement or is it saying that i asked worked with ukraine to which civic question to answer and to be used to little at the moment to make it very clear, i'm suggesting some of this direction, but as this um and as it was mentioned, the words there crane and by president fulton, i'm the it's, i would interpret interpretations as a, as a clue to try to rendering th

thousands of other people got it to demonstrate against the russian lead up on the war against the graeme. meanwhile, in russia, thousands more line up outside folding stations. any sign of a position to a vote, and that's extending flat importance, hold on power. and gemini, chancellor travels to ease or out to push for you, seized by garza, this outside of shows means the king of jordan and address these are all not to step up inside the bands and this file for the tire rotation. the i, i'm eddie mike of junior and you are welcome to the program. thousands of people have lined up at the russian embassy here in ballon, ostensibly to custody a vote on the last day of the presidential election in nebraska. in fact, to the vast majority of the in support of the noun against puts in protest, cold by the organization of a position politician alexei and a volunteer who died in the russian prison last month. as window, usually on about naya joins the protesters in berry lane to also there was an ice, the child called a coffee for my oil. and i can eat dude by putting some of my protests to plac

thousands of other people got it to demonstrate against the russian lead up on the war against the graeme. meanwhile, in russia, thousands more line up outside portland stations. any sign of a position to a vote and that's extending slab dimensions, hold on power and germany shows the travels to ease are out to push for you ceased by garza.

politico publishes an article on what ukrainians find offensive, lince graeme's thesis, but not on thethat is , throwing young people to slaughter is not offensive, the ukrainians considered the idea of ​​money on credit offensive, everything else is good, he just wants to sell the continuation of the war to the americans themselves under the pretext that now ukraine is for it republicans will be seriously considering the possibility of allocating a loan to ukraine in the amount of $12 billion out of the $60 billion that the biden administration... wants to send to ukraine. sen. linsey graham said he discussed the trump-inspired perspective with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky during his trip. while the idea has been circulating in congress for weeks, ukrainian officials suggest kiev hasn't been kept in the loop as often and has questions. i have not heard that kiev was offered any specific proposals for such strategy,” said a person close to zelensky’s office, who wished to remain anonymous. but kiev definitely. it would be necessary to know the conditions under which ukraine w

>> i mean, we've just had graeme stewart, the energy minister, saying on air that saying to us on aire his with richard tice his irritation with richard tice and sure how long the and he's not sure how long the honeymoon going last. honeymoon is going to last. >> i think , look, i think >> and i think, look, i think that's probably an accurate summary you've summary because when you've chopped three chopped and changed party three times, know, and you times, now, you know, and you feel though lee's feel as though maybe by lee's own words, the conservative own words, that the conservative party delivering what party isn't delivering what it should doing. he's felt the should be doing. he's felt the need sort of up sticks and need to sort of up sticks and move he's done it move to reform, but he's done it twice now perhaps twice already. now he's perhaps slightly homeless slightly politically homeless himself. think, just himself. so i think, we'll just have to and see how that have to wait and see how that relationship plays out. >> i think a lot of >> i think there are a lot of people

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graeme, do you think is that is that true? not true reflection screens is not a true reflection of actual he really is . of the actual man. he really is. >> well, he was a fictional character. he's a fictional character. he's a fictional character . and, bond is character. and, bond is portrayed in the film as more or less as ian fleming routeing. and that's all that needs to be done.the and that's all that needs to be done. the cinema going public that aren't interested in, nor would they accept it changed something that's been wrong for six years. if something's not broke, do i need to fix it? and if you tried to fix it in that way, when it doesn't need fixing , could be a box office disaster all around the world. most ridiculous idea. any human being come out with ever in the history of the world. >> well, it's strong stuff. thank you very much. both of you. is the editor of 007 magazine, graham rye , an author magazine, graham rye, an author and commentator. nichi hodgson. so who do you agree with is british actor aaron ta

. >> graeme le saux said the uk's conservative and labour governments have totally disregarded populationithin the uk. they've ignored population regarding indigenous population regarding our migration into our control of migration into the uk. now the voting demographic landscape is changing rochdale is what happens. >> indeed , tim says. why does >> indeed, tim says. why does george galloway think that starmer or sunak are responsible for the war in gaza? they have no influence whatsoever, but also , um, galloway will have no also, um, galloway will have no influence whatsoever on gaza. >> i find that fascinating . what >> i find that fascinating. what what benefit can he bring to gaza? >> well, i think he's a thorn in the side to keir starmer in the run up to the next election. ian, now he has had a platform in the past. uh, george galloway, he's a quite respected broadcaster. he's a former mp , broadcaster. he's a former mp, but he's back in the house of commons and i think he can make life uncomfortable for keir starmer . maybe not life uncomfortable for keir starmer. maybe not in te

graeme says this i cannot believe they're getting an above inflation rise when i can't even afford foodoff at this point. i've been here three till six after this is michelle dewberry , six till michelle dewberry, six till 7 pm. but first, it's time for p.m. but first, it's time for your latest weather with alex deegan. have a fantastic evening i >> -- >>a >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office for gb news. more heavy downpours to come tomorrow. it won't rain all day. there will be some brighter spells and another pretty mild day in the south, but you know it's not going to be completely dry when low pressure is dominating this one sitting right over. as these weather fronts providing fronts have been providing persistent day, persistent rain through the day, it soggy overnight it stays very soggy overnight across central and southern scotland. elsewhere , and scotland. showers elsewhere, and some decent dry spells developing over the midlands and eastern england before more hea