and also in kiev, was able to address directly what the current dangers and challenges are, and the iea was able to express. its views on what needs to be avoided. i said it in saboroje, i said it in kiev, i say it here in caliningrad, nuclear power plants should never be attacked, under no circumstance, there is nothing that justifies that they are no legitimate military targets, and the iea is there to inform, to deter and to propose. the necessary measures uh to avoid this, and i believe that even if we have seen concerning events over the past few weeks, the presence, the continuity of our presence of the iae is an asset for the international community, is an asset for russia, is an asset for ukraine, is an asset for nuclear safety and security, and we need to protect it, we need to enlarge it is possible, and this is something we were also discussing. and this presence is a benefit for all parties, it is a benefit for russia, it is a benefit for ukraine, it is a benefit for the international community, i would like to emphasize that the role of the iaea in this work to ensure nucle

and the iea is splendid at putting forward arguments from first principle. that it should be over constrained by political reality. and i think you've got to start from where you've got to start from where you are. you have to accept the system works on the basis of being free at the point of use, and you can onigum it at either end. you might even want to charge, as nigel says , for charge, as nigel says, for prescriptions for better off people or for doctor's visits. but i don't think you can simply just turn the system upside down. >> but the mood that five years ago wanted no change and more money has now changed, hasn't it, that people are accepting? >> well, some change for example, on on that point it used to be thought that you couldn't offer tax incentives for people to go off and take private care. that will change as the proportion using private care gets larger. >> all right. well, thank you to my panel in a moment. the great migration debate. how much is legal migration really costing taxpayers well welcome back. i'm still jacob rees—mogg and we

direction of travel is one that we share >>> i want to share with you the latest comments from the ieahat they published this morning a new report the international energy agency has now cut the 2024 oil demand growth forecast by 70,000 barrels per day. this is very important at this stage, of course, as we continue to monitor also how the geopolitical scene is having an impact on the oil market further commentary from the iea this morning suggesting they see global oil demand growth continuing to ak st.ccelerate. the chief downturn is happening in china at the same time, they said the world supply has increased in august despite the outages we saw in libya, for susinstance i want to look at the oil prices brent is trading higher by 1.3%. wti is moving higher at this stage. indeed, so far, we are also tracking what's happening with the hurricane francine this is also having implications to the moves in the oil market. >>> coming up on the show, we'll look ahead to the ecb's rate decision with the central bank expected to deliver its second rate cut of the cycle. we'll be live from fran

hand and — of those negotiators who are on hand and we spoke earlier to the director general of the iea he said that there are some tones that appear— that there are some tones that appear open for negotiation so we have — appear open for negotiation so we have to see that actually moves — we have to see that actually moves forward on the ground. there — moves forward on the ground. there is— moves forward on the ground. there is some reporting from lebanon to fight confirmed by israel and hezbollah that they have killed one of the senior commanders in the organisation. is it possible after all of these strikes, 1300 targeted attacks to assess what damage they have managed to inflict on they have managed to inflict on the group and how much ability of the group still has to respond? of the group still has to remand?— of the group still has to respond? of the group still has to resond? h ' . ., ~ ., respond? it's difficult to know for sure- _ respond? it's difficult to know for sure. one _ respond? it's difficult to know for sure. one thing _ respond? it's difficult to know for sure. one

this is the lowest level since march of the twenty-first year, the iea report says.terms of revenues, they fell by 10% to $15 billion. the reason, in addition to the drop in volumes, was the decline in world oil prices. russia has again become the main supplier of aluminum to south korea. in july, exports of this metal increased by one and a half times. the country purchased 30 thousand tons, for almost $80 million. this is data from the south korean.

we are committed to working closely with the iea to maintain the safe, secure and peaceful use of nuclear technology. we are working to set the highest nonproliferation standard as a part of our cooperation with australia and the united kingdom. a related aspect of our nonproliferation policy approaches strategic trade controls, we have worked through the multilateral arrangements to limit the spread of long-range technology that could be used to deliver nuclear weapons and we continue to advance strategic trade controls internationally by improving coronation between like-minded partners, strengthening multilateral regimes and taking steps to address any gaps. but there are limits to this consensus-based approach in a more competitive environment, our adversaries are disregarding their commitments and standing in the way of reforms. to support a torn ukraine, russia has turned to the prc to prop up its defense industrial base, north korea to provide missiles and iran to provide missiles and drones. russia is increasing its operations with all three. it has also been blocking new controls

we urgently call upon the iea to develop in cooperation with the palestinian. authorities tailored emergency response program to address these issues. israel force have carried out fresh violent raids in number of cities and towns across the occupied west bank regime troops storm homes and abducted some 50 palestinians during their latest raids into the territory, including al-fawar refugee camp near al- khalil. we were earlier joined by our romala correspondent for your latest details. yes, let's start this round of news over here in the westland by starting with the shaf refugee camp raiding by the iof and the killing of the palestinian child hanni al 16 years old during that israeli raded to camp near occupied al quds where night this evening the iof raided with large numbers. of soldiers and attacking the palestinians over there and during the clashes that erupted between the iof and the palestinians. hanny was shot and killed on the spot by a live ammunitians chest and reportedly there is another another severe injury that has been moved to a palestinian hospital. also in in the same co

million barrels were shipped daily, this is the lowest level since march of the twenty-first year, the iea report says. if we talk about revenues, they fell by 10% to $ 15 billion, the reason in addition to the fall in volumes was the decline in world oil prices. and the european central bank has lowered its base rate for the second time this year, it fell by 6% to 3.65. this decision. with the slowdown in inflation in the eurozone, but experts believe that the easing of policy could weaken the european currency. according to morgan stanley's forecast, the euro will fall to parity with the dollar in a few months, which is 7% lower than the current values. these were the economic news, briefly. forward artem dzyuba moved to the talyatinsky football club okron. this was officially announced on the club's website, a contract with the former striker of the russian national team was signed before end. of the 2024-25 season. dzyuba will play under the twenty-fourth number. let us remind you that dzyuba is 36 years old, his last club was moscow lokomotiv, which he left in may. akron has scored in

this is the lowest level since march of the twenty-first year, the iea report says. if we talk about income, they decreased by 10% to 15 billion dollars. the reason, in addition to the fall in volumes, was the decline in world oil prices. russia has once again become the main supplier of aluminum to south korea. in july, exports of this metal increased by one and a half times. the country purchased 30,000 tons for almost 80 million dollars. this is according to south korean statistics. in terms of volumes, it was able to bypass such large suppliers as australia and india, while the total export of goods to the republic continues to fall from january to july, russia supplied products there for 3.7 billion dollars, a decrease of one third over the year. the central bank announced the final deadline for the introduction of the digital ruble, july 1, twenty-five. such the regulator sent the proposal to the ministry of finance. by the time of launch, 13 of russia's largest banks must prepare everything necessary for digital transactions. this is the ability to open accoun

we urgently call upon the iea to develop in cooperation with the palestinian authorities tailored emergency response. program to address these issues. iran's president slams in action of islamic nations regarding the israeli genocide in the gaza strip. massad pishan said israel dares to commit these crimes due to the divisions among the muslim nations. he calls for unity among all islamic nations and said the enemy is the one who sews divisions among muslims. iran's president said by unity among muslim nations there will be no defeat for the islamic world. he said the unity among the muslim nations will. prevent anti-muslim powers uh to plunder their resources. pesishgan made the remarks during the 38th international islamic unity conference in tehran, at least 144 intellectuals from 36 countries are taking part in the three-day event. india's supreme court has uh dismissed the petition to halt military exports to israel raising concerns among activists about the prior. proprization of foreign policy over international humanitarian law and potential complicity in genocideman reports from ne

this week's bev turner on my panel this evening reem ibrahim acting director of communications at the ieand tom buick , visiting professor of tom buick, visiting professor of education at the university of staffordshire. evening. both. good evening. good evening. want to hear from you at home as well. gbnews.com/yoursay. so let's kick off with the nhs. it's been a huge story today. a report by a former new labour health minister, lord darzi , health minister, lord darzi, described the nhs as dire and he said that the failings in care have led to the deaths of thousands of patients a year. but he says it could be turned around. here he is. >> big picture finding is the nhs is in a serious, critical condition, but the vital signs are normal, which will suggest that we can do something about this. to do it well, we need to engage the whole staff, patients, the public, the political leadership all aligned to make that change happen as quickly as we can because we. >> keir starmer responded with a speech that used more clinical health metaphors than you can imagine. here he is. >> lectures may

the iea excesses that the world needs to add or refurbish the equivalent of the entire existing grid. we are working on a global energy storage pledge at cop 29. we have to plug the gaps in meeting these targets. finally the alliance can increase upon the alliance can increase upon the nativity of clean energy. there is a huge demand for affordable clean technologies from green hydrogen to sustainable cooking and cooling. we have got to progress commercialisation, the tech with the greatest potential. we will take a phased and inclusive approach to building the alliance, listening to those leading the way in clean power and those who share our ambitions. but the shared goal is clear. making net zero power a reality everywhere. second we must unlock much more climate and nature finance. this is critical to my progressive realist approach to the crisis. tackling the crisis requires will build consensus that is the principal at the heart of the principal at the heart of the copy process and we can only reach a consensus by heeding others concerns as well as our own. as i know all too we

the concern is a data protecti a covert influence by foreign adversary, how would disclosure be -- ieadisclosure under your view of the reason for ts lot a propaganda, may be disclosure addresses that but that, the act is not even aimed at express activity per . of a u.s. corporation. ownership >> well, just take a last point. fits a said we think i is a that expressive activity. the entire justification relates to expressive -- it singles out a a specifi saker whole debate -- >> thi act regul both, okay s it regulates prsive activity because it directly targetsikk u.s., but it is also regulating foreign ownership which is a separate non-expreiv interest of the government. ith thoseomnation why should we apply the o'brien frameworkndor into? >> because this is not a statute that's generally regulating foreign ownership or its regulating feign ownership, the provision which i bought for ownership of a particula speaker. o'brien was upheld because the w regulate a whole range of activity the court said a its diddley it my fault one speech. here the regulation falls directly and the burde

checks of the 400 or so israeli nuclear weapons which israel doesn't even admit it's got and the the iea is not even part. the uh nuclear proliferation treaty and the iaa does nothing about it and this is a body which is supposed to to look out for uh problems around the nuclear issue, they're very quick and look at the hypocrisy, they go to iran which doesn't even have nuclear weapons and they every every day of the week all they can think about is iranian nuclear weapons when they don't even have them, whereas on the other side they the saying israel which has them and is an existential threat to all its neighbors and the world uh they do nothing. "this is the kind of bias, this is the kind of international uh organizations that need to be replaced, and the global south, the muslim nations, the the russians, the chinese need to accelerate their collaboration, and indeed, i think uh, mr. arakchi is going to the the the bricks meeting next week, i believe, and there he's going to raise the issue of gaza, which must be on the agenda, and to raise the issue of how bricks, if bricks is genu

australian newspapers as well as the pay—tv monopoly here and a very big holding in a company called ieapanies in the world albeit one that is challenged by the rise of the internet, streaming and so it is legacy media assets who is probably best days are behind them. m50 days are behind them. also interesting _ days are behind them. also interesting and _ days are behind them. also interesting and great - days are behind them. also interesting and great to - days are behind them. also interesting and great to have your thoughts. thank you for joining us from sydney. thank ou so joining us from sydney. thank you so much- _ joining us from sydney. thank you so much. let's _ joining us from sydney. thank you so much. let's take - joining us from sydney. thank you so much. let's take you i joining us from sydney. thank| you so much. let's take you to iran where _ you so much. let's take you to iran where the _ you so much. let's take you to iran where the new _ you so much. let's take you to iran where the new president i iran where the new president says he will use his power to ensure tha

right now, and when we look at other major institutions that model how this decision unfolds like the ieaey see that emissions growth is slowing down in the p could happen this ticket -- the peak could happen this decade. the major contributors are solar and wind. tom: it could happen at this decade and a big role, and there was the cost efficiency that has come through for solar and wind. across the globe who were at the laggards in the leaders in the moves toward net zero and emissions seeking? >> the u.s. and europe are already reducing their emissions, and this is a successful story demonstrated by implementation of renewables and large sustainable demand, but on the other side of the world china's economic boom has been the driver of emissions growth and with other increases being contributed by places like india, but in places like china, in the specific case of china we think that in the short term they are going to follow the path of developed economies, so emissions speak immediately -- peak immediately. bending the curve sooner than previously thought. while china drove emission

underperformed i'm bullish on energy but i think you have to be careful about this announcement by the iea paul mentioned. >> and poor performance. shares not confirming the move in oil when it was strong and of course oil came down at this point 100% i aindustry witaindustry -- agree with the exxon trade and drillers. >> and boeing shares under pressure after factory workers reject at labor contract and on strike first time since 2008 more than 30,000 members mp the yin walking off the job this morning. phil lebeau is at a factory one all the details. hey, phil. >> melissa, a day it began with workers walking off the job at midnight pacific time. we were with them early this morning when they were voek until saying we're not going back to work and then as the day went on started to see the financial pressure that this is putting on boeing. first start with the credit agencies fitch and moody's both issues warnings today they may downgrade boeing's credit rating obviously, if they lose investment-grade status, huge implications if they have to do a capital raise down the road. cfo says the

today, we are one week away from a potential strike of the iea union on the ports that could become aon to the supply chain as we enter the holiday season. if you look at the imports and exports, more than $2 billion in daily trade could be disrupted. the strike could cause an immediate disruption to a number of industries. here are the number of goods that move through the ports. overall, it is half of the imports and 2/3 of u.s. exports. the impact to holiday season remains unclear. freight and online shipping marketplace shows 70% of goods would have normally been imported this time and a number of other factors have led many retailers to import earlier according to the freighter ceo. >> people remember the pandemic and people remember the increasing weather disruption in the world and labor disputes. in the last few weeks, people are aware of the strikes on the east coast and ports. for all of those reasons, retailers have gotten ahead of the curve and shipping earlier for the holiday season. >> currently, container shipping rates are elevated with the read sea conflict, but they

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another thing we're going to discuss is the iea report suggesting that we need total reform of the nhs more money in, but fundamental reform so that we make it look like the health service that other countries have that are more responsive to patients. and less run for the sake of the producer. >> and jacob, if nigel were prime minister, that surely would mean that you'd join reform at long last. >> well, i think if nigel were to become prime minister, he'd probably want to become a tory first of all. but perhaps we'll have to ask him that when he's he's back in the studio to get his view on whether or not he can become prime minister and whether he did as a tory. >> spoken like a true politician there, jacob rees—mogg, of course, straight after this state of the nation. thank you very much to my superstar panel tonight, peter tatchell, dame andrea jenkyns and of course , andrea jenkyns and of course, tanaka. always a pleasure. i still don't think it's going to catch on this electric vehicle thing. i really, really don't. i know we can carry this. >> put a tenner on it. >> put a tenner

i've better go iea. like a cryptic crossword clue. better go and like a cryptic crossword clue. i'vebetter go and do it. we better go and do it. whereas somebody like hope not hate, who are government advisers who have are government advisers who have a lot of credibility, they posted fake what they even admitted and what the police said was fake news but left it up, telling, telling people that far right thugs were throwing acid in muslim women's faces and that i've seen videos of muslim men incited to violence over that. men incited to violence over that . and they have credibility. that. and they have credibility. so they should be hauled in front of the courts and given much more, a much longer sentence than childminders and people who, you know, have just had a bottle of wine. nobody listens. and they i mean, they haven't, sentenced her yet, but they're saying it's going to be a long custodial sentence. well, we've already seen like 2 or 3 years handed out here or there. so i guess that's going to be what it's looking like. >> an

that is according to the iea, the international energy agency. and that is why we are learning the white house plans to meet today with the ceo behind jet g, chatgpt, sam altman of openai, seen as matt egan, is here with much more on this. what are you what more are you hearing about? the issue and what the white house role is in this this is a massive challenge and it's not one they're going to solve overnight. but this meeting is a start right there, putting some of the most powerful figures in artificial intelligence together in a room with the power industry and some of the top officials in the federal government cnn has learned that today's meeting, which hasn't been previously reported will include mr. chatgpt himself, sam altman, the ceo of open a.i. he's the face of the a.i. industry and we should note he's also been an investor in energies startups that are specifically designed to power the a.i. boom. >> other knows the issue and he has a lot to gain. >> he's got a lot at stake here. >> no doubt. now, this is not just openai at this mee

annmarie: the iea coming out about their report. not exactly a surprise given what people have been talking about. what i find interesting is the iea was leaning into what we heard, in china, gasoline uptick is starting to wane because people are buying ev's and they have cheap ev's. that is one of the issues that are happening -- that is happening but people are not consuming as much. jonathan: i find the compare and contrast to be quite amazing. the fact that we are having this discussion with inflation essentially where it is in europe in the united states and the growth profile of america is more robust here in america versus europe. why is there conversation about cutting 50 basis points? lisa: why are we not talking about the ecb cutting more aggressively than the federal reserve given the fact that if they had a dual mandate, they would be looking at the growth picture. they would be looking at germany and say just a second. how much of this is because they already telegraphed something and they have to stick with it? that's

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and also thank you to the senior fellow at the iea, doctor stephen davis. superb debate.ed people out there. and that includes me this week. and i'm afraid wasn't our time. but maybe, just maybe, we can dare to dream. maybe there'll be new tickets, some new venues and we'll get in there. thank you very much. now, in the next hour, we'll be joined. well, we'll be joined later in the show by lee anderson. he's giving his first interview since coming back to parliament. you will not want to miss it . stick around. see you sooi'i. 500“. >> soon. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar, sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> good afternoon. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. plenty going on in the skies today. some big thunderstorms in places , but other areas just places, but other areas just fine with some warm and humid sunshine. it's a bit of a messy weather picture . low pressure weather picture. low pressure system sitting over the uk old weather fronts generating some hefty downpours. we've seen some thunderstorms and a few more

the iea came out with a report a couple of weeks ago on this on this very point that actually there arey funding things that are effectively higher gdp per capha effectively higher gdp per capita than some areas of the uk. now on this point on immigration, i think that what's interesting about the conservative party leadership election is that all four of those candidates are trying to define themselves as being a particular faction within the party. so this really is not just a debate about the future of the leader of the conservative party, but also the future of conservatism as a whole. and the definition about what that looks like for immigration. now, i think that if you're an illegal migrant, , if you're an illegal migrant,, you should not be allowed to become a british citizen in this country. >> yeah. which is, let's be honest, a marked contrast to the current, policy. so that's mad. >> but they've had he was part of a government that had 14 years to sort this out. numbers only rose and rose and rose. i think what jeff is trying to do is try and get some of those reform voters t

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