iwant people to look back on this generation and be proud of what we started today, that we grasp theat we ran with it and made it work for working people. that is who we are as a nation. it is who you are as a nation. it is who you are as a nation. it is who you are as the pioneers of the day and it is the ambition to drive this government forward. ai has arrived. our defining opportunity is here and together we will harness it for the good of our country. thank you very much. applause. thank- applause. thank you. | applause. - thank you. thank applause. _ thank you. thank you applause. — thank you. thank you very much. i will spend some time talking to the brilliant people here. i have some questions coming from the media. let's start with chris mason from the bbc. thank ou, chris mason from the bbc. thank you. prime _ chris mason from the bbc. thank you, prime minister. _ chris mason from the bbc. thank you, prime minister. you - chris mason from the bbc. thank you, prime minister. you are - you, prime minister. you are saying — you, prime minister. you are saying today. ahead. wha

amber, iwant its way towards his family farm. amber, i want to come back to you, we were talking a bit about where this procession will be going, walk us through again where his family lives, growing up in the 19205, that depression era. thi5 growing up in the 19205, that depression era. this was not an easy early life for ea5y early life forjimmy carter, was it? easy early life forjimmy carter, was it?— easy early life forjimmy carter, was it? no, but it was one not uncommon _ carter, was it? no, but it was one not uncommon for - carter, was it? no, but it was one not uncommon for rural. one not uncommon for rural georgians during the one not uncommon for rural georgian5 during the period. as you mentioned he does not have electricity in his home, and he helped on the family farm. he was very much a part of the community, attending church regularly, selling peanut5 that he picked to earn a few extra cent5 he picked to earn a few extra cents and dollars. you mentioned americus, georgia, where his body was there in the hospital, a

a month, he offered $20,000 a month and offered to pay six—month upfront and the landlord said no, iwantbeen investigating the supply chain behind chinese fashion brand shein. they found labourers are working for more than 75 hours a week, that is not unusual in china but still illegal. and they said they are committed to ensuring the fair and dignified treatment of all workers within the supply chain. you might think coachella or glastonbury other biggest festivals in the world but have nothing on comella in india today. with millions of hindus taken part of that happens only once in 12 years and the celebrations will span across 45 days. and here is ten seconds from the edge of the uk. this remote shetland island has a population of under a0 people. today they are celebrating new year's day since they follow some customs of the old julian calendar. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm will perry, here's what's coming up. tyson fury walks away from boxing once again but there are still some who think a fight with anthonyjoshua will still happen. david moyes says the everton job is a "dif

translation: iwant them to apologise.is [and must reckon with an enduring struggle for dignity and self—determination. fergal keane, bbc news, greenland. a 37—year—old man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a nurse was stabbed at a hospital. the woman, in her50s, was was stabbed at a hospital. the woman, in her 50s, was left with life changing injuries in the attack at royal oldham hospital on saturday night. health secretary wes streeting said nurses should be able to care for patients without fear of violence. we can bring you some breaking news that we have had in the last few minutes from the reuters news agency. regarding the chagos islands, it says britain and mauritius said on monday they were making good progress in its negotiations to reach a treaty over the future of the us british military base in the chagos islands. a statement provided by the british government said that good progress has been made and discussions are ongoing to reach an agreement that is in both side's interests. it say

translation: iwant them to apologise. wanting to control this [and must reckon with an enduring struggle for dignity and self—determination. fergal keane, bbc news, greenland. a leading obesity expert has warned that weight loss jabs would bankrupt the nhs in england if all eligible patients were prescribed them. the bbc�*s panorama programme has been following nhs patients on the drugs for several months. doctors say they could ultimately produce savings by cutting the cost of treating the health complications linked to excess weight. here s our medical editor, fergus walsh. ray is 62 and has battled with his weight for most of his life. ray, what size is that? it might be a six, six or a seven xl. he got a shock a few years ago when about to have surgery. i was actually outside waiting to go into the theatre and they said, we can't operate on him, he's too big for this table. it's july 2024 at london's guy's hospital. ray is about to become one of the first patients to get the weight loss jab wegovy on the nhs. he weigh

translation: iwant them to apologise.eane, bbc news, greenland. oui’ our website has the latest on the fires in la. the live page is being updated all the time. that is also available on the bbc news app. strong winds are continuing to be focused on los angeles, meaning the threat of fire remains very high. that threat will continue until wednesday. the situation is updated minute by minute, as you can see. hello. a cold day. further west, mild air working its way in and boring. snow and ice. gradually, that weekend earning less cold. even mild across scotland and northern ireland. high pressure building on. mainly dry. variable cloud. some sunshine. a return to fog patches especially in england and wales, the centre where the high winds will be light. when speaking up across the north and west of the country. look at the isobars. weather france are moving in. deco cloud. mild air being pushed in by the strong breeze. flooring snow and ice. england and wales. when does and does strong here. another chilly one to come. som

again, iwant will be provided to you. thank you. again, i want to thank this— you.l do everything that it takes to render— everything that it takes to render it realjustice. this team _ render it realjustice. this team well. i want to also thank our citizens for your heartfelt prayers, _ our citizens for your heartfelt prayers, new orleans is a world—class city and i can say that — world—class city and i can say that i've _ world—class city and i can say that i've heard from world leaders _ that i've heard from world leaders all this morning and up until— leaders all this morning and up until now. _ leaders all this morning and up until now, in addition to my trrother— until now, in addition to my brother and sister mayors across _ brother and sister mayors across this country. they are calling, _ across this country. they are calling, the responding in their— calling, the responding in their standing with the city of new— their standing with the city of new orleans and what they always _ new orleans and what they always say he want me to reiterate, they understand

translation: iwant them to apologise.ring struggle for dignity and self—determination. fergal keane, bbc news, greenland. we'll leave you with some pictures of ice castles. the structures serve as temporary art installations. they also attract tourists. this particular castle was erected in new hampshire. the structures vary in complexity. designers can build towers, tunnels, archways and caves. after a mild winter last year, designers were happy when temperatures were cold enough to open up attractions earlier than normal. we were looking at about £25 million of ice, spread over two acres. we started the process by mapping out on the ground how we would like to build the ice castle. then we will start growing icicles in our isoforms, and then being given to the correct length, with a harvest and come up with them in a backpack and plant those icicles. some breaking news coming from greater manchester police in the uk, news that a man has been charged with attempted murder and possession of a bladed article after a nurse

translation: iwant them to apologise. i however mighty, those wanting to control this land must reckon with an enduring struggle for dignity and self—determination. fergal keane, bbc news, greenland. back in the united states, trump's cabinet picks are gearing up for their senate confirmation hearings. amongst them is his embattled pentagon pick, pete hegseth. he's faced allegations of sexual assault, alcohol abuse and financial mismanagement. let's get into this topics with us pollster and authorjohn zogby. can we start talking about greenland, panama, canada being the 51st dates? how much to people in america care about this? it people in america care about this? , ., ., , this? it is a nothing burger, as we would _ this? it is a nothing burger, as we would say. _ this? it is a nothing burger, as we would say. nobody i this? it is a nothing burger, i as we would say. nobody has really talked about this before, ever. all of a sudden you have this thrust into the public sphere. people are still not talking about it. there

i mean, honestly, iwant to talk about trust. think we're complacent and i think that, you know, we have been in the trust business for 173 years and it's not an easy one. and you know, for us, a lot of our — the bulk of our business is a business—to—business approach, which is that we provide news to all of the news organisations in the world, like the bbc, and we provide news to a financial terminal which is currently owned by london stock exchange group. so, your business relationships rely on the fact that your services are trustworthy. but i wonder what you were thinking as you were listening to howjoey approaches his reporting, which is a very spontaneous, fluid, flexible approach which responds to what he's hearing from his audience. do you think a big organisation like reuters could adopt some of that? yeah. so my question to joey would be where do you get your news from? so, if you're reporting on ukraine and russia, you know, i can say, "we get our news because we have very "big bureaus in both ukraine and in russia. "a

translation: iwant them to apologise.lf—determination. fergal keane, bbc news, greenland. with an enduring struggle for dignity and self—determination. fergal keane, bbc news, greenland. the vivienne was the queen of uk drag. rasmus jarlov is the chairman of denmark's defence committee, and the spokesperson on greenlandic affairs for denmark's conservatives. he told me he was shocked about trump's recent comments. thanks thanks for taking the time. donald trump _ thanks thanks for taking the time. donald trump claimed _ thanks thanks for taking the time. donald trump claimed us - thanks thanks for taking the time. donald trump claimed us needs i thanks thanks for taking the time. | donald trump claimed us needs to agreement for security purposes. he did casting counts. wa nts to ta ke wants to take part of our territory. proven in the population does not want to be american that a single population in the unit that said this would be a good idea and there is of course no way that we can hand over 56,000 citizens if their

i mean, honestly, iwant to talk about trust.ent and i think that, you know, we have been in the trust business for 173 years and it's not an easy one. and you know, for us, a lot of our — the bulk of our business is a business—to—business approach, which is that we provide news to all of the news some of that? yeah. so my question to joey would be where do you get your news from? so, if you're reporting on ukraine and russia, you know, i can say, "we get our news because we have very "big bureaus in both ukraine and in russia. "and so, we get our news, which we then put out "into the world, to billions of people in the world, "based on ourjournalists on the ground who, every day, "see, touch, feel, talk to people on the ground "and who have been doing this for years." so, i guess, to answer that question, i would say, i'd be curious to know where you get the facts. i would be glad to. answer that for you. so, for those who don't know, i've been to ukraine several. times and there's multiple - different layers where i get my info

again, iwant will be provided to you. thank you. again, i want to thank this— you. will do everything that it takes to render— everything that it takes to render realjustice. the steam welt — render realjustice. the steam welt i— render realjustice. the steam well. i want to also thank are citizens— well. i want to also thank are citizens for heartfelt prayers. as a — citizens for heartfelt prayers. as a world—class city and i can say we — as a world—class city and i can say i've heard from world leaders _ say i've heard from world leaders all this morning and up until— leaders all this morning and up until now— leaders all this morning and up until now in addition to my brother— until now in addition to my brother and sister mayors across _ brother and sister mayors across the country. they're ceiling, _ across the country. they're calling, responding and standing with the city of new orleans _ standing with the city of new orleans and what they always say and — orleans and what they always say and want me to reiterate. they— say and want me to reiterate. they unde

the los angeles city fire department is battling these two major fires, whilst also maintaining, iwant want to focus on this as — maintaining, i want to focus on this as well, emergency services _ this as well, emergency services for the city's approximate 4 million residents. now, despite the severity— residents. now, despite the severity of the conditions, our department remains fully committed to safeguarding lives and property. next i want to focus _ and property. next i want to focus on — and property. next i want to focus on what we have done over the last _ focus on what we have done over the last 24 — focus on what we have done over the last 24 hours and with that, _ the last 24 hours and with that, even in the city of los angeles, _ that, even in the city of los angeles, with these two major hrushfire — angeles, with these two major brushfire is, are of department has responded to 3624 911 calls for service. to put that into perspective, ouraveragesjust under— perspective, ouraveragesjust under 1500 calls in a 24—hour period — under 1500 calls in a 24—hour period. the last 24

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iwant good morning.nd initial report led the department to serious concerns but we have the absolute best and most experienced teams leading the efforts and even with the most challenging circumstances and terrain, they have been able to deliver. i want to express my deep frustration with the alert system that is causing confusion and additional panic for our communities at this time of extreme crisis. whatever the cause, it is unacceptable, and it is being addressed now by the office of emergency management is the director described it we will investigate what happened, how and why at every level in our exhaustive process to make sure it is corrected. there is a reason why we have redundancies in our communications system, crises require them, so please sign up to the website, and tune into local radio and tv will stop the la media partners have done an incredible job getting the word out and this is why we hold these press briefings. in terms of overnight updates in the communities, we had a small brus