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on november 1, 1997 , the premiere of james cameron's titanic, now the most successful film in the history at the tokyo film festival. he has already earned more than $2 billion and continues to collect cash. this is a story about a legendary liner that sank after colliding with an iceberg and a touching love story between a poor young artist and a rich heiress. they were played by leonardo diaprio and kate winslet. cameron studied everything related to the titanic, got it drawings, considered lost, from launch. world 1 and world 2. the titanic brought about a technological revolution. the film was shot with digital sound and shown only in cinemas with such equipment. as a result , thousands of cinema halls around the world were modernized. titanic was nominated for an academy award in 14 categories. the film received 11 of them. this is how this day in history was, we are now going to the front line, our combat positions, in order to liberate the donetsk land as quickly as possible, what is your specialization in your brigade? assaults, that’s our calculation, can target any target hit, b

on november 1, 1997 , james cameron's titanic, now the most successful film in the history of cinema,ional film festival. he has already earned more than 2 billion dollars and continues to collect cash. this is a story about a legendary liner that sank after colliding with an iceberg about a touching love story between a poor young artist and a rich heiress. they were played by leonardo di cacaprio and kate winslet. cameron studied everything related to the titanic, took out its drawings, which were considered out of reach. descended to the wreckage of the ship to the bottom of the atlantic in the russian boatscaphes mir-1 and mir 2. titanic made a technical revolution the film was shot with digital sound the film was allowed to be shown only in cinemas with this equipment. as a result, thousands of cinema halls around the world were modernized. titanic received fourteen academy award nominations. the film received 11 of them. jack. this is what this day in history was like , you know, such a thrill, when you start the tank engine for the first time, you just feel this power. when i d

and we've got a james cameron movie on and i think that's after the inevitable, not to the time, and i to must tend those comments to the impact, right. i could have on job sports and like conduct well, i think we are seeing the most disruptive force in history here. we will have the 1st time something that is smarter than the smallest human, but they will come a point where no job is needed. the summit offered an insight into the folds and sometimes while you in the future of this functioning technology, the signing of the world's 1st international agreements and i, i, safety should give skeptics some cause for optimism or correspondent berg at mass has been following that a. i summit, we spoke to her earlier. the focus was very much to look at the most dangerous that can come from this technology. we've had that these politicians here they've had, they've listen to expert. they've listened to tech companies demonstrate when things go wrong. so they looked at actual models, i looked at scenarios and or trying to tease out where all the dangers of this to new technology. i've spoken

. >> reporter: a mine laid out james cameron two years ago. >> i knew i didn't want to go back in ther: instead, damron found coalfield development at its incoming ceo jacob israel hannah. >> hope is only as good as what it means to put food on the table. >> reporter: the program is a community-based nonprofit, teaching a dozen job skills and personal ones, construction, agriculture, solar installation. >> they are going through this process... >> reporter: is someone can go through three years to learn all of them. >> that is a good deal. we want to make sure you have all the tools in your toolkit to make sure when you do get to a future employer, here are the things you lay out that you have learned. >> reporter: it is working, trying more than 2500 people, creating 800 new jobs, and 72 new businesses. a program delivering, with roughly $20 million in federal grants. >> instead of waiting around for something to happen, we are trying to generate our own hope. this isn't pie in the sky, and the nitty-gritty, meeting real needs where they are at. >> reporter: steven spry is a grad, he

k, former prime minister david cameron has been appointed foreign secretary replacing james cleverly. cameron says he hopes his experience will help current prime minister risky so not me. mindful challenges. come on quite as p. m and left politics in 2016 off. the breaks that he called the referendum even though he backed staying in the block. germany's governing compilation is a great to double. it's military, a to you quite next year to 8000000000 euros. the defense ministry says the boost is response to this is experience, which it said showed planned amounts were quickly exhausted. ukraine's counter offensive has failed to drive out. russian forces entrenched in the south and it's a double check. look at them. it needs approval from lawmakers, bus defense, minnesota, barnes. the story is says the funds and an important message for bonuses. yeah, you can use it to our fuel call. we don't want to find ourselves in a situation next year where we have to go back and ask for more money so. so it's an important signal, especially now that the ukrainians have to keep up their fight to c

k. 4 or 5 minutes that david cameron has been appointed for an secretary replacing james cleverly. cameron says he hopes his experience will help current prime minister risky, so not the final challenge. it's kevin quit his be at man left politics in 2016 of the brakes that he called the referendum even though he backed staying in the block to hundreds of thousands of people have taken part in focus. the costs spain again supplying them this thing. so catalyzed separate goods, socialist prime minister people, sanchez, also the m as the return for their support, the formation of a new government. is that backing it upon them into vote in the coming day? germany's governing coalition is a great to double its military, a to ukraine, next year to 8000000000 euros. the defense industries as the boost is a response to this is experienced, which it said, showed planned amounts, but quickly, exhausted. ukraine's counter offensive has failed to drive out. russian forces entrenched in the south and east for to look into it needs approval from lawmakers by defense minister bars for stories says the f

k. former prime minister david cameron has been appointed for in secretary replacing. james cleverly. cameron says that he hopes his experience will help for its prime minister receipt to meet when he calls vital challenges. cameron, you may remember quit as prime minister and left politics in 20. 16. after the breaks it referendum, he called that boat. even though he backed, stay in the u. s. rushes invasion of ukraine drags and to it's 2nd winter. germany's governing coalition says that he wants to send a message of support and solidarity to keep. so the government here in berlin is planning to increase its military support for ukraine from 4 to 8000000000 euro is next year. now this would mean that germany would exceed natives target of 2 percent for military spending of g d p. for the 1st time ever, instead of full 1000000000 euros, gemini intends to spend a 1000000000 euros on military support for ukraine next year. defense minister bonus, but the story is announced the dumpling on the weekend just days before the gym in parliament boss has been national budget for 2024

>> stephen: you have made james cameron's life hell more than once. >> neil: he got the wrong sky overlongitude, time, day, when the titanic sank. he had the wrong sky over rose as she is looking with her dead boyfriend back in the thing. i am thinking, you know, if that had been matt damon from "the martian" instead of leonardo dicaprio, matt damon would've built an outdoor board motor from the pieces of the ship and everybody would have been saved because he used science. so now. "the martian" is an excellent film. we mention that the ship is rocking and they leave him for dead because if they don't take off, everybody dies. but on mars, the air is 1% the density of earth's air. so even fast-moving air would be like [whistling] like a gentle breeze on mars. nothing would have been rocking. i told this to andy. he did so much else right that i give him a hall pass. i would say the movie with the most errors ever, it is "armageddon." it violates more laws of physics per minute than any other movie ever until... a year ago over covid, i saw "moon fall." >> stephen: "moon fall" that's...

the surprise political come back full of the apartment is that david cameron has been appointed foreign say for treat. replacing james cleverly, cameron says he hopes he is 6 years in the top job will assist him in helping current. pregnant establishes who not made by whole challenges, cameron quit as p. m, and lift politics in 2016. following the breaks of referendum that remove the u. k . from being here in india. it called the votes and campaign for the present to remain in hopes of becoming as a new sentiments in his conservative party. it was considered a major political blunder correspond, i'd be a good mass, joins us for london. bill good. how has david cameron managed to come back from the dead politically? it's really a surprise appointments here in london, but it's not really about david cameron, it's much more about the government being in crisis. so for about a year now, research do not, can this conservative government has been trailing behind the, or positioning labor party for about 20 points behind in the polls? so that's a massive golf. and reissue soon agree the so the need to revise. he's party to

area, and even a more closed area , and not only that, i listened to a wonderful interview with james cameronector who directed the famous blockbuster in the late eighties , the one, so when he was asked about this topic, what do you think, he says, you you know i’m making this film, i didn’t think it would come like this tomorrow. yes, if possible, here’s alexander, i’ll address you, and the united states, and china, and israel are actively developing strike drones, an artificial intelligence system that will be able to independently decide whether to open fire to kill, so the question arises: is humanity really in danger? the future that is shown in the terminator is about this film , yuri remembered, to what extent robots can replace people on the battlefield in the foreseeable future, you know, here - a year before the pandemic i came to china in gonanjo, at a major international arms forum, specially made its way into the very chinese pavilions, which they presented to their minister of defense, their defense department, i was amazed at the abundance, the number of different products, va

complex area, and even a more closed area, and not only that, i listened wonderful interview with james cameroncan film director who directed the famous blockbuster in the late eighties, the godwinator, so when he was asked about this topic, what do you... he says: you know, i’m making this film, i didn’t think that tomorrow would come so quickly . yes, if possible, here , alexander, i’ll turn to you, and the united states, china, and israel are actively developing strike drones, an artificial intelligence system that will be able to independently decide whether to open lethal fire. the question arises: isn’t there really a threat? to humanity, the future that is shown in the terminator about this film, yuri remembered, as far as robots in general you know , a year before the pandemic, i came to china, to guangzhou, to a major international arms forum, and specially made my way to the very chinese... pavilions that they presented to their minister of defense, their defense department, i was amazed at the abundance there, the number of different products, various airborne weapons, drones, unmann

area and even more closed sphere. and not only that, i listened to a wonderful interview with james cameron who directed the famous blockbuster in the late eighties, the aminator, so when he was asked about this topic, what do you think, he says, you know, i’m making this film, i didn’t think that tomorrow will come so quickly, yes, if possible, here ’s alexander, i’ll turn to you, and the usa, china, and israel are actively developing attack drones, an artificial system. who will be able to make their own decisions about opening fire to kill, the question arises: isn’t humanity really threatened by the future that is shown in the terminator specifically about this film, yuri remembered, to what extent robots can replace people on the battlefield in the foreseeable future. you know, a year before the pandemic, i came to china in gonanjo for a major international arms forum and specifically made my way into the very chinese pavilions that they presented to their own. the minister of defense, my defense department, i was amazed at the abundance, the number of different products, various means

>> james cameron. >> into the deep. >> we should call the goonies. >> bring them back. >>> jewel of a day ahead? >> it's going to be really nice. starting out mild. we're going to see a lot more sunshine. as we go throughout the day, we are going to really enjoy a mild afternoon. but as we take a live look outside in san francisco, you can see a few of the clouds drifting by. after that storm system has cleared out, let's see how we're doing in terms of rain. santa rosa is almost at an inch of rainfall, but that is an inch and a quarter below what we typically see. we are running a little dryer than normal, but it is early in our water year. looking at some of those numbers, we are below what we typically see in oakland by about an inch, in san francisco we are usually seeing an inch more, as well as in concord. san jose usually has another half inch of rainfall. now things are drying out, but we do still have activity nearby, and then our next storm system is well out there in the pacific, that will start to make its way closer heading into thursday. but we are looking out for that s

james cleverly who i mentioned just then replaced... i mentioned david cameron... s cleverly replaced her as home secretary and you can see a picture ofjames her as home secretary and you can see a picture of james cleverly now... and i am being told, i keep hearing david cameron in my year... but i can't see david cameron in the street so i'm just going to focus on reminding you all of this reshuffle. let me start from the top to keep it simple. suella braverman was sacked yesterday, she was replaced byjames cleverly who is now the home secretary, we saw him coming up the street a few moments ago, james cleverly was foreign secretary, he's now been replaced by former british prime minister david cameron who isn't here yet despite what people were telling me. in the health brief was steve barclay but he's no longer in health, he's been moved to environment secretary replacing coffey. the new health secretary is victoria atkins, another key move, important given the cost of living crisis, is laura trott who replaces john glenn as chief secretary to the treasury. anot

and as home secretary, replacing her with james gafney, cameron says he hopes his past experiences will help him deal with current international challenges. sonya go has more from under, as it is inside. quite unusual and ends a surprise indeed, to see the full prime minister turning up to become a member of receipts to next cabinet. now you remember that david cameron actually stood down in 2016 and he left the house of commons, his seats, after he was campaigning, to remain within the european union in that's a rex that referendum. now, after he stood down, he's has kept a low profile some lots, but really this is going to show exactly how originally, scenic is now appealing to a way outside from that move. okay, side of the conservative government. now, walrus, she's to knock campaigns for rex. it and seem to be on the other side of that argument that david cameron was making them both for see 1st went up a see to be centrist within the conservative policy. so perhaps you see not just hoping to bolster more of that centrist voice within the cabinet, and to have someone who did, who h

shuffling his cabinet, he thought so in a problem in his home secretary, replacing her with james cleverly. cameron says he hopes past experiences will help him deal with current international challenges. sonya go is life for us from london from on this. so a former prime minister back as for and secretary, just how unusual is sony. one is pretty unusual and of course what has happened is that according to convention, and david cameron has also been made a pass in the house of lords as well. so he can stuff in the cabinets in that role as well as well. it was indeed a, quite a big surprise. you recall how mister cameron actually left politics and in the 1st place, back in 2016 off to the very fractious breakfast referendum. he was on the side to remain and so off to losing being on not losing sight of that referendum, he decided to stand out of his caps, of low profile. since then. now, while the prime minister receives student act, it was campaigning full break. so that was very much in favor of it, and both men were on the opposing side of, of that divide as it was that both acknowledge to be cen

he's sick so well, a problem in his home secretary, replacing her with james cleverly cameron says he hopes past experiences will will help him deal with current international challenges. sonya geico is in london and covering the story for us. so as a full month, prime minister is back is far and secretary just how unusual is that there is precedence for this, but it is in fact quite unusual and, and such a surprise indeed to see the full prime minister signing up to become a member of receipts to next cabinet. now you remember that david cameron actually stood down in 2016 and he left the house of commons. his seats was off to he was campaigning to remain within the european union in that the rex that referendum. now, after he stood down, he has kept a low profile some lots, but really this is going to show exactly how we should see neck is now appealing to a way outside from that move. okay, side of the conservative government. now, walrus, she's to knock campaigns, full breaks it and seem to be on the other side of that argument that david cameron was making them both for see 1st w

and now perhaps it also comes down the influence comes down to the influence of james and cameron andcameron and cameron's anti echr cameron's been a bit anti echr in cleverly has in the past, but cleverly has been opposed been has publicly opposed leaving now he's in the home leaving and now he's in the home office. so that looks very unlikely now doesn't it? but on the other hand it would be humiliation if they don't because sunak could name because sunak could put his name to plan. that wasn't to that rwanda plan. that wasn't just suella kind brain just a suella kind of brain spun just a suella kind of brain spur, no, they have spur, was it? no, no, they have to and also, we're doing to do it. and also, we're doing a later immigration a story later about immigration and all of europe and europe. all of europe is becoming on becoming much tougher on immigration. going immigration. so we're going to look very soft and incompetent if can't. right. that's if we can't. right. that's coming up shortly. let's coming up very shortly. let's see can get through the see if we can get through

and now perhaps it also comes down the influence comes down to the influence of james and cameron andcameron and cameron's anti echr cameron's been a bit anti echr in cleverly has in the past, but cleverly has been opposed been has publicly opposed leaving now he's in the home leaving and now he's in the home office. so that looks very unlikely now doesn't it? but on the other hand it would be humiliation if they don't because sunak could name because sunak could put his name to plan. that wasn't to that rwanda plan. that wasn't just suella kind brain just a suella kind of brain spun just a suella kind of brain spur, no, they have spur, was it? no, no, they have to and also, we're doing to do it. and also, we're doing a later immigration a story later about immigration and all of europe and europe. all of europe is becoming on becoming much tougher on immigration. going immigration. so we're going to look very soft and incompetent if can't. right. that's if we can't. right. that's coming up shortly. let's coming up very shortly. let's see can get through the see if we can get through

in her place was appointed the head of the foren office, james cleverly, and cameron instead.the 1970s that a former prime minister has returned to the cabinet. david. cameron is primarily known for initiating a referendum on leaving the eu in 2016, which, unexpectedly for himself and most of the establishment, he lost. to this day, many in europe cannot forgive him; he also advocated cooperation with china and dialogue with russia, but under his premiership there were completely different international realities. a representative of the polish opposition, szymon golovnia, was elected chairman of the sejm of the lower house of parliament. according to the voting results, golovne beat elizbeto vitek , the candidate from the law and justice party. this party won the october elections, but did not receive an absolute majority. the election of the firebrand is the first victory of the opposition coalition claiming the right to form government, but the losing peace team is still playing for time. president andrzej dudan instructed the representative of the justice party, matthusz m

christian: when you talk about reshaping the dynamic, james, the qataris say it is their hope that the truth can be extended indefinitely. is david cameron that far, do you think? james: no, he is not going that far in as much that everybody here has been cautious and they don't want to completely overburden this deal with too much weight. but some say look, if this pause can take place, potentially you could maybe get it to extend. maybe you could have other forms of cooperation that would just break the cycle of violence at the moment. israel making clear that it has no attempt to do that at the moment, but it has agreed to a deal that if more hostages are released, humanitarian pauses continue. it is a small chi of light, no more than that, but diplomats who are paid to be optimistic are hoping it could be something that could turn a key. you hear officials saying look, let's do some forward thinking so we can start that debate that israel potentially in the four -- future could start to slipstream behind. you have governments not just europe, but the united states, thinking what is next? that is their job to do that. christian: when

looking into how the house of commons can hold david cameron to account because with the crisis in the middle east and ukraine and other places besides, jamesry, coming to the house of commons dispatch box regularly to face questions from mps. we should note, this is not the first time this has happened. in the grand sweep of the british constitution there have been plenty of secretaries of state from the house of lords. it hasn't been the house of lords. it hasn't been the done thing recently but you don't have to go that far back to see peter mandelson, lord, ishould say, brought back into government by gordon brown in 2008, put in the house of lords instantly in order to do so, just like rishi sunak with david cameron today. he was business secretary and effectively deputy pm. there is precedent, albeit the first time there has been a foreign secretary from the lords since lord carrington, margaret thatcher's first foreign secretary. it is a concern mps will hold. i will be fascinated by who ends up being deputy foreign secretary because i'm sure rishi sunak will want to give david cameron a strong deputy because they will be handling a

course, about a colossal crisis, now at the post of head of the british foreign ministry: cameron replaced jamesleverley, cleverley, in turn, became head of the ministry of internal affairs instead of suela braverman. actually, it was because of her that all these changes began. the times newspaper published a column by soela breverman about protests in support of palestine in london. the minister called them hate marches and accused the police of double standards. bravern noted that aggressive accounting is exactly the same behavior, basically are ignored, even if they clearly break the law. mayor of london. khan said that the riots at the rally in support of palestine on november 11 were a direct result of braverman’s words and called for her resignation; the ex-interior minister’s column was also criticized by representatives of the labor party and the liberal democrats. the best municipal practices, supported by the state, should be implemented everywhere, he spoke about the results of the all-russian competition for the best municipal practices. this project allows us to identify the most s

as home secretary, replacing her with james cagney, cameron says he hopes past experiences will help him deal with current international challenges. coming out for the latest force headlines, his german, osh, a israel football team has played his 1st match since the start of the war. on garza, they would be someone there by cost evaluating your a 2024 qualify that was delayed from last month because of the conflict place. increase security of to thousands of social media posts cool for the game to be cancelled avenue in mays. high was in pristine up for the game cost of all phase, the national football team of israel in the qualifying match for the european championship. under strict few with the measures. this is the 1st football game for these really national team since the outbreak of the war between israel and homeless. a very small number of people were present in the stadium to watch of the game. just a few hours before the match, a large palestinian flags with the slogan, reading free, palestine was pulled up in the city center by a group of human rights activists. but it was

behind, the man he was yesterday shuffled out of the job of foreign secretary, to make way for mr cameron. jamesis now home secretary. it's more than a year since rishi sunak took the top seat, and this is now his third juggle seat, and this is now his third juggle of cabinet posts. david cameron, facing the chair he once occupied. cameron, facing the chair he once occuied. ,., ., cameron, facing the chair he once occuied. _, ., ., cameron, facing the chair he once occuied. ,., ., ., i. occupied. good morning everyone, welcome. especially _ occupied. good morning everyone, welcome. especially to _ occupied. good morning everyone, welcome. especially to those - occupied. good morning everyone, welcome. especially to those for l welcome. especially to those for whom it is their first cabinet. and to those whom which it may not be the first time.— the first time. with an election a ear or the first time. with an election a year or perhaps _ the first time. with an election a year or perhaps less _ the first time. with an election a year or perhaps less away, - the first time. with an election a yea

landale is travelling with david cameron and joins me from jerusalem. james news about hostages potentially being released soon, the diplomatic pressure on israel continues? yes, that is right. david cameron was just the latest western politician passing through israel, and yes, of course he came here to show support and solidarity with israel. he went down to a kibbutz near gaza where about 100 people were slaughtered by hamas on october the 7th. mr cameron said that what he had seen and heard, he would never forget. he had seen and heard, he would neverforget. but he he had seen and heard, he would never forget. but he also came here to deliver some pretty tough messages to israel about the need to do more to protect civilians, to tackle settler violence in the west bank, and also to use any potential humanitarian pause notjust to get aid into gaza, but also potentially change the dynamic of this conflict. so, some of his discussions today were about the future, about who one day may govern gaza, about what more support could be given to the palestinian aut

he replaced suella braverman and the new foreign secretary to replace james cleverly is now david cameron, now lord cameron, who was brought back to front line politics after we lost him after he left downing street as prime minister after the brexit referendum. other notable changes include a new health secretary, victoria atkins, and a new party chairman, richard holden, who takes overfrom greg hands. earlier richard holden had this to say. i think there's two points he was making there. one, you can see with people like me from the north of england being promoted, people like laura trott from the south of england being promoted as well. you're seeing a broad coalition of people, that broad church of the conservative party, being refreshed. but i think there are some things, this is one of the points the prime minister made in that speech in manchester, was that there are some things the conservative party has done very well over the last 13 years, which is delivered real transformation for life chances for people. and one of those, which i know was a major driver of david cameron's tim

his comments, his thoughts to win a brought them in as home secretary, replacing her with james cleverly. cameron says he hopes past experiences will help him deal with current international challenges. sonya diego has more from london and it is suicide. quite unusual, and as a surprise indeed, to see the full prime minister turning up to become a member of receipts to next cabinet. now you remember that david cameron actually stood down in 2016 and he left the house of commons, his seats, after he was campaigning, to remain within the european union in that's a rex that referendum. now, after he stood down, he's has kept a low profile some lots, but really this is going to show exactly how a research scenic is now appealing to a way outside from that move. okay, side of the conservative government. now, walrus, she's to knock campaigns for rex it and seem to be on the other side of that argument that david cameron was making them both for see 1st went up to see to be centrist within the conservative policy. so perhaps you see not just hoping to bolster more of that centrist voice within the cabi

james cleverly, depart the black door behind me at downing street not too long ago. the real story that people are, i guess, pretty surprised by it was the arrival of former british prime minister, david cameronetary. we are all bracing ourselves for him to leave the door behind us and announce that he is the new foreign but not yet confirmed. of course, it all comes after prime minister rishi sunak sacked suella braverman. she's not taking another roll up in government or cabinet, she has left —— another role. i am joined by political correspondent ione wells to discuss this. we keep bracing ourselves for that door to open at the last time it moved we saw larry the last time it moved we saw larry the cat. it the last time it moved we saw larry the cat. ., , �* the last time it moved we saw larry the cat. . , ~ ., , ., ., ., the cat. it was! a false alarm! i am told that potentially _ the cat. it was! a false alarm! i am told that potentially in _ the cat. it was! a false alarm! i am told that potentially in the next i told that potentially in the next minute or so we are expected david cameron to leave downing street any moment now. much expected that he will leave as a new foreign secretary

cameron walked up the street this morning. i don't think many people saw that coming, political correspondence or editors. then we got news that the foreign secretary jamesuld be moved to the home office. and then finally the confirmation that in the musical chairs that always comes in a cabinet reshuffle that david cameron was been appointed to the house of lords and was going to become our new foreign secretary. it wasn't too long ago we saw him make that very shortjourney to number ten across to the foreign office, which is only maybe 15, 20 metres across the road. it is an office mr cameron was no stranger to come he was prime minister and he takes up the job of foreign secretary at a very interesting and tricky time while there are a lot of issues that are pressing, most notably, of course, the israel—gaza war. to discuss this in more detail i am joined by ione wells, our political correspondent. chris's way of words, wowzers. how would you describe this morning, ione. would you describe this morning, lone. ., . , would you describe this morning, ione. ., ., , , . ., ione. totally unexpected how everyone _ ione. totally unexpected how everyone is —

into the realms of speculation now, we await the front door opening and the departure of mr cameron and indeed james have. but if his appearance, david cameron cosmic appearance, david cameron cosmic appearance in the street, is not a coincidence, and it would seem one heck of a coincidence for a former prime minister to roll up half way through a government reshuffle in front of all the cameras, that is a headline that will capture attention, that will be very noticeable and very newsworthy. and so from rishi sunak a's perspective, an attempt to say look at what i'm willing to do to assembly broad conservative government of all the talents as he might describe it, bringing back big names of the last decade or so, to attempt to change the political weather. he's got to try something, rishi sunak. the politics of right now demands that he does that because he is miles behind in the opinion polls. if there is an election tomorrow, the expectation is that he would lose. the expectation of plenty of conservative ministers and plenty of other senior conservatives privately is that defeat looks highly lik

mr cameron replaces james cleverly, who had been serving as foreign secretary.everly said he would continue with the conservative government's policies aimed at reducing the number of migrants arriving in small boats across the channel. mr cleverly was made home secretary this morning after suella braverman was sacked, which started the whole reshuffle. ms braverman�*sjob had been under pressure after she wrote a newspaper article last week, which was critical of the police and their handling of pro—palestinian protests. labour had accused her of "whipping up division" ahead of armistice weekend. our first report this hour is from our political correspondent iain watson. these are not library pictures — this really is david cameron in downing street today. he's been given a seat in the lords and a seat at rishi sunak�*s cabinet table as the new foreign secretary. when he left office seven years ago, he promised this. i will do everything i can in future to help this great country succeed. thank you very much. but remember why he resigned. he called an eu referen

david cameron, just talk to james landale who is injerusalem with david cameron, foreign minister, wet is fascinating, we are getting glimpses of what was really going on. free was saying israel had the right to defend itself but quietly saying, this is not on. the language has surfaced as well. britain is saying it is not acceptable, you need a level of restraint, the french have gone further than any of our allies, french have gone further than any of ourallies, if french have gone further than any of our allies, if you like. all of that is piling on the pressure. i think politically, whatever the military aspect, politically it is much harder to get stuck in again as benjamin netanyahu wants to do. we believe that there. thank you for that. coming up, the mayor of ny city eric adams is facing new allegations of sexual assault. he is already under investigation over reports he received campaign funding from the turkish government. also, we will delve into the new figures on net migration. and the latest from the covid inquiry with more bad news for the prime minister. stay with us,

mr cameron replaces james cleverly, who had been serving as foreign secretary.e was made home secretary this morning after suella braverman was sacked from that position. ms braverman�*sjob had been under pressure after she wrote a newspaper article last week, which was critical of the police and their handling of recent pro—palestinian protests. labour had accused her of "whipping up division" ahead of armistice weekend. let's go straight to downing street and our political correspondent ione wells. what a morning in politics, and news just a few moments ago of a cabinet resignation as well?— resignation as well? that's right, reshuffles are _ resignation as well? that's right, reshuffles are always _ resignation as well? that's right, reshuffles are always full - resignation as well? that's right, reshuffles are always full of - resignation as well? that's right, l reshuffles are always full of twists a nd reshuffles are always full of twists and turns, but this feels like a complete gear change this morning. first, the sacking of suella braverman, a key figur

he replaced suella braverman and the new foreign secretary to replace james cleverly is now david cameron

the home office is now headed by former foreign minister james cleverley. david cameronising to continue to support his allies. when cameron was prime minister. in britain, he took an anti-russian position, since the fourteenth year, since the events in crimea, he was in the forefront of those who demanded more and more new sanctions against russia, in last year he was banned from entering our country. timur seraziev, grigory emelyanov, dmitry volkov and alexander gornostaev, channel one london. to clean up a metropolis that has been dirty for years in a couple of days, this task is now being solved in san francisco. the occasion was the summit of the atc, asia-pacific economic cooperation. look how it was... and what happened? the scale of the problem is clear, like efforts, which , however, do not make everyone happy, a city of contrasts, our favorite comedies in their reality, georgiy alisashvili was impressed. it’s easy to understand what one of the most beautiful cities in america is like today; this is what the outskirts of san francisco look like, this is what the

cleverly, cameron. and jamesarade for this ceremonial welcome. but this trip is not without controversy either. far from it, in fact. now, opponents from for the south korean president, they are accusing him of trying to suppress free speech within south korea, particularly when it comes to news reports which are critical of his government and his regime. now, the south korean president is saying that is claiming that this is to tackle what he describes as fake news. and this does appear to be in a bit of a contrast to what queen camilla was saying last night. she she was made an honorary member of the foreign press association last night in london. and during a speech, she said that true freedom of expression heart of expression is at the heart of our democratic system . but i am our democratic system. but i am sure, as queen camilla and the king well know, this is all about their power of soft diplomacy having an impact on strengthening relations between the two nations. as i said, it is very much the foreign o

i think number one, when we look at movies like titanic, they were made well, certainly the james cameron who are still alive, who suffered as a result of this tragedy, who were maimed or injured or lost limbs. as the bus driver this week came out saying that he thought it was distasteful and wouldn't be watching . so i think, you know, watching. so i think, you know, the only people we should be listening to is them. if listening to is them. and if they say it's distasteful, then it is. but it's duty, isn't it history? >> it's happened. it was a major event, a major world event. and look, the crown is one of the most popular dramas most popular tv dramas on television in it's gone into great detail about the death of princess diana paris underpass to the horror of her children . to the horror of her children. but it still goes ahead and nobody would really consider banning they . banning that would they. >> yes, i agree. but i think we'll all agree as well that the crown is about a major a majorly famous family in the public domain already, all of which has already been in the public dom

so, lord cameron will replace james cleverly who had been serving as foreign secretary.everly moved to become home secretary after suella braverman was sacked, following days of speculation about her future. mrs braverman angered number 10 after writing a newspaper article which criticised, among other things, the policing of london's pro—palestinian marches. we'll talk more about where the reshuffle leaves the conservative party, and uk politics in a moment, but first this report from our political editor, chris mason. what the hell? people express surprise in a variety of ways. here's mine. cor blimey! the guy who used to be prime minister back where he used to live. and back in government. are you the new foreign secretary, david cameron? the accidental instigator of the biggest shift in british foreign policy in a generation, brexit, back as the face and voice of british foreign policy. lord cameron, you were the future once. is this back to the future? from number ten to the foreign office. david cameron's career, yes, and his walk this morning. lord cameron, foreig

cameron. where do they stand? james cleverly, when he was — where do they stand?tand? james cleverly, when he was foreign secretary, - where do they stand? james cleverly, when he was foreign secretary, the i when he was foreign secretary, the job that he had until a couple of days ago when he was moved to take over from suella days ago when he was moved to take overfrom suella braverman as home secretary, he had indicated he did not think it was the right thing for the uk to consider withdrawing from the uk to consider withdrawing from the congressional human rights. at this stage, he is in a different office, he now has a different policy brief, and there will be calls from some quarters of the conservative party for the government to consider doing that. of course, that will come with wider ramifications and conversations, but i think those calls will be reignited by the ruling from the supreme court. we will have to see if james cleverly's view remains as it was when he was foreign secretary or, now that he is home secretary, and this is such a central plank o

cameron is going to be. fascinating, i think we will shortly hear from - i think we will shortly hear from james cleverly.e do have it now. let's listen in because the new home secretary james cleverly has just been speaking. it secretary james cleverly has 'ust been speakingi secretary james cleverly has 'ust been speekinei secretary james cleverly has 'ust been speaking. it has been a huge nnrivilee been speaking. it has been a huge privilege to _ been speaking. it has been a huge privilege to serve _ been speaking. it has been a huge privilege to serve as _ been speaking. it has been a huge privilege to serve as foreign - privilege to serve as foreign secretary and in that time, i've worked very closely with my colleagues in the home office cracking down on illegal migration, reducing the number of small boat arrivals and now as a home secretary, i am absolutely committed to stopping the boats as we promised, but also making sure that everybody in the uk feel safe and secure going around, going about their daily business knowing that their daily business knowing that the government is here to protect t

ok, james, thank you, james landale reporting for us, travelling with lord cameron.final word now from orla, who's with me. are dramatic and important day but at the beginning of what could be a very long process? i at the beginning of what could be a very long process?— very long process? i think it's worth reflecting _ very long process? i think it's worth reflecting on _ very long process? i think it's worth reflecting on the - very long process? i think it's worth reflecting on the fact . very long process? i think it's. worth reflecting on the fact that very long process? i think it's- worth reflecting on the fact that as we stand here now, this is the first day since october seven that israel has something to celebrate, and the first day since october seven that the palestinians are not under relentless israeli bombardment. so for both sides in this conflict there is a moment to take stock. certainly, the remaining relatives are hoping that in the coming days more people will be released. we have had a message to mike from israel's prime minister, benjamin neta

let's talk uk politics former prime minister david cameron returned to politics on monday as suella braverman was sacked after comments on homhome l less jamesleverly was appointed as well as david cameron to the foreign secretary. cameron is known for his decision to call for brexit is not an elected member of parliament as a lord, he will not have to face the mps in the house of commons. let's welcome tobias to the program. thank you for being with us to help digest and understand what's going on in downing street let's kickoff with the question to you about what you think sunak is trying to achieve with the appointment of david cameron as foreign secretary >> delighted to be with you. you are right. this was major nobody was expecting david cameron to get out of the car when it pulled up outside the door of number 10. if you see where the conservative party currently is in the polls, these were necessary changes. introducing heavyweights, not the least david cameron, there is a sign political change is taking place with energy and experience as you outlined, it draws a line under the difficult headlines from last week surrounding suella b

lord cameron said he wanted ukraine to be his first destination in his new role. live now to our correspondent jamesd cameron's first port of call as foreign secretary? certainly is. i think if you are david cameron, this is an easy win, a diplomatic visit like this. why? well, the reception was warm because this is a country, this is president zelensky continuing to battle political fatigue amongst some western allies, but also the uk has been one of ukraine's staunchest supporters since the full—scale invasion of last year. almost £5 billion worth of aid, including long—range missiles, challenger tanks, ammunition has been provided. it was interesting because in the interaction between the two men, david cameron referenced another former prime minister, boris johnson, saying, "we disagreed on many things, but i think the way he and his government supported ukraine as one of the finest things he has ever done." borisjohnson is seen as a hugely popular character here in ukraine because of the way people so he spearheaded support early in the invasion. she has been critical of the speed of which uk h

james cleverly. and in comes david cameron . stage in comes david cameron. stage left emerges .new polls shows, only 24% of the public like him. >> only 24. >> only 24. >> that's right. >> that's right. >> that's right. >> that's a bit more than this. >> that's a bit more than this. >> you don't go anywhere. we're going for the next going to be here for the next houn going to be here for the next hour. but let's get some very latest news headlines with sophia . sophia. >> good morning. it's 11:00. sophia. >> good morning. it's11:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom. david cameron is the new foreign secretary marking a surprise return to government for the former prime minister leaving downing street moments ago, he praised the prime minister's leadership despite disagreeing with some decisions. he replaces james cleverly and will also be given a peerage. mr cleverly takes on the job of home secretary. that's after suella braverman was sacked by the prime minister earlier this morning , ending days of morning, ending days of speculation a reshuffle is now undennay . here are so