you go from opposition, you can havell the ideas in the world.inside number 10, you have to start delivering on some of those promises, don't you? >> our system of transition here in the u.k. is completely bonkers. you take people who are exhausted by a four-week campaign who have had no sleep at all and try to get them to make important decisions about the nuclear subs and all the rest of it. but keir starmer has hdled it very quickly and much smoother than we did in 1997. but it's a really big transition to do. ben: yes, and i guess if we looked at the polls they told us that labour were going to win. labour has had some time to get its head around the brief, work out what it will inherit and decide what it wants to do. keir starmer wasting no time in appointing that cabinet and sending them to work. what will be at the top of the to-do list? >> they have to make some real progress before the summer break. like us, we were elected in may and had 100 days to get rdy before the summer. they're going to have a shorter time. they have to get some t

according to experts, almost 60 chinese automobile brands are now sold in russia, with havel, geely andes leaders. based on the results of the quarter, irusagra increased revenue and sales by 20% groups exceeded 72 billion rubles. this is stated in her countdown. such dynamics. the companies explain the growth of the oil and fat business; revenue in this sector immediately increased by 70%. at the same time, income from sugar production decreased by 39%, from agricultural production by a quarter, and from meat production increased by 1%. rusagro is one of the leading agricultural holdings in russia. the group ranks first in the production of sunflower oil and margarine. it was economic news. short. chairman of the state duma vyacheslav volodin arrived on a visit. algeria: the russian delegation was met at the airport by the chairman of the national people's assembly of algeria, brahim bougali. there are still full-format negotiations ahead, at which it is planned to discuss issues of developing inter-parliamentary cooperation, strengthening interaction in the economy, agriculture, trade

havel entered the market in 2013 as a premium range from greatwall motors.e end. centuries, both cars were assembled in russia, a korean from kaliningrad, a chinese from tula, there is a turbine here, the torque is higher, of course, yes, you can feel the acceleration faster, of course, oops, the f7 is equipped with two engines, one and a half liters and 2 liters, the sportych in the base comes with a two-liter engine, but can be ordered with a 2.4 engine, i also suggest a 2 liter diesel engine, it has a naturally aspirated engine, but accelerates lazily, with such it clearly lacks controllability and agility, despite the fact that this all-wheel drive crossover is very easy to control, the car handles very well, the car itself is not very sporty with a one and a half liter engine, for the city the engine dynamics are quite enough, so for the highway i would like it to be faster. as i expected, the suspension is a bit harsh, it shakes quite noticeably, and it feels like the rear is bouncing, the automatic works smoothly, without jolts, the korean has a class

we will havel to watch this space, thank you very much for that context, david.nt in milwaukee is setting itself up for the keynote speech from jd vance, donald trump's pick to be his vice—presidential running mate. he's not due to come on stage for another three—and—a—half hours — this is the scene live in milwaukee — but we can all expect it to be a bit livelier as that moment draws nearer. here's our north america editor, sarah smith. donald trump always relishes the spotlight. and he knows how to use it to his best advantage. today, he's being shown around the stage where he will speak tomorrow. he says he ripped up his prepared speech after he was shot and wrote a whole new one, focusing on national unity. so has he really changed? we'll find out on thursday night. at his first convention appearance, we could see how closely he's now being guarded. look at all the secret service around him. but there are still a lot of unanswered questions about the extraordinary security failure that allowed a gunman to shoot at him, and calls for the head of the secret ser

just using them to educate - themselves and probably decide they won't go for a vote - because they havelsing note to end on! politicians clearly think they work or if not, they are hedging because they don't know if they do they don't but they will put some money into it. thank you so much for coming on the programme, both of you. well, the paris 2024 olympics are here and on the media show, we're going to look at two elements of them. in a moment, we will get into the business deals that underpin the media of coverage of the games but first of all, let's hear about the practicalities of covering them from one of the many, many journalists who are heading to france. nicole auerbach is from the athletic. it's going to be a grind. these are very long days. just to peel back the curtain, i will probably be getting there and staying at the swimming venue just outside of paris for 10—14 hours per day to cover the preliminary heats in the morning, through the finals and all of the media availabilities at night. must be tempting just to stay there! i know! if they could put up a little cot or s

i the things that i would like to havel changed, the things that would have helped us in our lives wouldbeen for the cqc to take over - the work that we had to do that was in fact theirs, - to investigate properly. the regulator is meant to give hospitals, care homes and other services one of four levels of ratings — from outstanding through to inadequate — to help the public decide what form of care they need. the health secretary has said those ratings should now be taken with a pinch of salt. care home managers say the current situation is hugely worrying. the inconsistencies, the fact that inspections were taking too long, and if they were being done, that they were actually not reporting in good time — we have raised so many of these issues. the cqc says it will accept the findings of the independent report when it's published. it says it's already putting measures in place to increase inspections and rebuild trust, to become the strong regulator the public deserves. jim reed, bbc news. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has been holding talks with donald trump, aiming to

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