politique française au mali, nous sont contre la politique française au sahel, les choses ont changé, nous pensons que la francetient le status quo pour qu'il reste mettre de lieu, well on the situation in mali we have contacted david hundain, he is the founder of the west african weekly. thanks lot for your time sir today. thank you very much for having me. now timbuktu, the historic city situated in northern mali, is under threat from foreign back terrorist organizations. this comes just after french president emmanuel macron said, mali, burkina faso or niger would have disappeared if paris had not intervened militarily in the sahel. now are we seeing a common pattern here of france creating a pretext for reoccupying mali after its ejection from this country? so yes, you would have to say that that is, that certainly looks to be the case, um, as is very well known, of all the colonial powers to have ever operated in africa, france historically has always been the most unwilling to let go, and when when it is forced to let go, it has historically been the most vengeful. when when it is letting go so for exampl

has promised to bring france's debt down and cut public spending by 16 billion euro in 2024 — but he's promised to do this without raising taxes. so how will he pull that off? also le in eu funds if it doesn't adopt long—term public finance plans. to discuss the challenges, i'm joined by 0livier redoules — head of studies at economic think tank, rexecode. good to have you on the programme. he's got quite a challenge ahead, hasn't he, bruno le maire? talk us through what he is likely to say in this budget.— what he is likely to say in this budaet. ~ ,,., , this budget. absolutely, the difficult part _ this budget. absolutely, the difficult part is _ this budget. absolutely, the difficult part is that - this budget. absolutely, the difficult part is that he - difficult part is that he committed not to raise taxes. and actually, when we look at the tax situation, there is, strictly speaking, no tax increase, but it insists on, like tax exemptions are set to decrease. localtaxes like tax exemptions are set to decrease. local taxes also set to increase. additionally certain tax cuts are postponed, like the corporate tax. there's also been some talk on... so it's differe

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politique française au mali, nous sommes contre la politique française au sahel, les choses ont changé, nous pensons que la francentient le statuco pour qu'il reste mette de lieu. well, for more on the situation in mali, we have contacted david. saying he is the founder of the west african weekly. thanks lot for your time sir today. thank you very much for having me. now timbuktu, the historic city situated in northern mali, is under threat from foreign back terrorist organizations. this comes just after french president emmanuel macron said, mali, burkina faso or niger would have disappeared if paris had not intervened militarily in the sahel. now are we seeing a common pattern here? of france creating a pretext for reoccupying mali after its ejection from this country? so yes, you would have to say that that is, that certainly looks to be the case, um, as is very well known, of all the colonial powers to have ever operated in africa, france historically has always been the most unwilling to let go, and when when it is forced to let go, it has historically been the most vengeful when it is letting go, so for exa

niger in humiliating conditions was a mistake and miscalculations in the foreign policy of france in africa. mrs. lepen called this recent french decision to withdraw the french ambassador and military from niger a misfortune for france because she believes that france has been ruling in africa for decades , mr. jean-luc melanchon, the leader of the french party, surrendered al-nazi pointed out another aspect of this issue and said that france should not have made financial commitments and financial guarantees regarding its military presence in niger, and now with the humiliating withdrawal from this country, a large financial burden has been imposed on france, mr. shahrvar hosseini well, we witnessed 2 months of tension in the relations between niger and france after the military came to power with the support of the people in this country, they repeatedly requested that france leave their country, both diplomatically and militarily , but macron said that we do not recognize the basis of the new government of niger at all let's respond to their request. now, in this new situation , which is conside

interview and with the headline "the president of france finally surrendered to the demands of the military ruling niger" and gave this headline and le monde newspaper also quoted that france was forced to leave the territory of niger and the tension between france and the military ruling the african country of niger are increasing day by day in the discussion of the parties, mrs. marine le pen, the head of the national unity party and the main opponent of mr. macron in the presidential elections, strongly criticized this position of france, which is a humiliating position of france and said that the withdrawal of france mistakes and miscalculations in foreign policy in africa have been made from niger in humiliating conditions . mrs. le pen has called this recent french decision to withdraw the french ambassador and military from niger as a misfortune for france because she believes that france in africa had been ruling for decades , mr. jean-luc mélenchon, the leader of the unyielding french party. he pointed to another aspect of this issue and said that france should not have made financial commitments and financial guarantees reg

this is chris williamson saying, bye for now, là, c'est l'indépendance, l'armée a libéré le pays, nous... francehased these territories and they have owned the territories in terms of the central banks. i think the financial success is dependent on whether the government represents the people. it all started in 2019, uk marines illegally an iranian oil cargo off the coast of gibraltar in july that year, they evoked suspicions that european union san on syria were being violated, what happened then was that iran decided that it could use levers of its own, the country was in control of major passageway, the straights of hormoz, through which dozens of oil tankers pass every day.

allez les bleus! france will kick off the rugby world cup tonight, against new zealand.g up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news — scotland should take another step towards european championship qualification. we'll get the very latest from cyprus, where they play later tonight. describe does not fit for purpose. —— it is described does not fit for purpose. good evening. in what is britain's biggest manhunt in recent years, police say they have received information of the first confirmed sighting of daniel khalife, the 21—year—old terror and spaying suspect who escaped from wandsworth jail two days ago. a member of the public says they saw him crawl from beneath a van about a mile from the prison still dressed in the share�*s uniform he was wearing were working in the prison kitchen. detectives say he managed to cling onto the underside of the vehicle using straps as it left the jail. this is a new image of the former soldier and a reward of £20,000 is now being offered for information leading to his recapture. the head of the metropolitan police also says the forc

the two sides in the international arena. là c'est l'indépendance, l'armée a libéré le pays, nous sommes libres. france storm the alaxa mosk drawing condemnation from muslim countries. us and south korea hold joint military drills in waters east to the korean peninsula amit escalating tensions with north korea. russia and ukraine say their air defenses have down missiles and drones as the war enters its 20th month.

both, as i mentioned, the left—wing press, but even the more conservative leaning papers like le figaro in france has done. what was quite interesting was the king's speech last night at the state banquet, which daniela mentioned, at the palace of versailles, really deliberately and very clearly hearkened back to previous royal visits that had been seen as historically significant in his family cementing the ties between britain and france. he didn't just mention his parents's visit, his mother �*s visit, he made a very specific point of mentioning his grandmother, the queen mother, and how her visit had made a huge role. and he is this really interesting phrase, entente cordiale, which king it with the seventh, one of his predecessors, used to create an alliance at a time... predecessors, used to create an alliance at a time. . ._ alliance at a time... sorry to interruot _ alliance at a time... sorry to interruot you _ alliance at a time... sorry to interrupt you gareth, - alliance at a time... sorry to interrupt you gareth, but. alliance at a time... sorry to i interrupt you gareth, but time ha

will be back next week with more investigations and analysis. i'm shawn, bye for now, le pays, nous sommes. france, purchased this territories. and they have owned the territories in terms of the central banks. i think the financial success is dependent on whether the government represents the people. the saudi crown prince personally stressed that the negotiations between the kingdom of saudi arabia and the zionist israeli entity are both continuous and good. muhammad bin salman claimed that with every passing day his country is getting closer to normalizing its relations with the israeli entity, but this time he never mentioned the arab peace initiative nor the two state solution, and he did not repeat the traditional saudi position concerning an independent state with its capital being the holy city of al-quds. there is something concerning in these statements as the optimistic language used by the saudi prince is not consistent with the current nature of the zionist government and comes outside the context of the accelerating collapse of what remained. the political peace process. muhammad bin

c'est l'indépendance, l'armée a libéré le pays, nous sommes libres. francewned the territories in terms of the central banks. i think the financial success is dependent on whether the government represents the people. named after the longest river in the world, it's now become the largest e-commerce company on the planet. it started as a book seller at discount prices, but grew so much to help almost everything through breaching rules of the game. watch and hear more about amazon in this document. it means jacket this jacket ready, i'm topic here on pressv and i want you to join me for cats and dogs, the heavy show that makes light work, serious politics, that's press tv, cats and dogs, lembradopic, don't miss it! every news channel claims that it covers the latest breaking news as we do, so that alone is not what sets press tv apart, what mainstream? news outlets conveniently leave out with breaking news from around the world, we are here to you, we fill in the blanks. we are the other side of the story, less represented side of the story, we are tellers of

france. some french press and political officials after the decision the president of this country. regarding the departure of the french ambassador and troops from niger , they criticized macron's policies towards africa. le parzian newspaper called macron's african policy a clear weakness , which has weakened france's presence on the african continent. marine le pen, head of the french national people's republic, also said in this regard: niger's military council has appeared in the position of undermining our special relations with africa , and emmanuel macron is responsible for this. china has announced sanctions against companies and individuals who, according to the us treasury department, are involved in the development of drones and drones. the military in iran is strongly opposed. the spokesman of the chinese ministry of commerce said: china will take necessary measures against the us sanctions . last week, the united states imposed sanctions against 7 individuals and four entities located in iran, china, russia, and turkey, and claimed that these individuals facilitated the sending and financial transactions related to iran's military program . china has already announced. america is abusing the

normally, these things are pretty silly looking, but france is the home of art and fashion. matisse, chanel, dijon. so behold, les de la france will be... i wanna say dancing blood drops? "uh, plushy, the uterus." in reality, it turns out, they are supposed to be a phrygian cap, which was a symbol of the pursuit of liberty in the french revolution. the two have a combined name, les phryges. don't worry if you don't sprechen sie french, because as one fan of the hats pointed out, "it will be sexy to have people from all over the world try to pronounce the name in their own way." of course. mais oui. because nothing is sexier than an american mispronouncing french. my favorite meal? pommez fritz. my favorite museum? la louveray? my favorite actor? timotay chamburgler. the sad thing is that it's france. they had so many great mascot options to choose from. i would have gone with baguettey and cigarettey. we got a great show for you tonight. my guest is jon stewart! but when we come back, "meanwhile"! join us, won't you? >> announcer: "the late show with stephen colbert" sponsored by dayquil. the daytime coughing ach

the zionist movement in the united states. là c'est l'indépendance, l'armée a libéré le pays, nous sommes libres. francehased these territories and they have on the territories in terms of the central banks. i think the financial success is dependent on whether the government represents the people. buddy, i'm lemi topic here on press tv and i want you to join me cats and dogs, the heavy show that makes light work and serious politics, that's press tv, cats and dogs, lambodopic, don't miss it. you're press headlines, ukraine announces the arrival of first batch of us maid abrahams battle tanks in kiev, as part of a multi-billion dollar security assistance package, promised to washington or by washington that is thousands of ethnic armenians in my god karabakh are crossing over into armenia. following azerbaijan's offensive last week, which called surrender of separatus there, and hundreds of settlers backed by the israeli military, once again storm the alaxa mosk, drawing condemnation from muslim countries.

the le parisien newspaper called macron's african policy an obvious weakness, the result of which was the weakening of france's presence on the african continent. marine le pen, the head of the french national people's republic , also said: niger's military council has appeared in the position of undermining our special relations with africa. and the responsibility of this incident lies with emmanuel macron. the president of france has announced that this country plans to end its military cooperation with niger and withdraw its military from that country in the coming months . before this, the military council of niger demanded the departure of the french ambassador and troops from this country . but paris resisted this decision . after macron's withdrawal, the people of niger protested in front of the french embassy and celebrated . niger newspapers also called this decision of the french president a great victory for niger. niger. about 60 years ago, the declaration of french colonialism independence, but the spirit of the french continued in this country in the years after independence. controversy over the

france handed over 150 drones from the company to ukraine delayer this was announced by french defense minister sebastien le continue to provide military support to our country , according to putin. must achieve its goals, because a full-scale invasion of russia is a fundamental attack on the global security order and international law ukraine received new political defense and humanitarian agreements were announced by president volodymyr zelenskyi, but new contacts with partners are also planned to strengthen the ukrainian army , then he also added political work to activity so that our soldiers and all our people feel more strengthened. i thank everyone who helps and will help them if there is any ukrainian strength ukraine has become an associate partner of the three seas initiative , polish president andrzej duda announced this during the summit , in addition to our country , moldova received this status, and greece was invited to join officially, the polish leader added that the war in ukraine showed how important cooperation between countries is, they are not professional seamstresses, but they quickl

le parisien called macron's african policy a clear weakness, which resulted in the weakening of france'sesence on the african continent . is. marian le pen, head of the french national population, also said about this: the military council niger is looking for the collapse of our special relationship with africa, and emmanuel macron is responsible for this. the president of france announced two days ago that this country plans to end its military cooperation with niger and withdraw its troops from that country in the coming months. previously, niger's military council had demanded the withdrawal of the french ambassador and troops from this country, but paris resisted this decision. after macron's withdrawal, the people of niger protested in front of the french embassy and celebrated. niger newspapers also have this resolution. the french president has a great victory they sang for niger. niger declared its independence from french colonialism about 60 years ago, but the french spirit in this country continued in the years after independence. palestinian archaeologists discovered four gr

the le parisien newspaper called macron's africa policy a clear incompetence , the result of which is the weakening of france'sresence on the african continent in this regard, marine le pen, head of the french national people's party, said that niger's military council has appeared in the position of undermining our special relations with africa , and emmanuel macron is responsible for this. the president of france announced two days ago that this country plans to end its military cooperation with niger and withdraw its troops from that country in the coming months. previously, the military council of niger demanded the departure of the ambassador. and french troops had left this country, but paris resisted this decision. the people of niger protested in front of the french embassy after macron's withdrawal they beat and rejoiced. niger newspapers called this decision of the french president a great victory for nigeria. niger declared its independence about 60 years before the french colonization with the spirit of the french in this country in the years after independence. found. the end of this news section

le beneville. when the elections in presidential elections in france in germany, are basically for hard fired right? by the automotive for adults now is all at 20 percent calling or 20 percent. and if you have a fire right, government. so various various strains of, of populism and this is some think, uh, unfortunately, slovaks listening to those messages also due to non, to you, a message. i'm the, i'm a goodness. i'm for russian. as it was mentioned in the, in the report by mr. a former prime minister freights a free time instant and funds tables free time, a prime minister. so yeah, his retro is quite brushing. but on the other hand, this is also another big surprise when he was a prime minister in 2040 and when cried me, it was the next all the time he was saying i was there was him for menu. i can councils all the time. he was saying, sanctions against russia as he was, was everything. then the per russian retro hate from mr. fitz would be a huge surprise for me. so as people are angry was the lives that was a breakout, the government, the before days before this, the elections that fall and w

can the all blacks be the ultimate party poopers as they take on hosts france in a hugely anticipated opening match? lesootball bleus get the parisian party started with a straightforward win over the republic of ireland in their euro 2024 qualifier. turmoil in the top tier of women's football in spain. players plan to walk out ahead of the new season. hello and thanks forjoining us on sportsday. the rugby world cup kicks off in less than 2a hours, as the sports showpiece extravaganza takes over france for the next seven weeks. and what a mouth—watering opening tie to look forward to as the hosts take on the all blacks in paris on friday. both sides have been forced into changes. influential centre jonathan danty is replaced by yoram moefana. france have won the last 16 matches when danty has been in the side. so that's a big miss, as is ever—present giant lock paul willemse, his starting spot taken by cameron woki. new zealand are also without some key players including inside centrejordie barrett, anton lienert—brown drafted into the side in his place, while former world player of the year brodie reta

can the all blacks be the ultimate party poopers as they take on hosts france in a hugely anticipated opening match? lesightforward win over the republic of ireland in their euro 2024 qualifier. turmoil in the top tier of women's football in spain. players plan to walk out ahead of the new season.

i will say goodbye to you, but in lebanon, french president le drian he actually traveled to this country again without france actually trying to interfere with the presidential election process in france. in lebanon, lebanon is facing a crisis in a way because the parliament of this country does not agree on the election of the president. in fact, luthian yesterday with cardboard and lebanese characters visited and did not benefit from it let's bring the speaker of the lebanese parliament without a picture to end the presidential crisis in lebanon, and the special representative of the french president , and he woke them up and said that this meeting can actually have results. lebanon's presidency supports any agreement between hezbollah and the lebanese free national movement, now we will have more news and different sectors in the occupied territories

underdevelopment of african nations at the expense of france. pour avoir 500, avoir 100 francs, je suis obligé de venir. 500 500 sous lex élites et vous voyez que c'est pas vraiment bien on veut de très bonnes conditions de vie, it's time now for our media post for this program: first up the pros and cons of the cfa frank zone. this article went to say the main features of the frank zone are the fixed exchange rate, formerly with the french frank, now with the euro. it went. to say membership of the frank zone implies a sharing of sovereignty with france and with the other members of the monetary union. next up we took a look at this viewer comment on the matter where uh said by the name of is it real, said the two billion dollars in assistance to niger is actually loan from the world bank to be repaid with interest. france knows how to twist the truth to make it sound like welfare. france helping fight terrorists is just an excuse to keep french troops on the ground in niger to secure. their corporate interest, it is not in their best interest to actually drive out the terrorist. all right, next we go to a website, it

macron's african policy a clear weakness , which is the result of weakening france's presence on the african continent. marine le, head of the french national people's republic, also said in this regard: niger's military council has appeared in the position of undermining our special relations with africa , and emmanuel macron is responsible for this. china announced that with sanctions against companies and individuals who, according to the us treasury department , developed drones and aviation. the military in iran is strongly opposed. the spokesman of the ministry of commerce, qi, said: china will take necessary measures against the us sanctions . last week, the united states imposed sanctions against 7 people and four entities located in iran, china, russia, and turkey, and claimed that these people facilitated the sending and financial transactions related to iran's military program. china had announced earlier: america is abusing the sanctions tool. russia warned about the training of elements of terrorist groups by the united states in the military base of atnaf in syria. an official of the russian minist

britain and france. >> president madame le president i >> meanwhile, the king became the first membere . each and every visit to france. each and every time i have been struck by the warmth of the welcome i have always received and by the immense good that can be accomplished at when france and the united kingdom work together , diplomatic ties strengthened . , diplomatic ties strengthened. >> it took a full minute and a half for the standing ovation to conclude . inside the chamber conclude. inside the chamber with senator eric bouquet, chair of the france uk friendship group. >> so of course it's great opportunity because britain and france must go on having regular and strong relationship. we are neighbours . we are still you not neighbours. we are still you not in the in the european union anymore , but you are still part anymore, but you are still part of europe. okay dover is still the same distance from calais . the same distance from calais. so nothing has changed. >> the king and queen visited a flower market named after the late queen elizabeth ii, and then a short walk to n

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something instead of them imposing whatever they want to cause damage and less le people are upset about it. shannon: francere all kinds of other legal issues i want to talk about one in new jersey and i talked about this with governor jon for the students the schools the policies they want the parents want to be informed of this going to be changed with regard to gender transition that kind of thing. a judge there is a block to their efforts he says that the statistical possibility that even one transgender student affected by the amended policies could run away from home or attempt to commit suicide. that is sufficient to tip the balance of inequities in favor of the state. organ ruling against the parents wanting more information. >> it seems like throughout the country what i am sensing from parents is this ability that you don't feel you are in control. whether it's a masking, or transgender ruling you just talked about. it is this underlying fielding the government is trying to control how you parent instead of you making those decisions. and i think that is one of the reasons white parents get so ups

le—street. the rugby's been nonstop today, it's the busiest day of the world cup with four matches in france.hold back against romania, even though they conceded an early try they then scored 12 of their own. johnny sexton went over twice in his first match for six months, he was suspended for their three warm up games. and at 38, the skipper has also become his country's oldest player. joe lynskey reports. for the world's top ranked team, it's now time to stand tall. ireland are here to win this world cup. they'd start with a match against the minnows. but each team ireland face are a team who want an upset. romania get the opening score! romania went in front two minutes in. for them to score the try felt a miracle. to win the match felt impossible. and the response from ireland is almost immediate. ireland's first move of quality restored order and parity. from there, they looked unstoppable. johnny sexton is here in his last world cup charge. ireland's icon retires when the tournament is over. his nation will hope he can make it to the end. sexton got two tries. ireland got 12. in this gr

france . it resident madame le president. their chamber. >> this is my 35th official visit to france . each and every visit to france. each and every time i have been struck by the warmth of the welcome i have always received and by the immense good that can be accomplished . when france and accomplished. when france and the united kingdom work together , diplomatic ties strengthened . , diplomatic ties strengthened. >> it took a full minute and a half for the standing ovation to conclude . inside the chamber conclude. inside the chamber with senator eric bocquet, chair of the france uk friendship group. >> so of course it's great opportunity because britain and france must go on having regular and strong relationship. we are neighbours and we are still you not in the in the european union anymore , but you are still part anymore, but you are still part of europe. okay dover is still the same distance from calais . the same distance from calais. so nothing has changed. the king and queen visited a flower market named after the

le plaisir quej�*ai eu. during her reign, the late queen made five state visits to france. the message of this visit was clear, even the fly—past was a joint enterprise. the french air force and the red arrows flying together, for a trip where shared experiences will be the focus. daniela relph, bbc news, paris. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello, there. wednesday was a wet and a windy day starting off across northwest wales, capel curig, where we had gusts of wind of 70 miles an hour. it was here where we also saw some very heavy rain over the space of 36 hours. 133 millimetres fell — a good chunk of the september average. and so far this month we've actually had 226 millimetres of rain, so it has already been a wetter september than average. and, of course, there's more of septemberjust around the corner. the same area of low pressure that brought all of us wet and windy weather conditions stays to the north of the uk over the next couple of days, and certainly windy at the moment with rain in scotland. another rain band slowly pulling away from east anglia an

le plaisir quej�*ai eu. during her reign, the late queen made five state visits to france.aces. but right from the start, the message of this visit was clear, even the fly—past was a joint enterprise. the french air force and the red arrows flying together, for a trip where shared experiences will be the focus. daniela relph, bbc news, paris. they're called online frenzies — posts on social media that encourage disruption and disorder in the real world. a bbc investigation has found they're being driven by the social media app tiktok. former employees say tiktok isn't tackling the issue for fear of slowing the platform's growth. bbc verify�*s marianna spring has been looking into it. like everybody else on tiktok, i'm obsessed with this idaho murder case. what connects false accusations of murder in the us...? four students were brutally stabbed to death. ..amateur sleuths turning up in a british town, and anti—social behaviour and vandalism in uk schools? the answer is they are all examples of tiktok frenzies identified by the bbc. when you post a video on tiktok, it can b

now, and we let 's talk about what is happening in france, a lot of interesting things are happening there, and in the first place is undoubtedly marine le pen, the leader of such a nationalist party, the daughter of her father, who is the founder of this party, which party has a very fruitful as i understand financially fruitful relationship with mr. putin how er we are constantly talking about it good health yes p maximum er some investigative groups and in the european parliament inside france and so on, but it never ended in anything, now it looks like there are reasons to think that it can, well, somehow gain some criminal or administrative emphasis, please , mr. maksym, the accusations sound exactly criminal because administrative administrative fine she has already paid it was an investigation by the european anti-corruption bureau that brought charges only administrative marin lepen and the fine she paid for this week eh it carries only hmm administrative eh such a connotation now the prosecutor's office of the paris prosecutor's office demands from the court to start a process that accuses her of a crime in the criminal sense an

le touquet. england's players have been enjoying the tranquil way of life in this quaint corner of northern franceulent build—up to the world cup, they tried something different at training today... cheering. ..but there has been very little to celebrate recently. a troubled warm—up campaign ended with an embarrassing first ever defeat to fiji, the eighth loss of a dismal year. there were injuries to key players, and the suspension of captain owen farrell, ruling him out of the start of the tournament. but today, one of the squad's most experienced players told me they were determined to make amends. hopefully, we've got the bad stuff out of the way in those games and we've learned the lessons. but it's down to us now to perform on saturday, because we know — we know we haven't been good enough, but there's a real belief in this squad that we've not shown anything, really, yet of how capable we are, and we can't wait to rip in. england have a proud history in the world cup — champions 20 years ago. but since reaching a fourth final at the last tournament, they've sunk to eighth in the world rankin

allez les bleus! and france to win.e end there. right till the end, fiji really pushed wales. i thought dan biggar had an amazing match, josh adams had a really good game as well. i was really nervious coming into today. i thought... fiji beat england a couple of weeks ago, i was nervous. wales played really well and i am happy with that performance. what a performance! not a great start for scotland though — they're in the toughest pool of this world cup and lost their opening match to the defending champions south africa. it was a decent performance from the scots, some great running moves at times. it was always going to be a tough ask, but the springboks showed why they're one of the favourites to lift the webb ellis cup, scoring two tries — this the second from kurt—lee arendse, as the won by 18—3 points here in marseille. the boks just too powerful for gregor townsend's side. scotland now have two weeks to prepare for their next game against tonga. to be fair to the springboks they put us under a huge amount of pr

le touquet. england's players have been enjoying the tranquil way of life on this point: of northern france but the there has been very little to celebrate recently. a troubled woman campaign ended with an embarrassing first ever defeat to fiji, the eighth loss of a dismal year. there were injuries to key players and the suspension of captain 0wen farrell, ruling him out of the start of the tournament. 0ne ruling him out of the start of the tournament. one of the most experienced players said they were determined to make amends. hopefully we have the bad — determined to make amends. hopefully we have the bad stuff— determined to make amends. hopefully we have the bad stuff out _ determined to make amends. hopefully we have the bad stuff out of— determined to make amends. hopefully we have the bad stuff out of the - determined to make amends. hopefully we have the bad stuff out of the way - we have the bad stuff out of the way in those games and we have learned the lessons. but it's down to us to perform on saturday because we know we haven't been good enough but there is a real belief in the squad

maloney of course, is the prime minister of italy and le pen is now the bookies favourite to become the next president of france we next president of france. are we about to see europe move not just to the right but possibly genuinely to the far right? >> i mean, i mean, the first thing i would say is those polls from france i would always take with a pinch of salt because they always tend a few years out to be slightly hypothetical. and of course it's round of course it's a two round system designed system that is designed precisely like precisely to prevent people like le pen from from winning. but there is no doubt about it in a context of living context of a cost of living crisis plus spiralling numbers of immigrants coming in, that is fertile ground for the far right. and there's a real danger in politics that these in european politics that these parties keep on doing parties will keep on doing better under those circumstances . parties . yes. so mainstream parties need to find some kind of answers those problems. and answers to those problems. and at they've been answers to those problems. and at slow th

le plaisir quej�*ai eu. during her reign, the late queen made five state visits to france.ay starting off across northwest wales, capel curig, where we had gusts of wind of 70 miles an hour. it was here where we also saw some very heavy rain. over the space of 36 hours, 133 millimetres fell — a good chunk of the september average. and so far this month, we've actually had 226 millimetres of rain, so it has already been a wetter september than average. and, of course, there's more of septemberjust around the corner. the same area of low pressure that brought all of us wet and windy weather conditions stays to the north of the uk over the next couple of days, and certainly windy at the moment with rain in scotland. another rain band slowly pulling away from east anglia and southeast england. what follows essentially for england and wales is a day of sunny spells and showers. however, that low pressure will continue to bring strong winds to scotland and to northern ireland. and, in fact, it's notjust windy — this band of rain will push its way southwards, so the rain does retu

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maloney of course, is the prime minister of italy and le pen is now the bookies favourite to become the next president of francee we next president of france. are we about to see europe move not just to the right but possibly genuinely to the far right? >> i mean, i mean, the first thing i would say is those polls from france i would always take with a pinch of salt because they always tend a few years out to be slightly hypothetical. and of course it's round of course it's a two round system designed system that is designed precisely like precisely to prevent people like le pen from from winning. but there is no doubt about it in a context of living context of a cost of living crisis plus spiralling numbers of immigrants coming in, that is fertile ground for the far right. and there's a real danger in politics that these in european politics that these parties keep on doing parties will keep on doing better under those circumstances . parties . yes. so mainstream parties need to find some kind of answers those problems. and answers to those problems. and at they've been answers to those problems. and at slow t

france's prime minister has hailed her government's plan to sell cutprice fuel or petrol pumps at a loss. to reduce the cost of living for many families, economy minister bruno leaire made the announcement earlier. beijing has summoned the german ambassador to china after the foreign minister -- called xi jinping a dictator in the latest flareup of tensions between the countries. beijing and berlin ties are more and more strained as the -- the german government takes a tougher stance on human rights and taiwan. this comes as china sent warplanes into the airspace around taiwan this weekend. meanwhile, china's foreign minister is in moscow for what has been described as security talks. vladimir putin still seeking outright chinese backing for his war on ukraine. let's get broader analysis -- fellow for international political economy of the council on foreign relations. also author of the book "sovereign funds: how the communist party of china finances its global ambitions." taiwan, an issue that is clearly placing beijing in a tight spot. >> yes. thank you for having me. you are right. taiwan is a hotspot issue for china and for china's relationship with the un

france. then he handed over the leadership to marine le pen. its image , and she's demonising its image, and she's had a lot of success. so many french voters who would never have considered voting for her party in the past but are now thinking about doing so. perhaps surprisingly, many are working class voters who used to vote left . but there are also left. but there are also educated middle class people turning to the hard right because they've lost faith in the centre. the traditional mainstream parties ability to deliver solutions to things like the cost of living crisis and immigration. a big issue , immigration. a big issue, obviously, for the far right . obviously, for the far right. >> i've got to be honest with you, david, i can see genuinely a future , whether it's in a few a future, whether it's in a few years time or 15 years time, where the political makeup of the european union is actually centre right because of those issues that you've just raised there. when it comes to things like cost of living, when it comes to things like