james cleverly is a long—standing ally of borisjohnson from his time as london mayor.intment as foreign secretary means for the first time there are no white men in the top fourjobs. the new business secretary, who will be in charge of energy policy, is jacob rees—mogg. he's spoken out about the costs of the drive to reduce carbon emissions and prefers fracking to wind farms. among those who have been sacked tonight, some experienced faces — grant shapps, dominic raab, steve barclay and george eustace. after such a divisive leadership contest, all the talk in tory circles has been about unity. can liz truss bring her unhappy party back together? she certainly hasn't reached out to those who backed rishi sunak, almost all of them have lost their cabinetjobs. once again a new team takes charge inside number 10. liz truss has decided she wants her friends around her at the top table as she takes on the toughest of roles. vicki young, bbc news, westminster. let's turn to ukraine now because the united nations' nuclear watchdog, the international atomic energy agency, has c

james cleverly — another close colleague — is foreign secretary.nd therese coffey is deputy prime minister and health secretary. it means that, for the first time, not a single white man will occupy one of the senior cabinet positions. our deputy political editor vicki young has the latest. have you got a newjob, mr kwarteng? the new chancellor appointed tonight during difficult economic times. kwasi kwarteng needs to come up with a plan to help the country through a cost of living crisis. he is one of liz truss's closest political allies. an eton—educated intellectual who backed brexit. instinctively a free marketeer but he has accepted the need for government intervention in the energy sector and has already made the case for more borrowing and lower taxes. hello, i'm kwasi kwarteng from london and i'm reading classics. friends admire his intelligence. trinity, kwarteng. the john paul getty museum. it is indeed. he was a winner on university challenge and the prime minister will be hoping he can still find the right answers. therese coffey can't

k. foreign secretary james cleverly. i spoke to him earlier on and asked him about what president putin has announced. of these all, not the actions of a military leader who thinks this war is going to plan. we know we said so at the time that russia's plan was to sweep across ukraine in a matter of weeks. and yet what we see most recently is that being pushed back by the very, very professional actions of the ukrainian offices. so these words, a written response to failure rather than to success. and i suspect that all that would happen if these troops were put to the front line is yet more young russians would be lost in this illegal unprovoked, an unnecessary war. and what we call from russia to do is to remove its troops from ukraine to negotiate in good faith once it has done so and for the ukrainians to be given their country back. let me talk now about that warning from present. let me read you the exact words. if there is a threat to the territorial integrity of our country and for protecting our people, we will

james cleverly who's in posters, education minister in the law, stealth months. he is going to be a foreign secretary. if these leaks are right. he's a psych pair of hands. certainly for that post sweller, brahman is set up to be lined up for the home secretary. that's the interior ministers, posters. a few things going on here at the modem are in this is it. we see the motorcade blue lights there and the lead security vehicle. it looks as if she's going to come in and do it. the old fashioned, traditional way, get out of the limousine. the range rover and greets people. everyone's greeting her. let's take a look at where she's going. well, she's going to be her mother applause is in the media. there we go. yes, that we have at least trust of call, sir andrew coming out a walk in from her range rover shooting, straight to the lex said, it looks like she is going to speak to the class and to the british public straight away. he's going straight to speech. let's listening to what she has to say. good afternoon. i have just accepted her majesty the queen's kind invi

these are the reasons why ukraine can and must when thank that was james and cleverly the farm and stuff for the united kingdom. speaking the off, the 2nd row of the russian foreign minister at a un security council meeting on ukraine. a meeting of 4 minutes is the 1st since russia invaded ukraine back in february, that's bringing correspondent alan fisher. it also been listening in the end. we heard, 1st of all and 2nd lover of russian foreign minister repeating the same narrative we've been hearing out of russia that they are fighting near nazis in ukraine, who been dehumanizing people living in separatist areas of ukraine and interesting . he then left the chamber when the u. k. foreign minister started speaking he only arrived in the chamber just before his turn to speak. and of course, as you see, we heard from sergey oliver of that this special military operation. as the russians call, it was inevitable. he went on to list a series of alleged crimes. he says, were committed against russian speaking people across ukraine. since 2014, when there was a new government, it installed in

i think james cleverly is a very good choice. — james cleverly is a very good choice, he served as aoreign— choice, he served as a minister in the foreign office, he is a reserved kemet— the foreign office, he is a reserved kernel in_ the foreign office, he is a reserved kernel in the armed forces, he has a good _ kernel in the armed forces, he has a good knowledge of foreign policy issues _ good knowledge of foreign policy issues. when it comes to the cabinet as a whole. _ issues. when it comes to the cabinet as a whole, then she must not make the mistake — as a whole, then she must not make the mistake borisjohnson made. she must opponent overall in the cabinet a cabinet _ must opponent overall in the cabinet a cabinet of— must opponent overall in the cabinet a cabinet of overall talents. we still have — a cabinet of overall talents. we still have to hear if tom tugendhat will get _ still have to hear if tom tugendhat will get a _ still have to hear if tom tugendhat will get a job. the jury is still out but — will get a job. the jury is still out but as— will get a job. the jury is

and james cleverly. foreign secretary is _ to the trade. and james cleverly. just outside his office in a few hours? i just outside his office in a few hours? ~ ., �* , ., hours? i think that's right. to the riaht of hours? i think that's right. to the right of him _ hours? i think that's right. to the right of him is — hours? i think that's right. to the right of him is the _ hours? i think that's right. to the right of him is the current - hours? i think that's right. to the right of him is the current chief i right of him is the current chief whip, chris heaton—harris, i suspect he probably will not be in thatjob. jacob rees—mogg, the recognisable figure from the brexit debate. i think he is in line for a promotion, he has been linked with the business secretaryjob. he has been in a lot of talks over the last 48 hours with energy companies about that planet we are going to hearfrom liz energy companies about that planet we are going to hear from liz truss to invest tens of billions in keeping people's energy bills down over the coming months —— that plan. t

james cleverly will be succeeding liz trust and the role of foreign secretary. new home secretary, we knew patel would not be continuing but it has now been confirmed. and at number 11, just down there, now the man in charge of the economy. or what you might call the finance minister. coffee has been appointed secretary of state for health. a huge job since the national health service is a priority. the work on social care has not been completed. the deputy prime minister signaling how close she is to liz trust. wendy morton has been appointed chief whip, the person in charge of making sure conservative mps support the government and parliament. he's been in the role since the middle of 2019 and became increasingly high-profile because of the war in ukraine. no one expected him to change roles and he will stay there. lewis had become the northern ireland secretary under boris johnson but was one of those that resigned in july. i'm getting some help from sonja from the observer. let's talk about saha we who did not want to stop and talk. >> cdl is not a role we t

james cleverly will be foreign secretary.ir policies have to get through the house of commons. ben wallace remains his defence secretary. he had thatjob under borisjohnson, he's done it since 2019. he was expected to carry on, he's been widely praised for his involvement in the response to the war brandon lewis in ukraine. he stays in that role. previously northern ireland secretary under borisjohnson will now northern ireland secretary under boris johnson will now serve northern ireland secretary under borisjohnson will now serve as justice secretary. i should also mention that the nadhim zahawi former chancellor didn't do the job former chancellor didn't do the job for that long because he was appointed after rishi sunak resigned injuly. he is chancellor of the duchy of lancaster as well as minister for intergovernmental relations and a qualities administer. that is as far as we've got. as the developments, we will pass them on. let's talk about the economics, the finances behind any intervention does government decides to

suella braverman, james cleverly. defence secretary, ben wallace. tend his resignation to the queen at bell moral, it will all be such a rush that if it were to be liz truss, she would have to do all of this by phone before she addresses the nation at lipm. what does this look like to you, first of all? well, it is as many people have predicted, which is that she is giving the topjobs predicted, which is that she is giving the top jobs to people who backed herfrom early on in the campaign, and you can see that with people like james cleverly and suella braverman, for example. to some extent, that is always what a new leader is going to do, and that's the incentive to back the person you think will wind the race because you want to get a good job, but i think there will be a lot of concern on the conservative backbenches. you, this is reported on the front page of the observer today, which is around the fact that this has been a really bitter, vitriolic contest. sometimes you would not even have thought that rishi sunak and liz truss were from the sa

no, once she will form a team of fellow party members of james cleverly loyal to her, despite the factdecision of the members of the conservative party was quite expected. i ran the company conservatives. i will rule as a tax and economic growth conservative. i intend to tackle the energy crisis. the conservative party flats the country's epic troubles boris johnson does a rhinestone tour of downing street shaft the country abandon the queen we couldn't find a single use of nuclear missiles you liter's prime minister claims she has always considered her idol margaret thatcher her premier ambitions. she indicated last year, when she received the post of minister of foreign affairs affairs first of all climbed onto the tank and the legacy was left to her by the outgoing prime minister boris johnson, whom she enthusiastically thanked you today. i want to thank my friend boris johnson boris you completed the brexit to queen elizabeth ii who should formally accept his resignation and approve as the new prime minister or elizabeth tracks alexander khabarov ilya murdyakov together, london mil

i'm a black foreign secretary in james, cleverly and british asian sewell, a brother, man, as the home secretary that's quite striking in terms of the normal male white cabinets that the british have seen. the conservative party is in a bad state bell, deeply divided. will she be able to get everyone to rally around her? you thank she's going to have a real struggle. i think, i mean this, this succession battle of the replacement of johnson has been a very miserable and bitter affair. they've been squabbling very openly and she didn't get a residing endorsement in her election. i mean, actually she didn't even get half the members of the conservative party to back her . and she got quite a poor sharing old. so for members of parliament. so she's gonna have quite a struggle. it's possible that she may not last very long if she can't hold her party together. but she has a big majority in parliament, thanks to the majority that maurice johnson, one at the last election h t. c majority. which should see her through the danger being that when you got a big majority, people feel much more ab

for a statement, i give a thought is x and same thing, james, cleverly secretary of state for foreign comment and development affairs of the united kingdom of great britain, northern ireland. ah, madam president mas, zachary urban sector general, i missed con franky team. 77 years ago, actually in their own un members agreed. solemn principles in the un charter, vital for international peace and security. they undertook to refrain from the threat or the use of force against the territorial integrity or the political independence of any state. yet, 7 months ago, president putin invaded ukraine illegally. and without justification, he ignored the resounding please for peace that i heard in this council. on the 17th of february, since then ukrainians. i appreciate you joining us on arty international. we were just watching a live comments from the russian foreign minister soto a law for off a number of his comments were made on run down some of the highlights. he said that for example, the recent discovery of the recent torture of russian troops by the key of regime, no comment was ever

led by 53-year-old james cleverly to his mother and the sierrans, while leaf once was on a visit.s deputy head of the foreign ministry and signed the text of a bill that allowed london to impose new sanctions against moscow, the very ones that, according to him , should drive moscow into the worst recession since the collapse of the ussr artilleryman a colonel and a reserve officer, but a woman, a former minister of labor teros coffee, became the deputy of the routes and at the same time the minister of defense, here is her photograph. dispersed on the internet and users wrote under her absolutely the embodiment of health, she is the closest friend, the trust and her closest political saraking. the most advanced part of society is true, and this composition did not please, saying that the blacks there are actually only by origin, and not by psychology. well, yes, nothing lihabe before the start. for independent care boris johnson from the post of prime minister, the drawing is entitled indelible stains in the glia of portraits of british prime ministers, the conservative spectrum

interview is the newly appointed british foreign secretary, james c cleverly.reaction to vladimir putin? >> john, thank you. before i respond to that, and i will, i'd just like to say thank you to the united states and the president for the very kind words of condolence for her majesty's pass, queen elizabeth ii it means a lot to us in the uk. to your point, these are the actions of someone not seeing the conflict in ukraine going the way he hoped. we know that he hoped to dominate ukraine in a matter of days. we're now seeing months later, the ukrainians are pushing the russians back and these are the actions of someone who knows this conflict is not going well. >> what difference do you think that 300,000 new troops will make in this conflict? >> well, what we saw when i was here last in february, was hundreds of thousands of russian troops on the border of ukraine, what we know is they were poorly motivated, equipped and did not have the spirit for the fight. i said at the time the ukrainians would be ferocious in the defense of their country, that's what we

, including officials from the bahamas, canada, and new zealand, as well as foreign secretary james cleverly and the king has been officially proclaimed head of state of both australia, new zealand at ceremonies and the nations capitals at parliament. and wellington new zealand prime minister to send to our dan pay tribute to queen elizabeth and formerly acknowledged charles as the country's new sovereign. and at thousands gathered to watch australia as governor general david hurley claim at king charles as head of state at parliament house. in cambro ah, the credit officials are saying that large areas in the countries east are experiencing major power cars, including har keith, the 2nd city and regions of inappropriate troughs done yet. and it's to me, regions include areas where ukrainian forces have recently advanced. well, since early september, ukraine has made rapid gains with keith taking a few days to take back territory that russia at battle for months to control keeps forces of entered the key towns of is human coupons, located on strategic rail lines. advances have also been made

when she was oxford university, and james cleverly, i was the education secretary. he gets promotion to the foreign secretary now and we have so on the brother men, another good ally of list trust becoming home secretary, so she replaces pretty patel who resigned on monday. i had it being pushed and done . so they, we have it to reis coffee. i'm is going to be the health secretary and george interrupter, let's take you straight to the un security council. it's telling open meeting on the situation at the is upper is yet nuclear power plant. this is ninteenth antiques, general now electrical energy agency and the mission led by director general grossi for their efforts and for their courage meet the more eagerly allow me also to the sankey, the, for the parties, for their cooperation. now will of course, leave it up to the director general grosse i presented with him in a cmo able to observe. during their stay there. the secretary of the united nations has proudly supported the i a in it's essential mission named at ensuring the safety of the operation of the nuclear

james cleverly. it is the current education secretary, last government, and he will be promoted to foreign secretary dealing with russia's invasion of ukraine and the european union. there major issues, he'll face sweller, brothman is going to be home secretary, the interior minister, she will be dealing with a host of internal issues, domestic issues. the key point to these appointments is that list trust needs, loyalist around her, lots of loyalists. and she needs to, for that good will from within the cabinet to permeate through the party and through the membership of the conservative party because she is a bit of a lonely figure. right now. cilla had hair on out. is there a taps running once again in jackson, mississippi? after more than a week, tell you why the water crisis is for ah, now the flood warnings reducing in number in the northeast, the u. s. for they're still going to be the potential for some flooding in the 2 major cities, new york and washington d. c. in that cloud line, take you

as well, including kamal harris, us vice president as well as the rendering modi and we have james cleverlyere have been many state protests throughout the week. many are being held even today and people are questioning the legitimacy of holding this as a state funeral which is usually for the imperialfamily which is usually for the imperial family members. which is usually for the imperialfamily members. he is only the second prime minister to have a state funeral. the last one 55 also the cost because the japanese government is some $11 government is spending some $11 million to hold this event. of course, they are spending quite a lot of money on security as well as hosting those overseas visitors being as visitors being dubbed as funeral diplomacy over three days. but time, days. but atethe same time. is a days. but atthe same time. is a of people to? 7 z: 7 to pay to pay to “gee l” is abee e—ee is a table shinzo abe. there is a table for flowers shinzo abe. there is a table forflowers and shinzo abe. there is a table for flowers and the table has every ten minutes to be cleared every t

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upon assuming the office, liz truss has also chosen james cleverly to replace her as foreign secretarycy priorities will this governement embark on? well, for more on that let's speak to nile gardiner who's here with us, he is the director of margaret thatcher center for freedom at the heritage foundation. thank you very much indeed for joining us. maybe this is liz truss' first trump card that, the parallels have been drawn with margaret thatcher and i know the view from the kremlin is she is a thatcher mimic but is she is a thatcher mimic but is that going to help her, do you think? i is that going to help her, do you think?— pw you think? i think firstly it is a good _ you think? i think firstly it is a good thing _ you think? i think firstly it is a good thing that - you think? i think firstly it is a good thing that liz - you think? i think firstly it i is a good thing that liz truss is a good thing that liz truss is hated by putin's kremlin, so thatis is hated by putin's kremlin, so that is a very good early sign i think. she has been a very robust foreign secretary. also an exce

james cleverly is the current education secretary in the last government and he will be promoted to foreign secretary dealing with russia's invasion of ukraine and the european union. there major issues, he'll face sweller. barava mon is going to be home secretary, the interior minister. she will be dealing with a host of internal issues, domestic issues. the key point to these appointments is that list trust needs, loyalist around her, lots of warrantless and she needs to for that good will from within the cabinet to permeate through the party. and through the membership of the conservative party because she is a bit of a lonely figure right now. well, let's bring in feathery gear bendy. she's a professor of political science at the university of rome, tova gas, as she joins us from boulder, colorado in the us. thanks so much for being with us, said maurice johnson. the former prime minister was not much of a favorite in washington. how might a special u. s. u k relationship develop now one to live truss. so when she 1st met blink, and because remember she was foreign minister last i my un

james cleverly. it is the current education secretary, the last government, and he will be promoted to foreign secretary dealing with russia's invasion of ukraine and the european union. there major issues, he'll face sweller. brothman is going to be home secretary, the interior minister. she will be dealing with a host of internal issues, domestic issues. the key point to these appointments is that list trust needs, loyalist around her, lots of loyalists. and she needs to for that good will from within the cabinet to permeate through the party. and through the membership of the conservative party because she is a bit of a lonely figure right now. still to come this ha, powerful tie thing, test to south korea, leaving several dead for moving out to sea on its way to japan. the tops are running again in jackson, mississippi, after more than a week without a challenge is remain ah, now the latest system all for low pressure cloud front systems on its way through the byte australian bytes shows some int

we expect to see from the uk, james cleverly, but among the japanese public there has been growing oppositiond today. many people are questioning the legitimacy of holding this as a state event, usually for the imperial family members here, and the last time that a prime minister had state funeral was 55 years ago. $11 million will be spent on it and people are questioning whether thatis people are questioning whether that is money well spent, with concerns about the cost of living, and also as someone who spoke to miss reid earlier said that money should probably be spent to help those people who have been affected by that typhoon, as well. there was one girl in her 20s said she supported the state funeral for shinzo abe you contributed greatly to the country, when he was prime minister but even after his death, opinions on him are very much split. we will be following those developments as the funeral moves into play a bit later in the day. the cypher of king charles iii has just been revealed by buckingham palace. it was personally chosen by the king, from a range of designs produced by th

james cleverly, an army reserve officer, and former education secretary, is foreign secretary.man, a barrister who's been a controversial and outspoken attorney—general, is the new home secretary. and therese coffey, a long—time friend of liz truss, is health secretary and the first female deputy prime minister. jacob rees—mogg, one of the first mps to back liz truss for the leadership, has been given the role of business and energy secretary. he isa he is a very familiar figure and a staunch brexiteer. ben wallace is one of the few who remains in post, from borisjohnson�*s cabinet, as defence secretary. and chris heaton—harris is the new northern ireland secretary, he prides himself on being a staunch brexit supporter, but he'll now have to engage with the eu, in the difficult negotiations on trade with northern ireland. just a sense for you of how the cabinet has changed. chris is battling with the weather, it seems. just a thought about the way this government is taking shape? there is a more focused _ government is taking shape? there is a more focused on _ government is ta

james cleverly. it is the current education secretary in the last government and he will be promoted to foreign secretary dealing with russia's invasion of ukraine and the european union. there major issues, he'll face sweller, barava men is going to be home secretary, the interior minister, she will be dealing with a host of internal issues, domestic issues. the key point to these appointments is that list trust needs, loyalist around her, lots of loyalists. and she needs to, for that good will from within the cabinet to permeate through the party and through the membership of the conservative party because she is a bit of a lonely figure. right now. a still head hearing now. desert. oh, we hear from a syrian women in lebanon, who accuses state security officials of torturing and killing a husband. protests in indonesia as anc amount of a fuel price hikes after the government subsidies. ah. the journey has begun. the faithful world camp is on its way to catherine book, your travel package to day, ri

james cleverly. it is the current education secretary in the last government and he will be promoted to foreign secretary dealing with russia's invasion of ukraine and the european union. there major issues, he'll face sweller. brothman is going to be home secretary, the interior minister. she will be dealing with a host of internal issues, domestic issues. the key point to these appointments is that list trust needs, loyalist around her, lots of loyalists. and she needs to for that good will from within the cabinet to permeate through the party. and through the membership of the conservative party because she is a bit of a lonely figure right now. so hey, there are now to 0. the taps are running again in jackson, mississippi after more than a week, but will tell you why the water crisis is far from over. ah. with right humid and quiet and still quite hot were described. the weather on the gull stage is typical for this time. the year, the edge the monsoon still catching salah, so that is drizzly and

in growing the economy and cutting taxes, james cleverly, it is the current education secretary in the last government, and he will be promoted to foreign secretary dealing with russia's invasion of ukraine and the european union. there major issues he'll face sweller, brother man, is going to be home secretary, the interior minister, she will be dealing with a host of internal issues, domestic issues. the key point to these appointments is that list trust needs loyalists around her, lots of loyalists. and she needs to, for that good will from within the cabinet to permeate through the party and through the membership of the conservative party because she is a bit of a lonely figure right now. still has hair on out, is there why the u. s. is accusing north korea of helping russia continue its invasion of ukraine and the most powerful typhoon to hit south korea in years leaves at least 6 people that anticipates espouses where live and ha ah, the journey has begun. the fee for world copies on its way to a catholic book. your travel package today. right. the typhoon has got and watch it g

james cleverly, an army reserve officer and former education secretary, is foreign secretary. a barrister who's been a controversial and outspoken attorney—general, is the new home secretary. and therese coffey, a long—time friend of liz truss, is health secretary and the first female deputy prime minister. familiar figure of jacob rees—mogg, one of the first mps to back liz truss for the leadership, has been given the role of business and energy secretary. ben wallace is one of the few who remains in post from borisjohnson�*s cabinet as defence secretary. and chris heaton—harris is the new northern ireland secretary. he prides himself on being a staunch brexit supporter, but he'll now have to engage with the eu in the difficult negotiations on the trade with northern ireland. so just sojust a so just a cross section for you there. back to chris at westminster. let's talk about the character of this new team, chris, what do you make of it?— make of it? after the first set of appointments. _ make of it? after the first set of appointments, it _ make of it? after the first set o

kwasi kwarteng, james cleverly and suella braverman are in the top positions. the other thing to note is that truss has rewarded loyalty, that may have been the quality that one i go her leadership over rishi sunak. but she has not taken on lyndon johnson's lesson about tense, she has kept her enemies out. boris johnson learns what happens when you displease the parliamentary party. francine: thanks so much, lizzy burden there at westminster. joining us is hugh gimber from j.p. morgan global asset management and kristine aquino from our research team. dollar is changing everything. >> the tide that is moving everything else. in currency markets ecb pressure on the yen -- you see the pressure on the end that is starting to worry markets. authorities in china have been trying to mount a stronger pushback, making the yuan stronger. what is the overwhelming force -- but it is the overwhelming force in corporate stories overnight from the u.s. at this point, there is nothing that will stop it. francine: i want to ask about the u.k. but actually the dollar seems to b

and from the uk, we had james cleverly attending the event.ding a state funeral, which is usually for imperialfamily funeral, which is usually for imperial family members. funeral, which is usually for imperialfamily members. mr abe is only the second prime minister to have this service. the first one took place 55 years ago. other protesters were questioning the huge price tag of 10 million to host this event. a protester we spoke to earlier said money should be spent on other more important things, especially when people have been struggling with the rising cost of living. but there was a long queue of people wanting to pay their respects outside. it really goes to show how polarising, how divisive mr abe is. when he was alive as prime minister and even after his death. his state funeral has been buried and mice server among the japanese public. and mice server among the japanese ublic. ., ~ and mice server among the japanese ublic. .. ~' , ., and mice server among the japanese ublic. .. ~' ,, -- and mice server among the japanese public-_ -

right, you were listening there to the foreign secretary james - to the foreign secretary james cleverly give an address to the united nations generally assembly in which you heard him being highly critical of russia and its actions in ukraine. this is bbc news. i'm reeta chakrabarti. the headlines... the bank of england raises interest rates to a iii—year high of 2.25% to tackle soaring prices as they predict the uk may already been in recession. it will be a good thing for me, but i'm mindfulfor the it will be a good thing for me, but i'm mindful for the younger members of my family, they have all got big mortgages. of my family, they have all got big mortmaes. . , of my family, they have all got big mortgagee— of my family, they have all got big mortnaes. . ,., ., ,., mortgages. prices are going up and the interest — mortgages. prices are going up and the interest rates _ mortgages. prices are going up and the interest rates are _ mortgages. prices are going up and the interest rates are just _ mortgages. prices are going up and the interest rates are just one - mortgages. prices are

james cleverly is expected to become foreign secretary, he was not commenting this morning.rman is likely to become home secretary. kwasi kwarteng is expected to be the new chancellor. and they will need to move fast. new chancellor. and they will need to move fast-— new chancellor. and they will need to move fast. people are absolutely etrified to move fast. people are absolutely petrified about _ to move fast. people are absolutely petrified about the _ to move fast. people are absolutely petrified about the energy - to move fast. people are absolutely petrified about the energy bills - petrified about the energy bills that are coming the way, businesses as well. and we need an answer to this and it is urgent that liz truss deals with this immediately. we have said there should be an energy freeze, we have also said that we should pay for that with a windfall tax on the gas and energy companies, oil companies, that have made huge profits. liz truss has not said that and the concern is how we pay for that when national debt is going up. it is important that liz truss and he

among the key figures sitting around that table — kwasi kwarteng, who is the new chancellor, james cleverlyforeign secretary, suella braverman is now the new home secretary, and therese coffey is deputy prime minister and health secretary. 0ur political correspondent damien grammaticas has our first report. less tha n less than 2a hours in the job, prime minister liz truss heading for her first test, on the floor of the commons. first test, on the floor of the common— first test, on the floor of the commons. ~ .,~ �* ., ., ., commons. mr speaker, i'm honoured to take my place — commons. mr speaker, i'm honoured to take my place as — commons. mr speaker, i'm honoured to take my place as prime _ commons. mr speaker, i'm honoured to take my place as prime minister- commons. mr speaker, i'm honoured to take my place as prime minister in - take my place as prime minister in this house and to take on responsibility at a vital time for our country. at, responsibility at a vital time for our country-— responsibility at a vital time for our count . ~ , ., , our country. a cap on soaring energy rices

cabinet posts with allies — kwasi kwarteng as chancellor, suella braverman as home secretary, james cleverlys foreign secretary and therese coffey as health secretary. after a visit to ukraine's zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in russian—held territory, the un's nuclear watchdog has called for a safety zone. the iaea is warning that shelling of the plant could lead to unlimited release of radioactive materials. canadian police are urging people in an indigenous community in saskatchewan to stay indoors, as the manhunt continues for a surviving suspect following a mass stabbing, which claimed 11 lives. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are sam lister, political editor of the daily express, and rachel shabi, journalist and author. the appointment of the prime minister dominates the front pages. the metro quotes liz truss, saying britain can ride out the storm. the ft focus is on her plan to guide britain out of what it calls the energy storm. the express says that plan is likely to involve freezing bills at two and a half thousand pounds. t

james cleverly becomes foreign secretary, and suella braverman is in charge of the home office.usiness secretary, and therese coffey — one of liz truss' closest allies — is the new health secretary. we've got priorities a, b, c, d — ambulances, backlogs, care, d — doctors and dentists — and we're going to work through that and we'll make sure that we are delivering for patients. cheering and applause liz truss begins this job at the toughest of moments, and she knows there is very little time to prove she can grip the challenges facing the country. ben wright, bbc news, westminster. on my way here, i ran into some cabinet members. one of them, chris phil, said good morning, look keen coming into downing street clutching that red folder, the one embossed with the gold lettering and the crown upon it. he is the new chief secretary to the treasury, which might not make him the most popular minister amongst his colleagues over coming months because he will be squeezing as many pounds and pennies out of their departments as he can because, let's face it, the public finances are alrea

remember she was a candidate early on in the leadership race, and the foreign secretary to be james cleverlynt ministerial board, occasionally they get juggled government ministerial board, occasionally they getjuggled around when someone refuses a position, and the whole thing has to be re—orientated. the in tray for the new prime minister is colossal. war in europe, trying to deal with aspects of the brexit process in northern ireland for instance, the huge economic questions, and winter just around the corner for the nhs. things, though, i'm going to change. tonally, the politics of the national conversation will feel different. why? because boris johnson is the very definition of a performance primary colours prime minister, and he is leaving number 10, although who knows how much we might hearfrom him after 10, although who knows how much we might hear from him after that. 10, although who knows how much we might hearfrom him after that. so he will be gone, but the new prime minister will inheritjust he will be gone, but the new prime minister will inherit just the he will be gone, but

and he spent time with the foreign secretary, james cleverly, two men new to their roles.she too begins a new stage of her life as a working royal. trmpet fanfare. the proclamation of a new king in front of windsor castle. it has pleased almighty god to call to his mercy our late sovereign lady, queen elizabeth ii of blessed and glorious memory by whose decease the crown of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland is solely and rightfully come to the prince charles, philip, arthur, george. this royal town has been mourning a queen who made her home here in recent years. what is becoming increasingly clear is the public�*s desire to do something or go somewhere as a way of paying their respects. it is a feeling likely to strengthen in the coming days ahead of the state funeral. daniela relph, bbc news. the sea of flowers is really striking. it is really colourful. we have seen a very simple bouquets and some lavish ones, people have taken a lot of care. when i came in this afternoon, i saw one little girl, she was carefully arranging her flowers and had writ

foreign affairs tipped conservative james cleverly, despite the fact that the decision of members of quite expected, the election of liter caused a great stir. you see, how many journalists have gathered now at the residence of the head of the british government on downing street, the question is now different, what will the new prime minister change in british politics, as well as speeches. after the announcement of her victory, she just designated her priorities as prime minister. i ran the company like conservatives. i will rule as a conservative, my friends, we must present a plan of action. i intend to move on to a bold plan to lower taxes and grow the economy. i intend to deal with the energy crisis, because the apartment of the conservative party tras. today protesters booed. recent public opinion polls have shown that only 13% of britons believe that runs is worthy of the post of prime minister. social networks are inundated jokes about how the new government will deal with the country's dire economic problems. boris johnson is taking a sheet of trails tour of the longtime st

james cleverly, whose mother is from sierra leone is the 1st black foreign secretary. and so ela braverman whose own parents came to the u. k from kenya maricia 6 decades ago, is in charge of police and immigration as home secretary. but there is concern about the teams, expertise, and conflict of interest. the $31.00 ministers have 36 years of cabinet experienced between them, amounting to a combined experience of 1.2 years per person. at least 6 our landlords during a crippling cost of living crisis. and there's climate change, of course, business secretary, jacob reese, marg, has a fun that is invested in fossil fuels and trust herself used to work with shell. ok will peter o born is a journalist where the middle east i and a former chief political commentator of the daily telegraph. he joins us now on skype, from salisbury, here in the u. k. welcome to the news our. can we start with what we now know about truss ah, after hearse, full day 1st, full day. as prime minister, she's obviously assembled a cabinet. she faced the opposition in the house of commons. what mo

i gather thought to his excellency mister james, cleverly secretary of state for foreign comment, the development affairs of the united kingdom of great britain, northern highland. madam president, miss zachary herb is secretary general. i must, con frankie 77 years ago. un members agreed, solemn principles in the un charter, vital for international peace and security. they undertook to refrain from the threats or the use of force against the territorial integrity or the political independence of any state. yet 7 months ago, president putin invaded ukraine illegally, and without justification, he ignored the resounding please for peace that i heard in this council on the 17th of february. since then, ukrainians, spirit of defense and defiance in the protection of their country, continues to inspire free peoples and nations. every day, the devastating consequences of russia's invasion become more clear. un agencies have confirmed more than $14000.00 civilian casualties so far. and the actual total is likely to be much higher, more than $17000000.00 ukrainians in humanitarian need. 7000

in growing the economy and cutting taxes, james cleverly, it is the current education secretary, the last government, and he will be promoted to foreign secretary dealing with russia's invasion of ukraine and the european union. there major issues, he'll face sweller, barava men is going to be home secretary, the interior minister, she will be dealing with a host of internal issues, domestic issues. the key point to these appointments is that list trust needs, loyalist around her, lots of loyalists. and she needs to, for that good will from within the cabinet to permeate through the party and through the membership of the conservative party because she is a bit of a lonely figure right now. are gardner, was an aide to inform you. k prime minister, margaret thatcher, he's now director and he, margaret thatcher, center for freedom, now joins us live from washington, d. c by skype. thanks very much for being with us as well. while you're in the leadership pair campaign, her rival, the former chancellor wishes you next said at that tap plans, risk making the situation worse when you're b

james cleverly it will be foreign secretary, suella braverman the new home secretary.ut that cabinet is it is a pretty loyal cabinet. liz truss has decided to surround herself with people who agree with her, who share her political values. they are not all died in the wool allies of her, some of them ran against her for the leadership. some conservatives said yesterday privately that they really wanted ms truss to say to supporters of rishi sunak, let's heal the parties, brings you into the fold. that has not happened. she has decided she would rather have people who have agreed with her rather than criticise her in the past. you can see the logic, which is you don't have to go deal echo sit around the cabinet table with people who a few weeks ago are saying your plan is ruinous, but at the same time some conservatives are nervous that that mean she will not be challenged on some of her ideas, they will not be the same broad range they could be of voices around the cabinet table and one former senior cabinet minister said to me yesterday it is in situations like that w

k. foreign secretary james cleverly and i asked him about that warning from president putin. or these are not the actions of a military leader who thinks this war is going to plan. we know we said so at the time that rushes plan was to sweep across ukraine in a matter of weeks. and yet what we see most recently is that being pushed back by the very, very professional actions of the ukrainian offices. so these words are written response to failure rather than to success. and i suspect that all that would happen if these troops were put to the front line is yet more young russians would be lost in this illegal unprovoked and unnecessary war. and what we call upon russia to do is to remove its troops from ukraine to negotiate in good faith once it has done so and for the ukrainians to be given their country back. let me talk now about that warning from present future. let me read you the exact words. if there is a threat to the territorial integrity of our country and for protecting our people, will certainly use all the means available to us. and i am not bluffing. well the mea