thank you for putting your faith in me to lead our great conservative party, the greatest political party on us. oh, i the all beliefs resonate with the british people, our beliefs and freedom in the ability to control you a life in like taxes in personal responsibility. and i know that's why people voted for us in such numbers in 2019 and as your party leader, i intend to deliver what we promised those voters right across our great country. during this leadership campaign, i campaigned as a conservative and i will govern as a family friends we need to show that we will deliver over the next 2 years. i will deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy. i will deliver only energy crisis dealing with people's energy bills, but also dealing with the long term issues we have on energy supply and i will deliver on the national health service. ah, but we all will deliver for all for our country. and i will make sure that we use all the fantastic talents of the conservative party are brilliant members of parliament and paris are fantastic counselors. ah, m s. is our m. s fees, all of ou

conservative and unionist party. the words to follow her winning, in the hands of her husband, "a clear victory, but not a landslide." thank you for putting your faith in me to lead our greatrvative party, the greatest political party on earth. i will deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy. i will deliver on the energy crisis, dealing with people's energy bills, but also dealing with the long—term issues we have on energy supply. and she concluded with the mantra her campaign began with. we will deliver, we will deliver, we will deliver. and we... and we will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 202a. thank you. elation, smiles, and success, the crowning moment of her political career, liz truss will be prime minister tomorrow, and then confronted with an in—tray from hell. the question for her party, and for the country, will she be up to it? i think she'll be an absolutely fantastic prime minister, so, yeah, i'm really, really pleased. bluntly, it's a tough time to become prime minister. we have some huge challenges — we have, still, the covid backlog situation to deal with, the economic shocks that we're going through now, in part because

we bill deliver a great to refer the conservative party in 2024. you, thank you. >> elation, smiles, success. crowning moments from her political career. liz truss will be prime minister tomorrow. then will be voted in from out. showing to her party and the country that she's up to it. >> she will be an absolutely fantastic prime minister and yeah i'm really eased. >> it's a tough time to become prime minister. >> we have huge challenges. we have the covid backlog situation to deal with. the economic shocks that we are going through because of the stance we have taken on ukraine d many other challenges. collects the main opposition parties are chipper. revitalizing the dominant smp in scotland with labor ahead of the polls. >> we have heard far more from the latest prime minister this summer than we have about the cost-of-living crisis. the single most important thing tearing down on so many millions of household. >> it's the worst crisis of our lifetimes. the responsibility is on her. e holds the powers and the resources needed to respond to it. i

thank you for trusting me to lead our great conservative party, the greatest political party in the land and ambitions of the new head of the conservatives, do not hold. will this be enough to solve internal problems? the issue of the track, known for critical remarks under the second referendum on scottish independence, is why the head of the country is wary of the future hostess, downing if she rules in accordance with her summer company. it will be a disaster, not only for scotland but for the whole of the uk let's hope it's not. now is a very serious time. for a country that requires special guidance. however, the track itself is of little interest. she prefers to turn a blind eye to the internal issues of the country for the fate of the world, the best thing to do with nikola stejan is to ignore her. i think it's a little difficult for her when she's first minister. she has a democratically elected position, just like you. sorry she just wants attention, of course, british feuds are a typical phenomenon of national history, but the approach of a new example to an administrative unit

conservative and unionist party. the words to follow her winning, in the hands of her husband, "a clear victory, but not a landslide." thank you for putting your faith in me to lead our greate party, the greatest political party on earth. i will deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy. i will deliver on the energy crisis, dealing with people's energy bills, but also dealing with the long—term issues we have on energy supply. and she concluded with the mantra her campaign began with. we will deliver, we will deliver, we will deliver. and we... and we will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 202a. thank you. elation, smiles, and success, the crowning moment of her political career, liz truss will be prime minister tomorrow, and then confronted with an in—tray from hell. the question for her party, and for the country, will she be up to it? i think she'll be an absolutely fantastic prime minister, so, yeah, i'm really, really pleased. bluntly, it's a tough time to become prime minister. we have some huge challenges — we have, still, the covid backlog situation to deal with, the economic shocks that we're going through now, in part because of ou

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thank you for trusting me to lead our great conservative party, the greatest political party. it has been chosen for the coming months, then the party will have to win the trust of the ordinary people again, by the way, analysts do believe that today's amperturbation is a move, rather to reduce social voltage. after all, jones tried to remove several times, only the last one was successful. i believe that the resignation of the johnson government is a way to sacrifice a person in order to preserve elite information, another thing, which by this autumn may not expect a very serious political economic crisis in europe and this will create direct threats to the information of the ruling parties itself, or at least to their current foreign policy course, but i repeat in itself the resignation of the johnson government does not affect anything. it reshuffling a man a demonstrative act just to defuse the situation boris johnson one of the scapegoats, most likely far from the last pawns that will be sacrificed in order to maintain a destructive anti-russian political course for europ

yourfaith in me friends and colleagues, thank you for putting your faith in me to lead our great conservative partyy. and i know that's why people voted for us in such numbers in 2019. and as your party leader, i intend to deliver what we promise those voters right across our great country. applause. during this leadership campaign, i campaigned as a conservative, and i will govern as a conservative. applause. and my friends, we need to show that we will deliver over the next two years. i will deliver a we will deliver over the next two years. iwill deliver a bold plan we will deliver over the next two years. i will deliver a bold plan to cut taxes and grow our economy. i will deliver on the energy crisis, dealing with people is energy bills, but also dealing with the long—term issues we have on energy supply. and i will deliver on the national health service. applause. but we all will deliver for our country, and i will make sure that we use all the fantastic talents of the conservative party, our brilliant members of parliament and peers, ourfantastic brilliant members of parliament and peers, ou

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conservative party, she sought to offer some reassurances. friends and olleagues, thank you for putting your faith in me to lead our great conservative party — y mail ran the following headlines. "rishi sunak blasted on �*socialist�* taxes: tory knives are out as jacob rees—mogg launches scathing attack..." later in the campaign, they reported mr sunak has said ms truss' tax plan will "kick millions into destitution". which mail chief political correspondent harriet lines characterised as a "brutal blue on blue attack". my colleague laura kuenssberg spoke to rishi sunak on sunday. oh, gosh, we'vejust finished this campaign, laura, so i need to recover from this one! but i look forward to supporting the conservative government in whatever... so that's a "yes," you're not ruling it out! no, of course, no, no, no. i think myjob now is tojust support the conservative government. —— no, gosh, h no, —— no, gos , —— no, gosh, no, no, no. osh, no, no, —— no, g so mr sunak saying he will support the government. but individual items of legistlation are another matter. on paper liz truss still has a sizeable majority. whilst by—election losses have chip

britain of great britain continue to remain in power, this is the prime minister and the chairman of the conservative pro-partylystras, who will become the prime minister of great britain from tomorrow after formal approval by the queen, and this means that defense aid for ukraine will not decrease, but will increase, this means that the position of the forest is known to us, the position regarding ukraine is the next, we must stop putin, we must to increase the defense assistance of the country and not only with tanks but also with heavy weapons and airplanes, and just about airplanes with american partners. as you know, we have agreed and training for our pilots is already starting if if such an ally of ours as great britain lends a shoulder in these matters, then this will seriously strengthen our anti-aircraft capabilities, our capabilities so that the air force with modern aircraft will have more opportunities to shoot down enemy russian missiles that do not let vinnytsia, kyiv, lviv, or any ukrainian city sleep this is what is very important for us now, and we will continue to work with the new british p

k. conservative party and is such a great bar. johnson as british prime minister on tuesday. she beat for johnson and she's not around $20000.00 boats. and gas prices have rocketed across europe after russia warned it will not reopen the north stream. one pipeline to the continent until sanctions lifted. the cost of gas increased by 30 percent on monday and is up for 100 percent from the start of the year. can you supreme court has upheld william rooters when in last month's presidential election and throughout all the allegations of vote rigging, presented by his opponent rather dinner. the veteran opposition leader says he will respect the ruling, even though he disagrees with it. easing fears of a repeat of previous post election violence conference or reports from nairobi. those judges, i can your supreme court summarize the ruling in less than 2 hours. they dismissed petitions challenging last month, presidential election results president elect william hutto warned the election. the duel was pushing or pulling, reloading a dispute at the point option. the bulk of what d

applause and we will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 202a. thank you. her victory speech there just round the corner in westminster. the result was expected, the polls had pointed to it. let's get a first reaction from our guests, you are an economist, he worked for borisjohnson when he was mayor of london, you broadly support liz truss particularly her plans for the economy and that is going to be at the top of her in tray in terms of cost of living. your response to the wind? i of cost of living. your response to the wind? ~ ., , ., of cost of living. your response to the wind? ~ .,, ., ,.,, the wind? i think it was a positive outcome, the wind? i think it was a positive outcome. it's _ the wind? i think it was a positive outcome, it's good _ the wind? i think it was a positive outcome, it's good she _ the wind? i think it was a positive outcome, it's good she is now- the wind? i think it was a positive i outcome, it's good she is now their she's highlighted the three issues she's highlighted the three issues she has reiterated, energy crisis and the

we will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 2024.hank you. >> earlier, our correspondent brought us the latest from london. >> liz truss will be the new u.k. prime minister after beat ing rishi sunak in the leadership contest. the united kingdom has 8 p.m. in waiting. -- has a p.m. in waiting. it was an honor to be elected leader as a the conservatives have the most seats in the house of commons. she will also become prime minister. no before boris johnson has resigned and that is the sequence we will see tomorrow. an early morning last address, and farewell to the nation by boris johnson who will then take a plea to see the queen and tend to his resignation. a few minutes later it will be liz truss who will meet the queen for an audience. the head of state, the monarch who has health problems and cannot travel at the moment will ask liz truss to form a government. she will take a government plane from scotland back to london and we expect an address on downing street. perhaps a little bit more details on this bold plan that she is s

i will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 2024. thank you. said no shortage of immense challenges so immense in fact that some predict another leadership challenge before the next election is due in 2 years time. nadine barbara al jazeera london gas prices have skyrocketed across europe. as russia warned, it will not reopen the gnawed stream one pipeline until sanctions are lifted. a price is shot up by as much as 30 percent in early trading. on monday, russian gas, giant gas prom announced an indefinite shut down in north stream on pipeline. on friday, so i think a technical fault. us is accusing rush of using energy as a weapon. donna kate has more from berlin. for months, the german government has been considering its options, how it would deal with a potential energy shortfall in the coming winter. would it look to make greater use of nuclear power given the fact that the 3 remaining reactors are scheduled to be switched off at the end of the year? it's been a central question for the green ministers that a part of the coalition governmen

are there after 12 years of failure of this tory government, how we will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 2024. thank you, said no shortage of immense challenges so immense in fact that some predict another leadership challenge before the next election is due in 2 years time. nadine barbara al jazeera london. i is in ms. jones, me nath westman sandra, a lot of promises being made to can we expect to hear more on tuesday when she actually becomes prime minister already could be forgiven phone losing count of the number of times she said deliver in that 5 minutes address because she wants to really highlight the fact that she wants to cut tax right around the wicket. and in doing that, she wants to grow the economy. she wants to take on the treasury. she's got a lot of experience with figures. she's an accountant by profession. she's had 8 years in ministerial posts and 3 successive governments, and she's insisting that she will push things in the right direction. she'll tackle the issue of the crisper millions of families run across the u. k. in terms of energy bills chill, possibly int

are there after 12 years of failure of this tori government, how we will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 2024. thank you. said no shortage of immense challenges. so remains in fact that some predict another leadership challenge before the next election is due in 2 years time. nadine barbara al jazeera london, can you supreme court will uphold william retails when in last month presidential election. his opponent, veteran, politician, relating a challenge, the result saying the vote was rigged, but the court has now thrown out all of his allegations. after the court's decision, rita extended an olive branch to competitors, including riley. i think a democracy is expected to unite people, strengthen their fatty, and improve their institutions and must not become an a crimoroni us fearful and desperate enterprise. we are fired. a tentative visions and missions are submitted to the sovereign disease of the citizens of atlanta. we are only competitive, not enemies in a statement, i think i said that he has always stood for the rule of law and will respect the opinion of the court. despite

friends and colleagues thank you for trusting me to lead the great conservative party, the greatest politicalbiden swearing now who is the greatest he says well this is crazy, well, at least 80 thousand voted for her. because there are registered voters inside. well, that is, there is such a procedure that, god forbid, the people say nothing ; the british people cannot be trusted. by the way , she is sharply against the scottish referendum already scottish first example of a young lady said that this is generally a disaster. this is just a tragedy for the chinese. thanks the chinese looked at the brilliant idea of ​​the g7 to restrict oil, they said, you guys have a bad idea. you better back. take away we will not support the idea of ​​\u200b\u200bmaintaining a ceiling, and i like it again, which is a plus. well, dmitry will tell about this much better than i, who giggled and said that it’s not the guys who increase the volume. we will reduce it, who asks g7 does not care. us your life seven and all other letters to do and with them, whatever you want does not interest us. even now the nation

that are there after 12 years of failure of this tori government, we will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 2024. thank you. said no shortage of immense challenges. so remains in fact that some predict another leadership challenge before the next election is due in 2 years time. nadine barber al jazeera london. so let's trust inherits a government that came to power in a landslide in 2019, but the conservatives are now trailing the main opposition. labor party in opinion polls. emma, he would reports from cruise be in northern england, on the challenges facing the new prime minister. 525. on a day when the stakes couldn't be high, a, getting the right price is everything. it may be 300 kilometers from downing street . but burton's political future is being watched closely here. i'm hoping for honesty and integrity. i'm hoping that they're going to lead us out to be quite frankly, very worrying times. well, we didn't change anyway. yeah. the media will focus on getting rid of virus and they got what they wanted and they, we, all grimsby has seen its fortunes ebb and flow back in the sixty

are there after 12 years of failure of this tory government, how we will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 2024. thank you, said no shortage of immense challenges so immense in fact that some predict another leadership challenge before the next election is due in 2 years time. nadine barber al jazeera london was constructive to andrew simmons, his following events. or of course, no trans officially sort of gets the job to morrow. but so m p 's as are already calling for early elections, aren't they? and it does seem that scottish in dependence is again in the spotlight. well yes and no, it certainly is being raised because of the numbers. the numbers involved in this election, it amounts to a 172000 people as quoted this morning by the 1922, our bench committee that's conservative members. voting for less trust and 57 percent of the share of the vote she received. now m p 's a didn't actually vote in favor of less trust them at their person was risky, sumac. and so she has a, an issue there in terms of support here. and she has a massive issue where the opposition part is because of the

members of the conservative party of great britain have only one day left to choose one of the two candidates the post of prime minister. by mail and online, it is the new head of the cabinet party that will be announced on monday. the current prime minister boris johnson was forced to resign after a series of scandals in his government. in kazakhstan, preparations have begun for holding early presidential elections . the current head of the republic, kassym-zhomart tokaev, who addressed a message to fellow citizens, will also take part in them. he proposed to restart the key state institutions . wife of kazakhstan that is, the new kazakhstan in the first place must become a state of justice so an ambitious task. designated by the president of the republic in a message to the people kasym jumar. tokayev proposes a large-scale package of reforms, it is proposed to revise a significant part of the approaches to the most important areas of public life. the main political initiative is to limit the number of presidential terms to one, but elections for 7 years are planned to be held in the fall.

[applause] and we will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 2024. thank you.e: liz truss will be the next prime minister of the u.k.. she is promising to tackle the energy soaring bills. they were maybe expecting more details. what was striking was the fact that she mentioned boris johnson and it raises the question of whether he will be back and if his shadow will stay up there and loom large. it comes at a moment of immense pressure for the conservative party we are going to discuss this in just a second. we will be joined by lizzy burden as well. what did you take away from the speech? >> what was interesting, there were a couple of awkward pauses in the applause after she mentioned boris johnson called her a friend. it was a repeat of her overview of what she intends to do when she is in the chair formally as prime minister. a lot of it is focused on cutting taxes. talking about energy and inflation high in the u.k. a lot of small businesses in trouble and how are we going to manage energy bills going into the winter and a blanket tax cut seems to be their

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activists and members of our whole party across the country because our friends i know we can do it we will have great results i i believe in this, the victory of the conservative party will be the next one soon , they saw live how rys became the prime minister of great britain yegor checherina already went to google how old is she and it turned out last year with me, born in 1975, that means she is 47 mary elizabeth tras or lis trass i will say what is interesting is that she became a member of the house of commons in the british parliament twice - it was not successful, that is, the first time she tried to do it back in 2001, then in 2005, and only in september 2012 she became got dressed no in the 10th year took success in the electoral district of south-west norfall a great example of how one should not give up and not give up because persistence gives results volodymyr volya your first comments on our broadcast of this appointment i already said that a psychological test will be submitted in december this is a break from the discomfort associated with the spins. and this will be considered even more important in the new conservative government, so what we

confirm the cynicism of the federation and the status of an unreliable supplier of the conservative party of great britain has finished voting for a new leader. according to the bbc, two candidates, including the former minister of finance, have decided to run, and how will the minister of foreign affairs find out who won on monday, september 5, according to a survey among conservative investigators that trasa is the clear favorite and has more support among members of the party, it is likely that it will form the new british government of the winner the day after the announcement of the results, the queen will appoint boris johnson as the prime minister, will remain zagardin notes that he will probably give a farewell speech on the morning of tuesday, september 6. johnson announced his resignation on july 7. he made this decision due to the political crisis and the wave of resignations of members of the british government . ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi said that after johnson's resignation the support of great britain will not change almost 12 billion dollars joe biden asks congress to

all pediatric services land service area foreign minister of great britain forest trust won the election of the leader of the conservative partyinister of great britain and will replace boris johnson in this position, who announced his resignation in july. johnson will officially continue to perform the duties of the head of the government until tomorrow, and tomorrow he must prove to queen elizabeth ii about his resignation from the post of prime minister and present the forest tracks as his successor after of the official meeting with the queen of the tracks will officially become the prime minister, i will remind you that during the election campaign the tracks promised to be the greatest friend of ukraine following the example of boris johnson this is what the forest has to say today after her victory in the conservative party leader election was announced i am honored to be elected as the leader of the conservative and unionist party i would like to thank the 1922 committee the party leader and the conservative party as a whole for organizing one of the longest interviews in history thank you thank you i would also like t

in her speech, she promised to deliver a great victory for the conservative party and she paid tribute to outgoing prime minister boys johnston. boris, you got breaks it done. you crushed, jeremy corbin, you rolled out the vaccine and you stood up to vladimir putin. you are admired from kiev to carlisle, live to join a hole in london for a july expectedly stressed as a newly or the conservative party. what was her message in her 1st speech and what will be her priorities when she becomes prime minister? yes, that's right. as you say, as widely expected list for us is one, a majority votes among conservative party members, just 172000 eligible voters and absolutely my new sliver of the wider electorate. here she is, the conservative party leader. now she will go on to be the prime minister. after visiting the queen taking the forest johnson on tuesday in her speech, she vociferously thanked for is johnson, she has been loyal to him throughout. she is often indeed compared to him. she was magnanimous in defeat towards richard to not perform a chancellor, her competitor, she said she woul

from brussels tetiana blinova and listraz became the new prime minister of great britain and the leader of the conservative party for by the results of the elections, the minister of foreign affairs handed over the former chancellor of the treasury hryshevsky and now the tras will notice boris johnson in the highest positions, who during his time as prime minister became a great friend of ukraine and is now retiring soon queen elizabeth must officially appoint a forest of tras to the positions and later the new head of government will begin the formation of the cabinet of ministers, i would like to note that since the beginning of the full-scale war, britain has provided ukraine with a lot of weapons and military aid, and already promised to continue this policy of active support of ukraine and our army to ukrainian students of foreign universities explained how they can leave ukraine to study despite the martial law, the rules apply only to boys of conscription age to the ministry of internal affairs published the necessary list of documents, is it a student card or visa translated and notarized certified docum

he will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 2024. thank you. thank you.my: britain's new prime minister liz truss. we are joined now by george monbiot. he is an author, guardian columnist, and environmental activist. one of his recent pieces is headlined, "britain faces crisis upon crisis, and our leaders are absent. this is how a country falls apart." george, welcome back to democracy now! why don't you start off by telling us who liz truss is and talk about the country she will now head. >> thank you, amy. that is a good question. i have never seen yone so uncomfortable in her own skin, so apparently ill at ease with herself. every gesture, everything she says seems to be mannered and staged. so the real liz truss, it is very hard to discern that person behind the person who is clearly practiced every move in the mayor -- mirror. that applies to her politics. she seems to adopt whatever policy she thinks is going to find neighbor with the audience she is speaking to. the terrifying thing about the passive britain's democracy, when the conservatives are

comes to her popularity outside of the tory party, it is pretty dire. 12% of britons expect her to be a good or great leader. how does this position the conservativet a time that the labour party has a lead in the polls? sir curtice: the conservatives -- their difficulty -- in choosing liz truss, conservative members have chosen somebody who was the more popular of the two among those that voted conservative in 2019. even though even that popularity has gone down. a challenge to her will be to how she can widen the conservative support. quite remarkably a round one in three of those that voted leave in 2016 and voted conservative and 2019, the bedrock of boris johnson's success in 2019 are no longer supporting the conservatives. francine: but professor, how much of what liz truss has promised can she deliver once she is prime minister? sir curtice: that comes back to the conversation you were having earlier about the markets. i think she is determined to implement the tax cuts. she is finding herself perhaps having to spend on --. and then the question will be will the markets tolerate this or not? the truth is the one thing we do know -- it is di

that are there after 12 years of failure of this tori government, we will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 2024. thank you. said no shortage of immense challenges. so immense, in fact, that some predict another leadership challenge before the next election is due in 2 years time. nadine barbara al jazeera london, let's cross over to under sevens. he's dunning, by london force. and of course the victory for trust is fine for her. but what happens now while everyone's trying to work out the math fur, she's promising, so many tax cuts expenditure right across the board. tackling the issue of the crisis with the economy. inflation rocketing up now beyond 10 percent of the worse for 40 years. elsewhere in the economy, people really worried about how they're going to get back, get it, get, get by day by day. she is promising some sort of solution, possibly a freeze on energy bills and also a whole raft of other measures and other spending as well. she says she wants to re grow the economy. furthermore, there are developments now with some ministers beginning to resign. it seems a bit ahead of

are there after 12 years of failure of this tory government, how we will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 2024. thank you, said no shortage of immense challenges so immense in fact that some predict another leadership challenge before the next election is due in 2 years time. nadine barbara al jazeera london, paul brennan report on a political career. britain's next prime minister. and what we can expect of her this trust is already a familiar face in downing street. she's been a government minister for the past 10 years serving under and our last inc. 3 previous conservative leaders. but her ambition for the top job has always been apparent. and now, after winning a bitter and bruising leadership contest, she must prove that she can justify that ambition. we are facing an unprecedented problem with ly. warren ukraine, energy prices rising. amazing in tray ale, a climate change, the shift to power to the east. is she actually convincing people that she is the person to deal with all of those massive issues? and i think that the jury's very much out on that trust as politics have shifte

so my great britain has a new prime minister. todaye conservative party announced that liz trust and its new as its new leader and countries prime minister placing the outgoing boris johnson. it's a whole host of economic challenges among others. cbs's holly williams ports from outside the house is a parliame. a parliament. >> liz trust will not be britain's first female prime minister, but it's third. some say she's modeling herself on another conservative british le. british leader. the iron lady herself. margaret thatcher. >> i campaigned as a conservatie a conservative and i will govern govern as a conservative. >> tressa served as the uk's first female lord chancellor. ur most recently foreign minister taking a lead role in britain support for ukr. for ukraine. >> putin's premeditated preplanned and befo she entered politics in her biggest challenge ye high juanr abthe spike in urban strikes strikes around the country. trust has promised deep tax cuts cuts which economists they will only fuel the inflation. >> the last few years have been the greates

are there after 12 years of failure of this tory government, how we will deliver a great victory for the conservative party in 2024. thank you, said no shortage of immense challenges so immense in fact that some predict another leadership challenge before the next election is due in 2 years time. nadine barber al jazeera london and we control andrew simmons or his in london with the very latest. there will be so many priorities for the incoming prime minister once she starts while her 1st day on the job. most certainly deliver, deliver. i lost count of how many times she used that word in terms of what she was promising, but she wants to cut taxes and move forward with trying to re grow the economy. she sounds very confident, but she's climbing a very, very high mountain. she says that she wants to get tax cut through. she says that she will deliver on the next election in 2024. and she says the energy bills that you were hearing in the deems report energy bills. she will a get some action together on this, possibly a freeze, but we'll hear more of that later in the week. what about the cost of all this? w

the mouse- killers well, and the new prime minister of great britain became a forest of paths, the majority of members of the ruling conservative party chose her as their leader after the resignation of boris johnson-johnson, this , by the way, gave the path the opportunity and authority to head the government, she became the third female prime minister in the history of great britain the position of minister of foreign affairs. before that, she was the minister of the environment, justice, international trade. taras advocates strict opposition to russian aggression in ukraine in this regard, and the position fully corresponds to the policy of ex-prime minister johnson well, in the summer, during the campaign in the conservative party trans, she repeatedly stated that britain under her leadership would help ukraine as much as needed, she also promised that the first trip abroad in the status of a pre-parish member would be to kyiv. the ukrainian foreign ministry informed the day before that this visit is already being prepared with us in touch oleksiy kubin political scientist oleksiy good morning good morning i congratulate you olek

we now know who will be great britain's next prime minister. the conservative party today has chosen foreign secretary liz trust to replace boris johnson who stepped down in the wake of ethics sandals. senior foreign affairs london. >> one of america's top allies said to get a new person at the top, 47-year-old foreign secretary liz truss will become the u.s.' new prime minister winning the majority of votes. with the u.k. facing a looming recession, high inflation and labor unrest. she ran on mostly bread and butter issues with free market optimism. >> our beliefs resonate with the british people. our beliefs in freedom, in the ability to control your own life, in taxes and personal responsibility. >> she succeeds boris johnson who quit in july amid scandal. in fact she will be the 40 consecutive conservative u.k. prime minister. background of other cabinet post and some shifting positions. like being against britain's exit from the european union until it was approved and then favoring it. >> she needs to show that she actually understands and can meet the challeng

for the third time in history, the minister of foreign affairs of great britain lystras won the election the leader of the conservative party and will become the new prime minister of ukraine, the election results were announced today at the party congress in the final round of elections taras defeated the former minister of finance rishi sunak and what are the new challenges they are waiting for a determined politician who declared that she would be the greatest friend of ukraine following the example of boris johnson and is ready to use even nuclear weapons tsn correspondent yana slyusarchuk analyzes youth she was a labor party member and became a staunch conservative, at first they signed an inter-party statement against brexit, and immediately after the referendum she began to defend it, she came to moscow in a fur hat in the style of margaret thatcher, the first woman to become the head of the british government and remembered as the iron lady, she hugs the position of prime minister and in the midst of the war and the most severe economic crisis in modern times, but as for me, inaction would have been a much greater p

alekseevich spoke about there, once you can’t ignore it, uh, her election as leader the conservative party of greathe conservatives of which the uk is approximately 3% of the total number of voters did not all vote. well, these here are less than 4% of the voters, which means they elected her as the leader of the party. now, since this party is the majority in parliament. she'll be, uh, prime minister. look at her joyful face, the joyful faces of her comrades-in-arms under a sharp smile and exclusively intellectual expression. uh, oxford graduates. e university. uh, one of the high-ranking ones. well, shell employees, by the way, the highways are national, well, who really doesn’t know that the voronezh and rostov regions are part of the russian federation she said that she has never recognized and britain will never recognize that voronezh and rostov are part of russia well, i, as a deputy of the rostov region, of course. god does not make a scooter, er claims that i personally do not recognize. uh, what county, uh, southwest norfolk, from which she was elected to the house of representatives , wa

we now know who will be great britain's next prime minister. r the conservative partyay has lizen foreign secretary trust to replace boris johnson, who stepped down i on the wake i ethics scandals. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot has the story tonight from london. >> one of america's top allies is set to get a new person atpes the top. 47-year-old foreign secretary liz trust will becoms e the u.ks new prime minister, winning a majority of votes of party members. with the u.k. facing a looming recession, high inflation, and labor unrest, she ran on mostly bread and butter issuesop optimism. >> beliefs resonate with the british people. our beliefs and freedom and the ability to control your own life, low taxes, personalhn responsibilityso. >> she succeeds boris johnson, who quit in july amid scandal. she will be the fourth consecutive conservative u.kco. prime ministerca. a back round of a brother cabinet post and some shifting positions like being against britain's exit from the european union until it was approved, then favoring it. >> she needs to sho

liz truss talked a great deal about tax cutting in the campaign, and that only held in the conservative party to win the seat she now occupies at 10 downing street. there is an ideology in the mix as well, but that is a reaction to the bank of england. it is critical. there is a belief in the government that it will not be as inflationary as the market is suggesting. as a result, the bank of england will not react. there is a knee-jerk reaction today. let us see what next week's move is. but we see a continuation of this, or will they react earlier than anticipated? >> thank you. rate reporting bid guy johnson joining us with the latest out of the u.k.. staying on the subject of ideology, italy is preparing for what will likely be a historic election. for more on that story, let's go to maria who is covering the story in rome. what more can you tell us? >> what a joy to come to you live from rome. the most incredible city. the eternal city. you can see behind me, in real time, the final campaign rallies are being held. this is the final day of campaign, and we moved to sunday. this is a town

conservative party voted for it. and now she will become the third woman in the history of great britain to hold the post of prime ministeris country. the results of the vote were announced this afternoon at the elizabeth ii convention center leaf ross was elected leader of the conservative party, the tras defeated her opponent, the former minister finance. rishi bitch, but contrary to expectations, the gap was not so big zasunuk voted 43% of the members of the conservative party. zathras 57 opponents were quite friendly. although they say that in the new cabinet of ministers there is a place for a sunok. more than once she will form a team of party members loyal to her for the key position of minister of finance, most likely her old friend quasik, with whom they live on the same street in the london area, will also be appointed. greenwich ministers, foreign affairs. read the conservatives by james cleverley in a short speech after the invitation of her victory, the slopes outlined her priorities as prime minister. i ran the company as a conservative and will rule as a conservative, my friends we must present our plan of

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