hu _ rest of his life. if this is a purge, hu jintao's - rest of his life.est of his life. if this is a . purge, hu jintao's son would rest of his life. if this is a - purge, hu jintao's son would be purge, hu jintao's son would be interesting to see —— hold the position as well. interesting to see -- hold the position as well.— interesting to see -- hold the position as well. we'll find out who's position as well. we'll find out wh0's going — position as well. we'll find out wh0's going to _ position as well. we'll find out who's going to be _ position as well. we'll find out who's going to be on - position as well. we'll find out who's going to be on the - position as well. we'll find out. who's going to be on the standing committee. these things are decided behind closed door. i can't speculate on the members of these positions. what i do think it means is that there will be very few people who are prepared to challenge xijinping on apologies, and there are some other issues that china needs to face— a dramatic slowdown and its economy, the heavy cost of

he acknowledged hu jintao a little bit when hu jintao upon his departure patted him on the shoulder,mbarrassing event for xijinping himself but a surprising and embarrassing event for xi jinping himself but even for some of the other political elite and they were hoping to get past it as much as possible, of course the world's media is paying attention. the new italian government has been sworn in at a ceremony in the presidential palace in rome. giorgia meloni is italy's first far—right leader since the world war two and the country's first ever female prime minister. her party, brothers of italy, won last month's elections with just over a quarter of the vote. she will head a right—wing coalition. ms meloni has sought to reassure western allies that italy's foreign policy won't change. joiing us now from rome is gianni riotta. he is a columnist at the italian newspaper la repubblica and a visiting professor at princeton. thank you forjoining us. cracks already seem to be falling in this coalition, i think the average life of a government since the second world war in italy is about

does hu jintao play a significant _ system. does hu jintao play a significant role _ system.o play a significant role in china's - significant role in china's daily politics at the moment? he doesn't, but one could argue that he is such —— are taking an important person outjust under public gaze is out to show who is in charge, right, certainly he becomes a scapegoat for symbolism purposes to showcase who is really in charge at the moment. as much as chinese government officials try to control the narrative on social media in china, there is a risk, isn't there, that achiume make this undermined president xi. we might hear voices of dissent? it could undermine his power but i think more likely, it would get people talking about and speculating about how powerful he has become, and that could actually be his ultimate purpose and, you know, he has definitely achieved that in the last couple of hours. crosstalk. get the world, as well as china, talking about it. as we mentioned, president xi jinping now has his third term as the country's leader. what does this mean for the futu

hu led with collective leadership.allies, ex clouding some people closer to hu jintao, he is all about that one man rule. >> and what's amazing is that entire incident has been scrubbed from the internet in china. state media coverage of the ceremony didn't include the scene. the chinese state-owned broadcaster cctv broadcast, though, a video of hu sitting next to xi. they showed him sloatinvoting b the incident. if you were in china, what do you mean? he was there. he voted. what's there to see here? does the majority of the chinese population even know that anything happened? >> reporter: no, they don't, because this video is not being seen in official media. it's scrubbed from discussion from social media. it's as if this never happened, right. and what that scene is showing is that it was all stability and choreography, the show went on as planned. that is what the audience at home sees. the focus of coverage of the party congress to the people in china is all about xi jinping. the focus is on him, his successes, h

does hu jintao opacity of the system. does hu jintao play _ opacity of the system.y of the system. does hu jintao play a significant role i jintao play a significant role in china's daily politics at the moment? he in china's daily politics at the moment? ., , �* , ., the moment? he doesn't but one could argue _ the moment? he doesn't but one could argue that _ the moment? he doesn't but one could argue that taking _ the moment? he doesn't but one could argue that taking such i the moment? he doesn't but one could argue that taking such an i could argue that taking such an important person out in the public gaze is out to show who is in charge, right? and so in a way, he becomes a scapegoat for symbolism purposes, to showcase who is really in charge of the moment. b5 showcase who is really in charge of the moment. as much as china government _ charge of the moment. as much as china government officials i as china government officials tried to control the narrative on social media in china, there is a risk, isn't there that taking with what this could undermine presi

at china's party congress, president xi's predecessor hu jintao is mysteriously led out of the hall by officials. thousands take part in a rally in germany, supporting protesters in iran — the biggest ever demonstration by iranians overseas. just tell me what i've done to you. i just tell me what i've done to ou. , ., �* ~ just tell me what i've done to ou. , .,�* ~ you. ijust don't like you know more. —— ijust don't like you no more. and we speak to colin farrell and brendan gleeson about their new film about the end of a friendship. hello and welcome to the programme. britain's former prime minister borisjohnson and the former finance minister rishi sunak, have held face—to—face talks about the conservative leadership race, though neither has formally declared their intention to stand. penny mordaunt, the leader of the house of commons, was the first to formally declare on friday. mr sunak has the public support of over 100 conservative mps — the threshold required for this leadership contest. some of mrjohnson�*s former cabinet colleagues have warned against his return to downing st

a steward repeatedly starts to lift hu from his seat, and hu seems to resist. his hand on a sheet of paper that was placed on president xi's folder. xi quickly puts his hand on the sheet. well, hu then appears to resist lea leaving. he turns back to his seat one point, touches xi on the shoulder, has a brief exchange. keep in mind this was the biggest event of xi's career. every single move highly choreographed, making this situation even more odd and significant. cnn's coverage of this incident was blocked out in china. state media coverage of the ceremony didn't include that scene at all even though journalists were present. state media did release a tweet about the incident, though, that said, when he was not feeling well during the session, his staff for his health accompanied him to a room next to the meeting venue for a rest. now he is much better. of course we haven't seen him since. i want to go to selina wang in hong kong tonight. i'll play the moment again when hu leaves and puts his hand on that sheet of paper that is on president xi's folder. we'll

hu goes to open a folder but is stopped.do know the new central committee had just been announced and that hu jintao's faction had been frozen out. that has drawn the attention of the chinese dissident and artist ai weiwei. at this stage, that is a theory, no more. but these power dynamics connect to why this moment matters. as the incident unfolds, xi jinping looks at the man to his right. this is one of hu jintao's proteges, he has been chinese premier, second—in—command for ten years. this week, he found out he will be losing thatjob. and as his mentor is removed, he stares forward, impassively. so too did the rest of the powerful standing committee. whether intentional or not, the imagery is unavoidable. let's not forget that this all happened just when the cameras were allowed in. at this congress, xijinping definitely wanted the world to see these displays of unanimous support. perhaps he wanted us to see this too. either way, what we did see was a president with even greater power and an empty chair where his predeces

but he waited until after hu had formally cast his vote in favor of xi.hat's all anyone saw, he was in the room. it's amazing they have not seen the video there. >> just like when you go to russia they have no idea many things going on in the war. they think the ukrainians are a nazi regime. i mean when you control the entire information narrative as the chinese do, you can say lots of things to your people. and everything we're discussing about hu jintao and supposedly being ill, there is not a person on the ground in china getting that media from their country, not from the left, not from the right, not from anywhere. the reality is china has a stranglehold on the information the average citizen receives, and that makes it a lot harder to engage functionally with 1.4 billion people on the planet. >> so here's the thing i want to understand, hu jintao is 79 years old. he's not going to come in and threaten xi jinping for the office. >> he's younger than the american president. >> that's true. but in this cay why now? why does he want to make an example o

and at the china congress, former president hu jintao is mysteriously led out of the hall by officials. and of the hall by officials. giorgia meloni is sworn in as and giorgia meloni is sworn in as the country's first female prime minister. i as the country's first female prime minister.— prime minister. i 'ust don't like you t prime minister. i 'ust don't like you know _ prime minister. ijust don't like you know more. - and we speak to colin farrell and brendan gleeson about their new film about the end of a friendship. to officially enter the conservative leadership race after securing the backing of more than 100 mps. penny mordaunt was the first to formally declare on friday. mr sunak has the public support of more than 100 conservative mps, thatis more than 100 conservative mps, that is the threshold required for the leadership contest. former colleagues have warned borisjohnson against returning to downing street. damian grammaticus has been following the events of today. are you running. for the leadership? he was tight—lipped this morning, but rishi sunak clearly has a well of

hu appears confused, even to resist, while xi jinping shows zero sympathy. was the 79-year-old hu unwell, or was it some kind of political power play? we'll probably never know, as the incident has already been scrubbed from chinese tv and social media. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tokyo. >>> turning to russia now and a horrific crash there. two pilots were killed when their fighter jet nose-dived into an apartment building in siberia. you saw it there. officials say no one on the ground died. the aircraft reportedly suffered an engine malfunction. it's the second crash of a russian warplane in one week. >>> we learned today that the suspect charged in the deadly shooting at a dallas hospital had permission to be there. two hospital workers were killed, and prison officials say nestor hernandez was at the hospital for the birth of his partner's child. he was on parole after being convicted offing avaipted assault. the identity of the victims is not known yet. >>> parts of the west are dealing with their first snowstorm of the season. tonight freeze warnings o

at china's party congress, president xi's predecessor, hu jintao, is mysteriously led out of the hall by officials. just tell me what i've done to you. ijust don't like you no more. and we speak to colin farrell and brendan gleeson about their new film about the end of a friendship. britain's former prime minister borisjohnson and the formerfinance minister rishi sunak, have held face—to—face talks about the conservative leadership race, though neither has formally declared their intention to stand. penny mordaunt, the leader of the house of commons, was the first to formally declare, on friday. mr sunak has the public support of over 100 conservative mps, the threshold required for this leadership contest. some of mrjohnson�*s former cabinet colleagues have warned against his return to downing street, barely three months after a series of scandals forced him out. our political correspondent damian grammaticas has been following events. are you running for the leadership? he was tight—lipped this morning, but rishi sunak clearly has a well of support among conservative mps — more than

were swept to the side, hu jintao physically swept to the side. i will leave it at that. haidi: just extraordinary video for such a highly choreographed event. stephen engle joining us from hong kong. hedging for doom and gloom is fast for out of fashion in wall street after a historic route that is wiped out more than $1 trillion this year. let's bring in our life contributor garfield reynolds. it is the tide turning? >> may be the tide is reaching the peak. that is one of the big concerns is a lot of what seems to of change is traders and investors have gotten bored of doom and gloom, even though there are plenty of reason still. s&p has rebounded from below the 3600 level a couple of times, and that was a level attested back in june. there is obviously a fair bit of significance here. the question is is the cost of hedge going down because people are using an alternative hedge and parking company in cash in saint we are not going to go into this market? we are going to put our money in cash, which is starting to pay interest, rather than worryi

the country's former leader hu jintao was forcibly ushered out of the closing ceremony.rkable occurrence in a country where such events are usually highly choreographed. you can see it happen here. mr hu is sitting beside president xijinping in the great hall of the people when he is approached by officials who take him by the arm and lead him away. it's still not clear what was behind the move, but state media claims ill health led to the removal of the former president. the new italian government has been sworn in at a ceremony in the presidential palace in rome. giorgia meloni is italy's first far—right leader since world war ii and the country's first ever female prime minister. her party, brothers of italy, won last month's elections with just over a quarter of the vote. she'll head a right—wing coalition. ms meloni has sought to reassure western allies that italy's foreign policy won't change. the contest to replace liz truss as prime minister, some opponents have said that they would resign the party with if boris johnson said that they would resign the party with

media claims hu left because he was not feeling well. current whereabouts have not been reported. in somalia, authorities say gunmen detonated a car bomb and stormed a hotel earlier today in the southern port city of kismayu. police there ended the siege after hours of confrontation. the attackers are said to be dead. at least eight people were killed, and dozens more were left injured from the suicide blast, according to officials. the islamiextremist group al-shabab claimed responsibility for the attack. iran's atomic energy agency claims that foreign hackers accessed its email system today, and stole troves of information about the country's only nuclear power plant. the hacking group, called "black reward," is demanding the release of political prisoners arrested during the ongoing nationwide protests. the hackers have already posted gigabytes-worth of the information online. iranian officials have not disclosed whether y classified information was stolen. peace talks to try to end a two-year war iethiopia are set to begin in south a

hu jintao was a leader who believed in collective or sponsor billy.versity of voices. who allowed experimentation in government policy. during the hu jintao era, the central bank pushed forward ambitious -- and he made economic development the focus of foreign policy per he was being led off stage. who stayed on stage? she shin ping. a person who represents a strong hand rule and adherence to the party line and has made national security a top priority for the government. scarlet: the former economic chief economist, the author of understanding china's economic indicators as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ this... is the planning effect. this is how it feels to have a dedicated fidelity advisor looking at your full financial picture. this is what it's like to have a comprehensive wealth plan with tax-smart investing strategies designed to help you keep more of what you earn. and set aside more for things like healthcare, or whatever comes down the road. this is "the planning effect" from fidelity. ♪ dani: u.k. assets holding onto their gains after it becom

>> definitely xi jinping's like his predecessor hu jintao is a brutal repressor of human rights .n rights violations -- we already see a lot of crackdowns. very much aware of what happened to the uyghurs. in terms of the repression of human rights, whether it is collective leadership or one man's dictatorship pretty much the same. once xi jinping brought in compared to hu jintao era, even crackdown rudely on his allies in the communist party. -- cracked down rudely on his allies in the communist party. in elite, private business, people's disappeared or commit suicide or taken to jail under the name of anticorruption campaign. many people would see that -- in china and our days, not only dissidents and minorities are afraid, but also some elites and middle-class and also xi jinping double down on expanding -- jeopardizing a private property as well. in the next five years at the very least, draconian forces -- amy: yaqiu wang, the significance of li qiang come demoted while his loyalist looks like he is about to be china's new premier. you mentioned crackdown in shanghai but talk

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hu appears confused, even to resist. while xi jinping shows zero sympathy. was the 79-year-old hu unwell, or was it some kind of political power play? we'll probably never know, as the incident has already been scrubbed from chinese tv and social media. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, tokyo. >>> turning to russia now and a horrific crash there. two pilots were killed when their fighter jet nose-dived into an apartment building in siberia. you saw it there. officials say no one on the ground died. the aircraft reportedly suffered an engine malfunction. it's the second crash of a russian warplane in one week. >>> well, today a senior u.s. government official rejected a new claim by russia's defense minister. he claimed that ukraine is preparing to detonate a radioactive dirty bomb with western help on its own territory. well, bombs did in fact target ukraine today. they were russian. this aftermath in the southern city of mykolaiv. right now the united states has about 100,000 troops in europe. cbs's charlie d'agata is with some of them along romania's border with

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the country's former leader hu jintao was forcibly ushered out of the closing ceremony.n a country where such events are usually highly choreographed. you can see it happen here. mr hu is sitting beside president xijinping in the great hall of the people when he is approached by officials who take him by the arm and lead him away. it's still not clear what was behind the move which comes at a time mr xi is extending his power in the country. 0ur correspondent steve mcdonell has more from beijing. incredible scenes there at the great hall of the people this morning. and it's left a lot of people scratching their heads, wondering what's going on. i think to unpack this, it's probably best to take it chronologically. so the morning session initially was behind closed doors. then the second part of the last day at the congress, some journalists were allowed into the great hall of the people. hu jintao was sitting in the front row on stage and then in front of the cameras, several officials came along and said to him, you could see the ushering, "you should go." he looks like

the word is hu jintao, who looked frail, had some health issues and that's the official response. but of course social media, what posts could not be censored was alive with speculation that this was a highly symbolic move given what he did on the standing committee, given what he did to hu jintao's loyalists. stacking the deck with his own allies, the removal of hu jintao, highly unusual and highly symbolic. i will leave it at that. shery: stephen engle breaking down the developments of the communist party congress in china. let's turn to the fed -- expected to deliver another 75 basis point rate hike at its meeting next weekend debate went to slow down and posits aggressive inflation fighting policy. kathleen hays is here with the details. what is shifting at the fed? kathleen: the fed has done 300 basis points of rate hikes since march. unfortunately, flay -- inflation has not come down at all. they are looking down the road, talking about beginning the debate now because of their concern about doing too much, about destabilizing the economy. marion daily, president of the san

haslinda: hu jintao was put away in an unceremonious way.how he wants his full control, instilling fear perhaps among party members. what is a reading on that? reporter: i don't think hu jintao was leaving as a political protest. if it was, he would not be showing up at the party congress at all. he did look quite ill, quite frail, and confused. what struck me was how cold president xi was. he didn't even look at hu jintao as he was being led away. and one of his previous aids was trying to help hu jintao get up. xi jinping's strategist basically said, step down, don't do anything. that gives you a glimpse of china's political atmosphere at the very top, which we don't see very much at all. rishaad: this old adage of if you do coalesce power your enemies also coalesce. perhaps this is something we have to look out for in the future, do we not? reporter: i don't think there are enemies left. xi jinping did talk about power centers, and i think what he was referring to is the youth. that turned out political leaders. one person didn't even ent

that is really another moment showing the era of collective leadership during hu jintao's time that isone and the lack of visibility reactions from all the people sitting on the stage, another reminder the ruthless nature of this party and it's leader, no one wants to show reaction that can be used against them, apathy may be the only option for all of them in the hall. >> it was certainly a humiliating experience for hu jintao. you talk about him surrounding himself with loyalists, the concern is he is then in an echo chamber. there are many people within china and out concerned about that. steven jeng joining us from beijing, many thanks. >>> now to the uk. conservative party leaders are preparing to vote this week for their next leader and prime minister. british media are reporting two of the top contenders, boris johnson and rishi sunak held secret summit talks saturday evening. neither one was formally announced their intention to enter the race. the third top contender house of commons leader penny mordaunt has already thrown her name into the ring. let's bring in anna stewart l

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hu appears confused, even to resist. while xi jinping shows zero sympathy.year-old hu unwell, or was it some kind of political power play? we'll probably never know, as the incident has already been scrubbed from chinese tv and social media. >> trevor: god damn. scrub the social media and tv. did you see that? they picked the old man out and escorted him out like he was kanye at a bar mitzvah. did you see xi jingping? was even wilder, he sitting there like you can't do anything. are you going to do anything? is the most powerful person in china, and he's like, "sorry, there must be some rule or something, i'm new here, i can't do anything." i don't even know what it supposed to mean. was it supposed to send a message? if it does, i don't think it happened. because nobody knows what just happened! they either took this guy away as some kind of power grab or because he had one too many long island iced teas, who knows! i mean, i guess we know that it didn't go according to plan, because they scrubbed all the video of it from the internet. they wouldn't do that

hu's whereabouts were not immediately clear.row, xi jinping is widely expected to be named leader for an unprecedented third term in office. still to come on "pbs news weekend," growing concern over childhood mental health and the treatments available to them. and making the joys of surfing accessible to all kids. ♪ >> this is "pbs news weekend" from the home of the "pbs newshour" wknights on pbs. geoff: as russia loses soldiers, territory, and momentum, it is turning to other nefarious actors for support. chief among them, iran. the white house is concerned about the increased flow of weapons including the possibility of surface to surface position missiles. the pentagon confirmed an increase from tehran. we take a look at the partnership in the war. >> the relative calm of kyiv rocked by loud blasts earlier this week, crumbling buildings to their foundations. but these were not the now-familiar rocket fire or artillery strikes. they were a barrage of deadly drones, dozens across several cities, in the largest assault of its ki

chinese state media has blamed ill health for the unexpected removal of the former president hu jintaothe hall during the communist party congress. the xinhua news agency said he had insisted on attending the closing ceremony even though he was recuperating and then felt unwell. in germany, police say around 80, 000 people joined a rally in support of protesters in iran. it's the biggest demonstration by the iranian diaspora ever. iranians from across europe are calling on western governments to sanction the powerful revolutionary guard and to throw out iranian diplomats. now on bbc news, could transplant organs one day be created in the lab and produced on a 3d printer? click goes to sweden to find out. this week, shiona has been to sweden to see how new organs could be printed in a lab. meanwhile, lara has been creating body parts of a different kind. what's happened to my ear? nick talks to a man in a box. and the man hunting the missing cryptoqueen explains how to find someone from a single selfie. even if i posted a picture of me in my back garden, there is a possibility someone c

hu moved from china's villages to beijing in search for better job prospects. equivalent of a few dozen u.s. dollars from construction work, anything left over he sends home to his kids in the village. he says the pandemic has made it harder to find the work and china's economy is in bad shape because of all of the covid restrictions. the growth engine is sputtering. after decades of unstoppable growth, china's economy is cracking. constant covid lockdowns wrecking businesses and lives. he shows us his rental home in beijing, just 4 square meters. it's really small, he says. since chinese leader xi jinping took power in 2012, he's pledged to reduce income inequality but workers like hu aren't seeing the benefits. i don't think it's a good idea for him to continue to serve. >> i think there are a lot of people in china who have lost confidence in the pragmatic judgment of their leader. it could become a big challenge to xi jinping. >> reporter: unemployment is skyrocketing, not just because of the pandemic. china's once vibrant private sector suffocating under x

as you can see here, mr hu was sitting beside president xijinping in the great hall of the people when move, during what's usually a highly choreographed event. 0ur correspondent, steve mcdonell, has more from beijing. incredible scenes there at the great hall of the people this morning. and it's left a lot of people scratching their heads wondering what's going on. i think to unpack this, it's probably best to take it chronologically. so the morning session initially was behind closed doors. then the second part of the last day at the congress, some journalists were allowed into the great hall of the people. hu jintao was sitting in the front row on stage and then in front of the cameras, several officials came along and said to him, you could see the ushering, "you should go." he looks like he doesn't want to leave. but then he says something to xijinping, who nods. he tapped his protege, li keqiang, on the shoulder and is helped off the stage. now there are only two possibilities, really. one is that this is sort of chinese power politics on display with xi jinping out with the old

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. >> not only would it utterly fail and create silos, but it would -- it's just -- hu hu -- hu.alex jones because for years he said this didn't happen. adding to the unimaginable pain of these parents -- >> absolutely. howard: -- can who lost their children and then only said, yeah, it was real when the lawsuits came. and even in court he was kind of defiant, i'm done apologizing, and now says money ain't there meaning he's not going to be able to pay, although we'll see about it. >> there's ways of tracking down money. he's not poor. i never really watched alex jones, i did a couple years ago, and he was selling all these supplements. so he makes money through that, and i think they'll be able to trace that. they traced some of it on o.j. simpson when the families of, the goodman family sued o.j. simpson after he was acquitted. of the murder of the son and nicole brown simpson. again though, i want to make it really clear here, alex jones is a despised figure right now because we are talking about it. last thing you want is the government to come in and make him a martyr of the

hu jintao was sitting in the front row on stage and then in front of the cameras.o him, you could see the ushering, you should go. he looks like he doesn't want to leave. but then he says something to xijinping, who nods. he tapped his protege, li keqiang, on the shoulder and is helped off the stage. now there are only two possibilities, really. one is that this is sort of chinese power politics on display with xi jinping out with the old in with him. you know, there's something like that. and that was people's initial feeling, the initial thought of what was going on. really, though, i think what's much more likely is that it's something to do with his health, because when you look at the footage a little bit earlier, when he's still sitting down to his left on stage, other seniorfigures in the party, you can see they're turning to him. they look a bit worried about him. and then when he stands up and the fact that he says something to xijinping and nods, i think what's most likely is that he has some sort of a serious health problem. and that's why china's former

chinese state media has blamed ill health for the unexpected removal of the former president hu jintaohall during the communist party congress. the xinhua news agency said he had insisted on attending the closing ceremony, even though he was recuperating and then felt unwell. in germany, police say around 80,000 peoplejoined a rally in support of protesters in iran. it's the biggest demonstration by the iranian diaspora ever. iranians from across europe are calling on western governments to sanction the powerful revolutionary guard and to throw out iranian diplomats. now on bbc news, the editor—in—chief of british vogue 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, edward enninful has challenged convention — not least by increasing the number of black and older women in the magazine. he's reached the summit of international fashion and media while battling depression, alcohol problems and a sickle cell condition. it's a long way from his childhood in ghana, which h

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been some extraordinary scenes at china's ruling communist party congress — with the former leader huony in beijing. mr hu was sitting beside president xijinping when he was approached by officials — who took him by the arm and led him away. it's not clear what was behind the move, but state media claims ill health led to the removal of the former president. back to our top story and the conservative leadership race. what do voters make of the turbulent events in westminster? jessica lane has been talking to people in the conservative constituency of penistone and stocksbridge in south yorkshire to find out. as mps are back in their constituencies this weekend, many will find out if what's happening in westminster is the talk of their town. i think that we've lost faith in all the politicians, labour or conservative, and i think it's time that we need to get a bit more stance within the country again, a bit of stability back. i've been in spain last week on holiday and all the spanish people and german people keep saying, "what's wrong with your country? " well, we've been. talking no

hu, moved from china's villages to beijing in search for better job prospects.cky day he can make the equivalent of a few u.s. dollars from his construction project. he says the pandemic has made it harder to find work and china's economy is in bad shape because of all the covid restrictions. the growth engine is sputtering. after decades of unstoppable growth, china's economy is cracking. constant covid lockdowns wrecking businesses and lives. he shows us his rental home in beijing. just four square meters. it's really small, he says. since chinese leader xi jinping took power in 2012, he's pledged to reduce income inequality. workers aren't seeing the benefits. i don't think it's a good idea for him to continue to serve. >> i think there are a lot of people in china who have lost confidence in the pragmatic judgment of their leader. it could become a big challenge to xi jinping. >> unsploimt skyrocketing, not just because of the pandemic. china's once vibrant structure suffocated under xi jinping's crackdown to bring companies under tighter communist party con

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