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just to jump in there, l right. just to jump in there, we are running out of time.ht out here in asia, briefly, how do you staff for all of that? it doesn't get in the way of you working like? work is work but i think the programme you watch at two a:m., 4am especially when you have to go to work. when i look at the clock it's have to go to work. when i look at the clock its three or 4am in the morning to watch the game. it's a passion. inaudible. fit, game. it's a passion. inaudible. �* ., ., ., ., inaudible. a passion and a law. we can certainly _ inaudible. a passion and a law. we can certainly see _ inaudible. a passion and a law. we can certainly see that - we can certainly see that passion and love thank you for joining us on the programme for the best of luck in the match tonight. thank you for watching, tuesday with bbc news. hello. we've seen a bit of a lull in the heatwave conditions over the past 2a hours or so. it was a little bit fresher on thursday and into friday, too. but intense heat is on the way, particularly by sunday into tuesday. the met office

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l. right? precisely because there was this massive disruption. we need new architecture reflect the way the world is going forward. okay, so for the last, since you've known me for the last 2025 years, we've been heading into a geopolitical recession. what i call a g 0 world, where the balance of power is increasingly mis aligned with the institutions. and that's true both inside the united states and globally, and i've been writing all of these books that have described that the end of the free market, right? the state capitalist, china rise. and that means that the hybrid system, every nation for itself, the united states as you know, sort of the g one is no longer the global policeman. what happens as a consequence, even us versus them, that talks about the rise of populism, the disintegration of institutions inside a lot of democracies around the world, the growing in liberalism, of democracies. so now you start to see all of these global crises emerge. whether it's the pandemic or it's the russia invasion of ukraine and a new cold war, or, o

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human rights lawyers and others who've been defending people in china who are advocating for women's rights l g, q rights involved in land disputes with the government. so there's, there's a lot of other issues there there as well. i'm going to bring in a new voice, so if anyone come straight to me, if i, if you wouldn't mind, if it does bury that's correct or the earlier he's communicate to me gives me comes on publications, vice president of the us china business council. we were wondering about enforcement. how do we enforce a lot that makes companies responsible for what and how their products are made, making sure they're not using force labor. this is what doug told us earlier. the good part so far has been that the u. s. customs border protection office which is responsible for enforcing the law has done so in a very targeted and focused manner. it's not going to be that they're going to grab everything that comes from china and scrutinize it for forced labor. so the good part is, is that it's limited and focused, there is a law and effect, and the u. s. companies are determined to fol

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but it is a bit like a yo-yo, he puts the taxes up l right now.r. ., �* ., ., ., other. i don't agree with that at all. i other. i don't agree with that at all- i think _ other. i don't agree with that at all. i think what _ other. i don't agree with that at all. i think what has _ other. i don't agree with that at all. i think what has happened i other. i don't agree with that at| all. i think what has happened is other. i don't agree with that at - all. i think what has happened is we had a major pandemic and we needed to fund some of the consequences of that pandemic. so that is why some taxes have gone up, but at the same time, now that we are coming through that, we are bringing taxes down again. so that's understandable, everybody knows that we spend and billions of pounds, quite rightly i would say, protecting people's livelihoods, and also protected things like the nhs, which i think is really important, which affects growth as well. so i think it is right we have been protecting all of our public services, and also right that we set out c

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let's take you over to the east bay and i've got 89 in antioch. 88 l pleasanton. right near the bay 69 in oakland. 74 in hayward. through the peninsula 75 in redwood city. san francisco, i have 60s from downtown through the engel side. and for the north bay 79 here in napa. 75 santa rosa. 69 in mill valley. just in case you missed it the smoke from the oak fire really looks like the most harmful smoke would be headed up towards yosemite and tahoe as we head through tomorrow's forecast. otherwise right here in san francisco, it's pretty simple. we keep 60s as we move through the next seven-day forecast. and across the inland valleys, we hold it in a pretty steady trend of 80s throughout the next several days. so we've got the radar up and going and scanning. again anything that moves close, we'll be on the air to bring it to everybody. >> thank you so much, jeff. >>> still to come united airlines is dropping service to airlines is dropping service to rtbay area airpo when i make decisions as a leader, it's not about me or the folks that are here. it's about the next seve

earlier this week runs president promised a harsh response to any escalation by washington, or if l life right now, biden's saber rattling comes as the u. s. president has failed to win an immediate oil output increase and the regional security alliance at the arab summit with more on how biden's middle east tour poor dashed u. s. hopes for a grand return to the region. his are to use policy or findings for day, middle east trip is over, but the question of what's actually achieved is still up in the air. his bed for more and cheap oil has been blown out of the water. i want to see the impact of this visit. i suspect you won't see that for another a couple weeks. we, i'd say as a canopy, its oil production beyond 13000000 barrels a day. and off to shunning the kingdom over the 2018 killing of saudi german is jamal cash hockey. all eyes were on what might and would say to the conference i in thank you. thank you. thank you. that's exactly what bite enabled saudi arabia while on his campaign trail back in 2019. but now fighting his tongue, he came asking for a favor while still trying to save hi

situation all because six republicans on the supreme court through 50 years of settled law on l abortion .rights. in the parliament of the senate, senator murray that we yield to you i think you legislation is extremely important, i got a reverse of the senate and yield to senator klobuchar who also has been a champion of this issue and i just want the senate to know because were in the pacific northwest and we talk about these issues people auto make no mistake about it. senator murray has put years and years into the cause of women's health and i really enjoy being junior partner in the l whole effort and look forward to her effort senator klobuchar. >> senator from minnesota. >> mr. president thank you so much i joined my colleague, thank you, senatork wyden for your onpoint remarks and of course senator murray for her incredible leadership. not only the committee but i'm taking this issue on and making clear to the state of washington yes but also to the country that this should be a woman's decision a woman and her doctor in a family's decision and not a decision made by politicians. part o

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crucially, i know what my rights are if anything is l what my rights are if anything is cancelled, thatet a replacement flight on the same day if there is anything available that will take you there at the airline's expense. furthermore, hotel accommodation if need be. and compensation if it is the fault of the airline, which because of technical issues els staff shortages generally is. in technical issues els staff shortages generally is-_ technical issues els staff shortages generally ia— generally is. in europe it is more bad news- _ generally is. in europe it is more bad news. strikes _ generally is. in europe it is more bad news. strikes there - generally is. in europe it is more bad news. strikes there too, - bad news. strikes there too, including among cabin crew at ryanair and easyjet. after two years of covid rules, they should be a summary of escape. but for holiday—makers, those four years of delays and cancellations are not going away. and our business reporter noor nanji joins us now. and there's disruption for travellers here in the uk today and into next week? that's righ

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right place. other countries l have made that change. 30 years the right place.romania stunned the world and bought the closure of many of these orphanages. if ukraine wants tojoin romania in many of these orphanages. if ukraine wants to join romania in the european union, similar changes and a fair chance for all these children could be crucial. the government hasn't responded for our request for a common. they did start reforming the system a few years ago that progress was slow another war has brought that a halt. this country is fighting doggedly for its future, or its right to exist, for the freedom of its people. and there is even more determination to reject its history and everything really that russia now stands for. there is also a desire to be a really modern european country, and yet there are so few signs that ukraine is ready to address their needs and rights of it most vulnerable people. we know these orphanages exist, all children can thrive and not only live but thrive in a family. where are you going to find those families at a time when this co

. >>> he's a friend of mines cousin.the day, fog is coming up right now. l morning long. that inland area is a little more clear. let's look at san jose. i also want to look at what we've been talking about. earlier today, we can see how fogged over everything was. now you see the layer. we welcome the fog in the summer. let's see what it comes to now. the focus now is on san francisco. we did have some that came earlier in the day. it will remain cool on the coast and inland will pick up in the upper 70s. livermore, morgan hill 75. how are we taking it out this afternoon? the daytime high. south bay 81 in san jose. 83 in milpitas. morgan hill and gilroy will climb up into the low 90s. the interior are the warmer spots. no surprise here. meanwhile, comfortable 70s around hayward. upper 60s and low 70s around this area. if you're trying to get away from the heat, the coast, and the bay are the places to go. in the city we will be in the 60s. breezy at 60 miles per hour. in the north bay, sonoma 84. nampa, 82. it will be a decent weekend in the north bay. if you're heading

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every mark to market move on the equities goes through the p&l we see right now.ferent in the results than if there isn't. on the natural catastrophes side we have one point $9 billion budgeted for claims and it depends on how the rest of the year will play out. tom: you touched on the war in ukraine. what are the knock on effects of that conflict for the broader insurance industry? christian: at this stage it is the financial markets impact. clearly, it has a huge impact. when you are a comfy like us with 100 billion u.s. dollars of assets, it has a huge consequence on the asset side primarily. on the liability side it is hard to gauge, we estimate it will be above a medium-size natural capacity -- catastrophe event. but it very much depends how long the war will last. the longer it lasts the more damage there will be. tom: you are going to be raising prices. how far do you think you can push prices, how much stomach there is for clients? how much room you have? christian: it's clear. the costs of goods sold is going up. cbi and wage inflation, medical claims inf

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>> i think right and left have become sort of obsolete terms, but i would say classical liberal. >> how do you define classical liberal? >> believing in liberal, small-l liberal values, individual rights, freedom of speech, the rule of law. >> how much of yourself and your own story as an openly gay man in washington now informed your interest in pursuing the history of gay washington and the secret history of gay washington? >> very much so. and i actually felt myself in a lot of these characters who are mostly men because this was a period when it was mostly men who were running things in washington. and a lot of them were around my age. a lot of them were in their mid-to-late 30s. and it was very tragic to read about a lot of these figures, very highly accomplished people who, solely because of their secret... >> yeah. >> ...which is the secret that i shared with them, had their careers destroyed, their lives ruined. and i felt that it was important to memorialize that and to collect these stories and to present them to the world. >> one review of your book notes that "the gays and lesbians in kirchick's book formed a rotating cast of forrest gumps

right? but you to, i mean, if you look at the l p d, it is l d p, excuse me, it generally is viewed as a party of conservative continue ity and japanese politics. so do you think that's the mood on the streets right now, particularly in the wake of the assassination of the former prime minister, or are people looking for for a steady hand? yes, that that's quite sure the people are sort of, they're tacitly trustor the early policies including the economic policy. so there, despite the fact that there are more and more people are, are dissatisfied with the current economic situation. but they still expect l d p to do that good job because their, their opposition parties are not quite trust dads and divide it too weak. so those who expected more vigorously economic policy that they bought for l. d p. and that said the trends not, not only today but also did the situation that has been there for, for more than 10 years. i guess you're chiro where you are is isn't the same thing in battle. and cute you are people just looking for a steady hand and, and also we're coming to the end of the show. but

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right? i think so, don't you? yes, i suspect it will be. l it about right? i think so, don't i you?it will be. of course, it may quieten down further down the line, but at the outset in particular, i think there is going to be a lot of candidates, clearly at least starting the run, and quite at least starting the run, and quite a lot of division amongst them as to what the strategy should be for the conservative party going forward, leaving aside any personal divisions that may or may not exist as a result of the ousting of boris johnson. so, yes, ithink there result of the ousting of boris johnson. so, yes, i think there is definitely going to be a battle and it test for the conservative party, to contain that rancour, and get themselves together at the end of themselves together at the end of the process and, hopefully from their point of view, as quickly as possible, and then getting on with operating a new government. that front- -a~e operating a new government. that front—page message, kevin, in the times as well, don't listen to fairy tales, sunak tells tory voters, it is not