ione wells, bbc news.streets of lisbon and other cities across portugal to protest against soaring rents and house prices at a time when inflation is making it even harder for people to make ends meet. the demonstrations were organised by the home to live movement and other groups as shelley phelps reports. taking to the streets to protest against the housing crisis. government data shows more than half of workers in portugal in less than 1000 euros a month while the average rent for a one bed flat in the tourist hot spot of lisbon is nearly 1400. and with costs continuing to rise, those here say they are facing an impossible situation. we say they are facing an impossible situation. say they are facing an im ossible situation. ~ . ., impossible situation. we have a salary which _ impossible situation. we have a salary which is _ impossible situation. we have a salary which is higher _ impossible situation. we have a salary which is higher than - impossible situation. we have a salary which is higher than

ione wells, bbc news.ers or sports shoes, they're big business, making up a 70 billion dollar industry. now, singapore is hosting a convention all about them — the first of a kind in southeast asia. tim allman reports. bass riff from these boots are made for walkin' by nancy sinatra plays. they're notjust footwear — they are a way of life. # you keep sayin�* you've got something for me hundreds of millions of trainers are sold every year, worn by the athletically inclined and those who are less so. # these boots are made for walkin�* # and that's just what they'll do # one of these days # these boots are gonna walk all over you where there's money, there is always a convention, and this one is happening in singapore. organisers say around 15,000 people were in attendance, getting a kick out of their kicks. we have people here from indonesia, thailand, brunei, malaysia. it's a really amazing thing to see sneakerheads unite from around the region to gather for this event. sneaker con is a global phenomenon,

ione wells, bbc news. the new school year started last week in afghanistan.eenage girls out of school. so, what are the options for young afghans who want to keep up their studies but are unable to return to class? shazia haya reports on one new solution being offered by the bbc world service. across afghanistan, girls�* classrooms sit empty. they have told the bbc how it feels. translation: | find it - so painful that they are not allowing us to our schools. this decision is against islam. for the past two years, every morning i go to the rooftop of our home to watch the primary schoolgirls going to school. i stay there until midday when they finish and i cry. i miss learning new things. the bbc made lessons for the children to access remotely during the coronavirus lockdown in the uk. we thought they might be useful in somewhere else. this is where the journalists and producers of bbc�*s afghan service are coming together to work on a very different task from what we normally do. working on an educational programme for young afghans, this lesson in dari and

ione wells, bbc news.aelis have held protests across the country against a radicaljudicial overhaul, despite prime minister benjamin netanyahu's decision to pause the reforms earlier this week. talks have been initiated between the government and the opposition, but protest organisers fear the legislation could still be brought to a vote. pope francis has led palm sunday mass at the vatican, just a day after being discharged from hospital, following treatment for bronchitis. the pontiff, who's 86, appeared before worshippers in st peter's square, at the start of one of the busiest weeks in the christian calendar. 0ur europe correspondent, jenny hill, has that story. there was a determination about pope francis this morning, a desire, perhaps, to get back to work. butjust a day after he left hospital, he cut a rather frail figure, his voice at times rather hoarse as he led the palm sunday mass. translation: i thank you for “oining me and also for your prayers, _ which intensified in recent days. i truly tha

ione wells, bbc news.pital in rome. the 86—year—old was admitted with breathing difficulties, and later diagnosed with bronchitis. the pontiff's admission to hospital came ahead of the busiest week in the christian calendar. thousands of people gathered in st peter's square, waving palm and olive branches as pope francis was driven into the huge esplanade, sitting in the back of a white, open—topped vehicle. he then celebrated mass. his initial blessing was made standing up, but he spent the rest of the service sitting down. in his homily, he called on people not to ignore those experiencing great suffering and solitude. the service ended with a procession in st peter's square. and the pontiff left waving to crowds of worshippers from his popemobile. early results from the finnish elections have given the centre—right national coalition party a 0.1% lead over prime minister sanna marin's social democrats. with 42% of the votes counted, the ncp have 20.8% of the vote with the government on 20.7, whilst the

ione wells, bbc news.end human muscle — grown in a lab — into space — to better understand the ageing process. ian haslam's been to meet the team at the university of liverpool. 202i — and muscle cells grown in a liverpool labroratory are sent up the international space station. now, scientists are again reaching for the stars, almost, to learn more about ageing. when the globe in the space, it may look like a very exhilarated form of ageing. in the lab, we'd stimulated them to make them contract like exercise on the space station. and we looked at how the response to that exercise changed compared to what we see on earth. it will be found as a pattern that looks very much like an accelerated ageing change that is going on. the dream would be to reduce ageing keep people stronger as they get older. they do it using small pieces of human muscle taken from biopsy�*s — and stem cells from those are then grown into mini muscles. s there is nine wells, you have some extras 5 there is nine wells, you have some e

ione wells, bbc news.out at the head of the programme but it has emerged in the last few minutes that the european space agency has delayed the launch we were talking about. it is heralded as one of its most ambitious missions to date, the attempt to send a spacecraft towards jupiter. but not now happening this lunchtime. our science editor rebecca morelle is with me. what has happened? what are they saying? it what has happened? what are they sa in: ? ., , what has happened? what are they sa in.? what has happened? what are they sa inc? saying? it was looking so good, the rocket was sitting _ saying? it was looking so good, the rocket was sitting on _ saying? it was looking so good, the rocket was sitting on the _ saying? it was looking so good, the rocket was sitting on the launch i saying? it was looking so good, the | rocket was sitting on the launch pad waiting to blast off but then an announcement came through, there was lightning in the area which of course puts the rocket at risk and it puts the ca

ione wells has the details.taking place in hundreds of council areas across england. about 8000 councillors are being elected in total. in the biggest round of local elections in england since 2019. but this time, there is one big change. [30 england since 2019. but this time, there is one big change.— england since 2019. but this time, there is one big change. do you have our id on there is one big change. do you have your m on you? _ there is one big change. do you have your id on you? now _ there is one big change. do you have your id on you? now you _ there is one big change. do you have your id on you? now you have - there is one big change. do you have your id on you? now you have to - there is one big change. do you have | your id on you? now you have to take id, or ou your id on you? now you have to take id. or you won't— your id on you? now you have to take id, or you won't be _ your id on you? now you have to take id, or you won't be able _ your id on you? now you have to take id, or you won't be able

live now to our political correspondent ione wells.hey feel abandoned, how are the government responding to them? that's right, there's been some criticism from what's thought to be potentially thousands of british and dual nationals who are still in sudan looking for answers about how they might be able to be evacuated. what we know so far is that the uk government have evacuated british embassy staff and diplomats and theirfamilies. and the their families. and the justification theirfamilies. and the justification the british government has given for evacuating the stuff first is that embassies were at direct risk, they also say they have a legal duty to their own government employees, so that's the main reason why embassy staff were some of the first to be evacuated, and also because if they are in a sort of safer place, they may find it easier to coordinate help for others to still remaining in the country. now, at the moment, the government have said that any kind of evacuation for british nationals is looking sort of increasingly

well, our political correspondent, ione wells, is at westminster for us now. what next?xt? i think, given labour's recent past, any comments - what next? i think, given labour's recent past, any comments like i what next? i think, given labour's. recent past, any comments like this that appear to downplay the experiences ofjewish people are incredibly toxic for the party. remember that underjeremy corbyn's leadership, concerns that anti—semitism is on the rise led to the equality and human rights commission finding out the party acted unlawfully. i think as we heard, sir keir starmer is keen to point to her suspension as an indication that the party has changed. when he was pressed three times earlier on whether her comments were anti—semitic, he eventually did say that he thought they were. he wasn't really drawn on whether or not he thought she should be allowed to stand again as a labour candidate in the next general election. remember, jeremy corbyn, who has also been suspended from the labour party, has been told he is not going to be able to stand as a labour candi

well, we've also ions— the planet. well, we've also ions iigni— the planet. ive mp jo gideon, the conservative mp for jo gideon, the conservative mp ioi sioks— jo gideon, the conservative mp ioi sioys on— jo gideon, the conservative mp for stoke on trent— jo gideon, the conservative mp for stoke on trent central, sissisi— for stoke on trent central, sissisi .— for stoke on trent central, sissisi . in— for stoke on trent central, elected . in 2019. if?" e elected. in 2019. i can't isiisws— elected. in 2019. i can't believe how old you are, actually. thank you. you're 70. so you were elected to parliament for the first time at 67? yes do you think there's any ageism in parliament? well, i just don't accept any- g " 7 well,i just don't accept any sort of gioss— just don't accept any sort of glass ceilings— just don't accept any sort of glass ceilings and barriers . but glass ceilings and barriers. but yes,— glass ceilings and barriers. but yss, ssnoiniy— glass ceilings and barriers. but yes, certainly there is. i think you— yes, certainly there is. i think you no

well, yeah. and as usual, we ion-i— . well, yeah. and as usual, we ion-i gei— . well, yeah. ey should come to scotland and see aggression. see a full size aggression. anyway, we've the anyway, moving on, we've got the sunday now eco sunday times now and eco warriors aren't just costing us money ruining our energy money and ruining our energy policy, terrifying policy, they're also terrifying for our children. steve yeah, apparently these climate worries are impacting children's mental health. don't worry about it's noi— health. don't worry about it's no ine— health. don't worry about it's no me eni— health. don't worry about it's not the end of— health. don't worry about it's not the end of the— don't worry about it's not the end of the world. oh, nang— not the end of the world. oh, nang — not the end of the world. oh, nang inie— not the end of the world. oh, hang on. this is— not the end of the world. oh, hang on. this is dr. brit ray , a hang on. this is dr. brit ray, a meniai— hang on. this is dr. brit ray, a mental health— hang on. this is dr. brit ray, a mental health re

we can speak now to our political correspondent, ione wells, who's in downing street. good morning.. i suppose there are two versions and one is the prime minister, a lot to read and a lot of process to go through. the other is a prime minister who is dithering. what do we know about the timing if anything? we still do not know when we will get the prime minister's decision or a copy of the report to look at. it has been almost 24—hour since rishi sunak received it. he and the team have pored over the details of the report. there has been criticism about the delay in making a decision. dominic raab knows the names of the people in the ministry ofjustice who made complaints about him. civilservants ofjustice who made complaints about him. civil servants who have been represented by some of the unions in the last 24—hour is have had the unions say this delay is only making them more anxious. however, we know it is a five—month investigation, that dozens have given evidence ranging from complainants to supporters of dominic raab to some top civil servants. it is likely the prime minist

then he produced sophisticated equipment for semiconductor lamps and kinescopes, as well as ion devicesd control systems for electronic computers; his products were supplied to the ussr countries even to south america but the post-soviet period is called quite their unique equipment. unfortunately, i didn't survive. that was the day in history. the republican center for unmanned systems has been created. the essence of the lesson is to prepare courses for working with real devices. chain slicked with bronchomicade no longer kamikaze aged 20 is the generation that worked with joysticks. we already have motor skills in them, and at the age of 50 it’s already hard for any weapon to make a remote-controlled device completely made on a 3d printer. constantly analyzes. i eat two, which allows the guys to feel confident in battle, this is the main thing. used to watching videos stopped working , install, open, watch russian channels, and all movie series and cartoons , educational programs and documentaries for free without registration, watch in the application or on the website. a new stage

describing lobbying services he could potentially provide to a fake company. 0ur political correspondent ione wellsing. do you want to explain to us actually what was recorded, what was seen and heard?— us actually what was recorded, what was seen and heard? morning. well, the times has _ was seen and heard? morning. well, the times has published _ was seen and heard? morning. well, the times has published what - was seen and heard? morning. well, the times has published what is - the times has published what is essentially secretly filmed footage of some of its reporters posing as gambling investors as part of a sting. they claim to be offering the mp scott a paid advisory to these gambling investors. in the extracts that have been published by the times we can see scott benton offering various services that he might be able to provide. these include asking questions in parliament on behalf of of the firm. and also, other services too, like being able to discuss upcoming changes to gambling laws with the relevant minister, and even leaking them a draft copy of planned new legislation to clamp down

ion battery manufacturing. smart thinking, right? as well as most of the reserves of the metals needed to produce them.o today though here's the epa administrator at the white house and his response to that. >> this proposal doesn't kick in till model year 27. so we've got some years to ramp up. we hope we can take advantage of that runway and follow the investments of historic legislation to bring manufacturing, especially battery manufacturing here domestically. >> brian kilmeade and connell mcshane here we. first grady trimble covering this live from the white house. hi, grady. >> the biden administration says the proposed regulations will get co2 emissions out of the air by getting more americans in electric vehicles. right now evs make up 6% of all new vehicle sales, a long way from the epa's new goal of 2/3s by 2032. just nine years from now. there's a lot of doubters that one, don't think that that is possible and two, say the move to electric will only give china more power. as you just pointed out, that's where most ev batteries are produced. so i asked the epa administrator how it balances th

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kailey: and the fed certainly is going to be keeping an ion that as well. eye on that as well. thank you so much. that was 10 hayes. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ this is for those who've been waiting. ♪ not patiently. but deliberately. ♪ waiting for a more considered approach to an electric vehicle. ♪ and the experience that comes with it. ♪ the first-ever all-electric rz. ♪ this is electric, powered by lexus. ♪ kailey: breaking news on lyft. they are planning to terminate 1070 two employees, resenting 26% of its workforce. this confirms earlier reporting bloomberg had from last week. lyft stock, little changed. up 6/10 of 1%. let's get a more wide check on the markets. abigail market -- abigail doolittle is trucking the markets. abigail: the best day in more than two weeks. the nasdaq 100 clearly outperforming. the nasdaq itself is up 2% and meta is up 14%. really just across the board, especially after having such a tough time last year. amazon up in anticipation of a good quarter. a lot of these big tech companies have put up a good quarter. we have bonds down

>> suspect also said he liked to patrol certain areas in the albuquerque re ion saying people called him officer dukes. wellt you can do it. especially if you get caught. you're criminal. and the that wraps up kron. 4 news at 5. but we have a lot more ahead on kron. 4 news at 6. pam moore and ken wayne are here. >> vicki grant, thanks to both. coming up next, at 6 o'clock, the bay area about to get hit by the hottest day of the year. what that will mean for your thursday plans for air quality and the snow melt in the higher elevations forecast. details are ahead of big twist in san francisco's marina district attacked the victim seen in this video. >> now depicted as a person with past aggressions against people who are homeless. we have the latest on that story for us. a preview of tonight's for us. a preview of tonight's big warriors playoff game. i'm dancing is everything. soccer is the best. but her moderate to severe eczema could make it hard for her. my skin was so itchy. and my outfit was uncomfortable. now, my skin's not as itchy. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of

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well, they are familiar elements. these are magnet coils. yellow is actually an accelerator. an ion guide comes out of it. of accelerated wars. it flies over this wall straight into the target. wall with biological protection. last experiment. they were carried out on targets made from berkeley. but it was on this accelerator that the last six chemical elements in the periodic table from 113 to 18 were obtained. so this is in every sense a well-deserved veteran of nuclear physics. almost all the last elements were synthesized. in cooperation with the americans, colleagues from across the ocean sent targets from long-lived superheavy elements to the institute. in dubna they were irradiated with ions. to assault. the islands of stability also decided to go. together, aganesyan flew to america to make an offer to glen seaburg. why did he refuse? what do you think? for me it was you know how such a tub of cold water. after all, it has always been believed that they are doing one thing together and this is more than friendship, but a unique photo next to three nuclear physicists, whose names georgy flerov , gl

as well as somebody who ran for office and did very well, carolina ion leavitt.ery good friend of mine is here and first person who was with me and said you will do good and friend of mine, loves this state and political pro, corey lewandowsky. we will take a few questions afterwards. now you have little time to think about it. we'll take a few questions ok. do you think biden takes questions? i don't think so. i don't think so. you saw yesterday he had the cue cards. said call that. they never did that with me in the white house. on tuesday joe biden that he will seek four more disastrous years. as you know i have done very well against crooked hillary clinton. but today i'm going to do this and i think this could be maybe the most important part of what i'm going to say because this is going to be a major announcement. are you ready? is everybody ready. i will be retiring the name crooked hillary clinton on her monitor and give her a new name, beautiful hillary, but i'm going to retire the name crooked so we can use the name for joe biden because he will be kno

ion car. mm hm. and uranium, as well as abundant arable land, which supports the agriculture depend to the economy. through don is located on the nile river vital for irrigation and hydro, electric power generation was shared with egypt and ethiopia, it borders another 5 countries, nearly all of which a myatt and conflicts. the country has strategic ports on the read. see the only points of export for around $135000.00 barrels of oil a day. most of it from south sir don. despite this, the united nations classified sudan as a low income country. if this violence continues, it could spillover and effects, regional access to water, mineral exports and oil supplies. and then these, the unfolding humanitarian crisis, the fighting has killed hundreds of people and injured thousands. this is shortage of food and fuel and hospitals are out of service. many countries have evacuated, the citizens and tens of thousands of people have played, all of which is pushing a base, a future for certain needs even further out of reach. alex bid for inside story. ah. okay, joining me now are our guests in montreal at co

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well. thank you venv-ion— project is as well. thank you venv-ion inai- project is as well.and as well. maybe a few fog patches around. but with the breeze and the increasing cloud, temperatures won't too far in most towns won't drop too far in most towns and cities hold around and cities will hold up around 5 or 6 c. could be a bit of a murky start again in the east, but as the breeze again strengthens here, that should hopefully lift of that hopefully help lift some of that cloud the and most cloud out of the way. and most of england , wales and scotland of england, wales and scotland should intervals should see some sunny intervals throughout the day. the sunshine, , will be sunshine, though, will be turning this cloud from turning hazy as this cloud from the west pushes in and we'll see some rain into some outbreaks of rain into northern on with northern ireland later on with temperatures climbing up compared to saturday around 16 to 18 c. but in that strengthening breeze, it will just take the edge off the feel of things . this into the of things. this into the overnigh

and i'm afraid it's all well and good for afraid it's all well and good ion nwenen— afraid it's all wellrexit is the opportunity to forge a closer relationship, not just with the british overseas territories, not just with places that still fly the union flag, but actually more broadly with the commonwealth. i mean, you know, there are 2.5 billion people living in the commonwealth. they speak our iengwego. — commonwealth. they speak our iengwego. we— commonwealth. they speak our language. we share— commonwealth. they speak our language. we share common law, we're shared history. language. we share common law, we're shared history . we've had we're shared history. we've had some good times and some very bad times together. amazing to think that 40% of our entire contribution in in world war i and world war ii came from what are now commonwealth countries. and they were all volunteers. so . i'm yes , i think more could be . i'm yes, i think more could be done. and look, you know, i mean, i don't want to rehash the brexit argument. we want to be friendly with our next door neighbours and we

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decision ions can i eetee— what sort of decision ions can i meet wett— what sort of decision ions can i make? welljury case, you would have the jury decides the judge decides the facts, but the judge decides the facts, but the judge decides law . and i think if decides the law. and i think if you look at it on that sort of basis, it's incredibly powerful for you can cut for making sure you can cut through sort of through all that sort of administrative side. china, administrative side. and china, for academy of for example, chinese academy of engineering, claim ai, engineering, they claim that al, their ai has reduced their use of ai has reduced their use of ai has reduced their work load by about a third, and they claim that between 2019 and 2021, they've saved $45 billion as a result. that's a claim. we can have a look at that sort of side. but certainly i think we need to embrace technology. we need to understand it does. and so understand what it does. and so many in many people put their heads in the my advice the sand. and my advice to everybody is, look, out everybody is, look, work out wha

well. you know, it's absolutely gagggnng, ion-i— well. them and their families and the political courage to take risks in pursuit of a higher goal. courage to take risks in pursuit of a higher goal . john hume over of a higher goal. john hume over his entire career, never relented. okay. all right. so inoi-c— relented. okay. all right. so inoi-c iiicni— relented. okay. all right. so that's rishi sunak- ”it;tit;t;i: okay. all right. so that's rishi sunak there in ieiini— that's rishi sunak there in gang, in— that's rishi sunak there in belfast, in northern ireland, inci— belfast, in northern ireland, tnci ioccing— belfast, in northern ireland, just passing comments on the ziin— just passing comments on the 25th anniversary— just passing comments on the 25th anniversary of that good iniiow— 25th anniversary of that good friday agreement and saying that it friday agreement and saying that ii iooi— friday agreement and saying that it took tremendous— friday agreement and saying that it took tremendous courage to get it took tremendous courage

ion. ~ . countries like the in this reuion. ~ . .,, , region. we heard as wellwe heard as well but the us has condemned - region. we heard as well but the us has condemned the l the us has condemned the jailing of the vietnamese political activist. jailing of the vietnamese politicalactivist. how jailing of the vietnamese political activist. how is that complicating these talks? it is never allowed _ complicating these talks? it is never allowed to _ complicating these talks? it is never allowed to complicate them. this isn't new. the vietnamese government runs a very oppressive regime. it is run at the moment by a particularly hardline group of old—fashioned communists, yet they do want good relations with the us. ultimately the strategic interests of having vietnam on board, and this enormous economic potential, it is a very dynamic economy, trump anything with human rights. we will always get the us expressing concern about human rights, is a very difficult country for anybody to say anything critical of the government, lots of people are put in prison. but f

according to a recent study globe demand for lithium ion batteries is expected to rise from the current figure of around 230 gigawatt hours per year to well over $3000.00 in the year 2030 electric car bought 3 are expected to account for about 2 thirds of the demand present carmakers here in europe still depend heavily on china for about 3 supplies. but the race to produce home grown equivalence is on much depends on the availability of raw materials. in our next report will take you to a nickel mine in finland, which could help me demand blue, the land of hunger. that's good. local people used to call this area in the middle of the finish wilderness. but then geologist discovered large quantities of nickel and cobalt in the ground. all these critical, raw materials are urgently needed for the production of e car batteries. the market is big. the company operating here sells its raw materials worldwide. and the managing director, yoni lucas, growing and can hardly keep up with the orders. his firm delivers mostly to asia, especially china. but he wants to change that. my person always is that the that the they're, they're all mother i off

adopting alternate technologies the estimate of the cos caused by producing more ion batteries from increased mining activity as well as disposing batteries. >> don't look at me. >> i'm sure the costs exist but i don't have them off the top of my head. >> i want to thank glenn brian, noah and coral. i want to be credited for getting your names right at least once. thank you for coming. and thank the people online from watching. and i think this is a conversation we will be continuing next time i promise i will have a lawyer on the panel. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2023] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> massachusetts senator ed markey discussed, bitcoin mining in the u.s. saying carbon monoxide emissions are equivalent to the yearly emissions from 7.5 gas powered cars. he chairs the senate environment subcommittee, which is considering legislation to provide crypto mining companies to describe their levels. watch tonight at 9:00 on c-span, or our free mobile video app or anytim