let's assume lula da silva — on his presidency. his presidency. let's assume lula da silva does get _ on his presidency. let's assume lula da silva does get and - on his presidency. let's assume lula da silva does get and what| lula da silva does get and what are his priorities, he has a lot of division to deal with? he's got some division but he has built from the day he launched this campaign and even before, a broad—based, a coalition with a lot of independent centrists, even conservatives who just don't like jair bolsonaro, so he has really built that, the question is for that translate into his administration? i think at this point he is giving every signal plans to build his administration out wide along the contours of his electoral coalition, and that would include the estranged former environment minister who came back into his coalition for this presidential race marina silva who some people believe may take the environment ministry again and really work hard to curb deforestation. anything he wants to do on that front he

lula da - law. the workers party on behalf of lula da silva - law. of lula da silva willj behalf of lula da silva will formalise the new vice president next thursday. but his suworters _ president next thursday. but his supporters refused to accept he has lost. translation:. accept he has lost. translation: . accept he has lost. translation:. , ., ~ translation:. he must take the measures that _ translation:. he must take the measures that bolsonaro - translation:. he must take the measures that bolsonaro cannot l measures that bolsonaro cannot take, we are here triggering a federal intervention.- federal intervention. they built hundreds _ federal intervention. they built hundreds of - federal intervention. they l built hundreds of roadblocks and all but two states in brazil, the narrow margin of the results fuelling their angen the results fuelling their anger. but the supreme court has ordered the police to clear the blockades, they say the transition to power can now begin. for president—elect, lula da silva it means he can now focus on brazil's o

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coming up, outgoing president -- brazilian president jair bolsonaro luiz to luiz inacio lula da silva the house committee will finally look at donald trump's tax documents. ♪ and fans rejoice that saudi arabia stunts are champions in argentina and one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. ♪ >> indonesia's president has visited areas worst hit by a powerful earthquake monday. at least 268 people have died. people in the town of chen jewelry west java the epicenter of the 5.6 magnitude quake. he placed his help for the homes that were damaged or destroyed. >> on behalf of myself and the government of indonesia, i would like to express my deepest condolences on the earthquake that hit the city in west java profit. -- province. my goal is to prioritize rescuing and evacuating victims that are still trapped under rubble. >> many of those that died were children. we been speaking to survivors there. >> at this hospital vis-a-vis young survivors of the devastating earthquake from monday. we are here with two -- he is here with two of her grandchildren -- but not all of them made it out

lula da silva won 90% of the vote on sunday againstjair lula da silva won 90% of the vote on sunday againstextraordinary type margin. jair bolsonaro's supporters, many of them are refusing to accept it. katy watson joined us from sao paulo. you've been witnessing some of those pro bolsonaro supporters who are just not happy with this result. who are 'ust not happy with this result. �* w ., , �* , the people behind me, many have been staying here until they hear any announcement. they feel is a civil right to be able to protest. we're all waiting forjair bolsonaro to talk. the media has been waiting for the last hour or so after finding out he would eventually speak. the burial don't seem to want to go anywhere. —— people here. saying that this is not democratic. people here don't want to move out and all. it's a very, very narrow margin by which lula da silva won this in action —— this election. even once he speaks, the supporters ofjair bolsonaro won't accept his defeat, but how is it important that he concedes? i but how is it important that he concedes?— but how is it important that he c

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his left wing opponent lula da silva, claim victory.olsonaro supporters have been blocking roads in protest of his loss. police have been firing tear gas to move them from the highway's. >> as the president of the republic and the citizen are continuing to follow the constitution. it's an honor being the leader of millions of resilience, even confronting -- brazilians, even confronting the system. i've always been labeled antidemocratic. unlike my opponents, i votes played inside the constitution with limits. >> we have more from rio. >> 44 hours to listen to a two-minute statement in which he did not concede openly the defeat. but, he did project himself as the right wing leader. he never once mentioned the name of his adversary former leftists president lula da silva, who has been elected for a third term. he criticized the judicial system in brazil. he said the protests that have been taking place since the electoral results were announced on october 30, the same night the voting took place, these protests were a fruit of the indigna

several of his political allies acknowledging the victory of the left—wing challenger, luiz inacio lula da silvah, lula pledged to clamp down on illegal logging and mining that have driven the surging deforestation of the amazon over the past four years. mark langevin is a director of brazilworks, an advisory and analysis firm. he's been explaining the implications of lula's leadership on the environment in brazil. it's11th hour. it has been over 2a hours and he hasn't uttered a word which is so unlike president bolsonaro, who tweets almost constantly. so we are waiting, i think he is going through a crisis, he has never lost an election since 1988 when he launched his political career and i think he is waiting for his supporters to get out on the streets so that he can scramble the political situation but i don't think it's going to happen. i think things are starting to clamp down, his allies are defecting, putting their good faith towards the incoming lula administration, so i think it's a matter of days before things quiet down on his bolsonaro front. let's assume lula da silva does get in a

a rousing reception for brazil's president elect, lula da silva, who told the un climate summit he willp the deforestation of the amazon. south koreans demand a presidential apology for the deadly halloween crush. and lift off of artemis one! and — to the moon and back — nasa's most powerful rocket finally takes off. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's 9am in singapore, and two o'clock in the morning in poland, where an investigation is under way to determine who fired a missile that killed two people. nato, and the polish government, now say the missile was probably fired by ukrainian air defences, during a massive russian bombardment of the country. katya adler reports. these have been nail—biting moments for poland and its allies, gathering evidence and intelligence about last night's missile strike close to polling �*s border with ukraine. this man lives nearby. his family heard the explosion, he said, and were really scared. nato was also nervous. you will notice almost more emphasis today on who likely wasn't behind the strike than who probably was. we behind

a rousing reception for brazil's president elect, lula da silva — who told the un climate summit he willthe deforestation of the amazon lift off of artemis 1. and to the moon and back — nasa's most powerful rocket finally blasts off. we begin in the united states, where president biden has congratulated the republican leader, kevin mccarthy on securing a majority in the house of representatives. it marks a return to divided government in america, with democrats still retaining a slim majority in the senate. the white house says the president is ready to work with house republicans to deliver results for working families. earlier i spoke to our north america correspondent, peter bowes and i asked what america's divided government means for the next two years of us politics. well, this is, as you say, divided government returning to washington. not an entirely unusual situation. of course, historically it's happened many times before. but what it means is with the republicans in charge in the house of representatives, it will certainly stymie joe biden�*s intentions, his political agenda o

brasil air bolsonaro no reconociÓ explÍcitamente su derrota ante el izquierdista luis ignacio lula da silvava. borja: se incrementa la atenciones de corea del sur y corea del norte y esta vez debido al lanzamiento de un misil de prueba disparado por corea al norte y que cayÓ a menos de 60 km de la costa de corea del sur, el disparo provocÓ que aviones de combate surcoreanos dispararan tres cohetes aire tierra que cayeron acerca de la frontera marÍtima entre los dos paÍses. parece que la tensiÓn aumenta cada vez mÁs en esa parte del planeta. carolina: hacemos una pausa la ediciÓn digital y les diremos que detectaron los astrÓnomos

else to respect brazil's constitution but falls short of formally conceding election defeat to lula da silvas bloomberg. ♪ dani: turning now to brazil where jair bolsonaro has promised to respect the constitution. he stopped short of conceiving the win to lula da silva. joining us now is bloomberg's bruce. is this now a peaceful transition of power? >> it was a significant moment last night. the speech from bolsonaro was a significant concession even if he did not actually yield concession. he said he would respect the constitution. his supporters and opponents -- antidemocratic, he would have been more as a citizen as a president. there is more on his chief of staff to formally recognize the vote and to say that the transition process would begin on thursday as today is a public holiday in brazil. also pointing to a relatively smooth transition of power. this is about the bland just speech one might have expected from bolsonaro after two days of silence and it will hopefully start to end the blockades we have seen in many of the roads across the country for those supporters coming out in fo

bolsonaro broke his silence after losing to lula da silva.ob openings unexpectedly rebounding in a low -- the aggressive. campaign to curb inflation. the available positions increased, exceeding the median estimate of the bloomberg survey which forecasted a drop to 4.8 million openings. north korea is threatening the u.s. with powerful measures if the u.s. military does not end exercises, south korea and the u.s. are conducting drills. many have warned that the north could raise the stakes even higher with a nuclear test which would be the first in five years and the seventh overall. spacex has launched its falcon heavy rocket, carrying classified payloads for the u.s.. the lodges are handled by the more powerful falcon nine, it has a dozen launches plan over the next several years. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. kathleen: the federal reserve is expected to hike another 75 basis points tomorrow, the question is whether

speaking at the cop27 summit in egypt, luiz inacio lula da silva said there would be no climate securitytected. our climate editor, justin rowlatt, reports from the conference in egypt. # ole, ole, ole, ola! # lula, lula! lula received a hero's welcome as he arrived here in egypt. "brazil is back" was his message. he said fighting climate change will be his number one priority and he promised to start rebuilding the agencies that police the forest as soon as he takes office injanuary. translation: it's time to act. we have to stop this rush to the abyss. what we need is hope, hope combined with immediate and decisive action for the future of the planet and for humankind. # lula, lula! there is no question that lula is the star of this conference, but he faces real problems at home — brazil's finances are in trouble, he doesn't have control of the parliament and there's no doubt his rival, jair bolsonaro, will be making trouble for him. under bolsonaro, rates of deforestation rose rapidly. he was accused of encouraging loggers and miners to go into the forest and of hobbling the environme

and brazil's president—elect, luiz inacio lula da silva, has told the cop27 summit in egypt that fightingmate change will be his number one priority. he said there would be no climate security for the world without a protected amazon rainforest. now on bbc news, talking movies. i have come to london's victoria and albert museum to the first exhibition ever to explore the global spread of korean pop culture — the drama, music, fashion and cinema that swept the world. i'm mixed race. my mum is korean, my dad is british, so, it brings me pride, it adds recognition for korea, makes it more well—known. hello, i am tom brook with a special edition of talking movies devoted to korean cinema. i'm here in london at a special exhibition at the victoria and albert museum. it is called, hallyu! the korean wave. it's really looking at how korean pop culture has burst forth around the world. in talking movies, we will be looking at the growing global impact of korean cinema. we will be reporting from south korea's capital on the movie parasite, two years after its historic wins at the oscars. also park

conin >> brasil amanecio como presidente electo y en india amaneciendo on tragedia >>on un beso lula da silvael triunfo en las urnas derrotando al actual presidente bolsonaro prometio devolverle la sonrisa a todos los brsileÑos ha generado opiniones divididas el presidente dejo a un gobierno en desventaja sebastian dice que sufrio el tiempo que viviobajo el primer mandato de lula en india mas de 130 fallecidos tras colapso de un puente describe la escena que mantiene a equips de rscate hasta que cayo la multitud en la tierra gritaba histericael primer ministro dijo que en su vida habia experimentado tanto dolor entre tanto las autoridades trataban la escena de estampida humana dejando mas de 150 muertos y 150 heridos mas de investigadores buscan encontrar el origen de la tragedia las persons siguen llevando al callejon donde se llevo a cabo la fiesta de halloween que termino siendo historia de horror >> otra ronda de misiles rusos dejo la capital de ucrania si agu potable ademas se ha retirado la mesa de negociaciones ucrania reporta ataques oficiales del pais dicen que misiles y drones han a

he didn't mentioned his rival, luis inacio lula da silva, who won the vote by a narrow margin, and stoppedwould respect the constitution. his comments followed two days of protest from his supporters, where truck drivers blocked roads in all but two states, causing widespread disruption. this is what he said: translation: i want to start by thanking the 58 million - brazilians who voted for me on october 30. the current popular movements are the result of indignation and a feeling of injustice on how the electoral process took place. peaceful demonstrations will always be welcome, but our methods cannot be those of the left, which have always harmed the population, such as invasion of property, destruction of heritage and restricting freedom of movement. professor marcus andre melo is political science professor at the federal university in recife. he also writes weekly op ed column in brazil's largest newspaper folha de sao paulo. come to the programme. we finally heard from jair bolsonaro, node admission of defeat but is chief of staff then came out and that the process of transition wil

comeback, while in braziljair bolsonaro still hasn't conceded that he narrowly lost the presidency to lula da silva. and here in the us, it's a week to go until the midterm elections, and in the state of arizona, which donald trump narrowly lost in 2020, republican candidates running for state—wide office won't admit that mr trump was defeated. our north america correspondent john sudworth reports from arizona. arizona's rugged landscapes speak to its place on america's old wild west frontier. today, though, it is the politics that is wild. some of the most corrupt elections we've ever seen. with the state at the vanguard of the republican party's stolen election claim. you're across the pond and you think you know about our election. let mejust tell you... the audit showed biden won. let me just say one thing. if you think you're going to come over here and tell us how things are operating, you got another thing coming. candidates who deny the legitimacy of the last election are now running for the job of administering the next one, with the power, potentially, to decide which votes count. you are

hablarÁ maÑana el paÍs, pero se desconoce si va a reconocer que perdiÓ las elecciones frente a lula da silvatodavía no podía creer que tenía eso. en ese momento las vidas de nosotros cambiaron.

major pledges on climate action at carmel shake, brazil, the president elect louise enough, the lula da silva from us to crack down on deforestation in the amazon. now debate still remains over compensation for poor countries, for the damaging effects they suffer from climate change. delegates at the conference are yet to agree on a final deal. so let's go now at to our mill shake and our correspondent julia. so dolly is standing by. hi julia, we're expecting to hear a speech from the german foreign minister and elaina bare box shortly. what do we expect her to say? noah, another in a bad book before being prime minister was the leader of the green party in germany . and she was always very focused on climate politics when she was in the green party as a leader. and so this is very much her topic here. this is very much her environment here at co op. and what she has already said is that it is very important for her and for germany to make clear that at this cobb, it has to be a turning point in terms of moving away from fossil fuels like oil like gas, light, cool. and jamie really wants to s

he didn't mentioned his rival, luis inacio lula da silva, who won the vote by a narrow margin and stoppedhort of conceding but said he would respect the constitution. with the world cup in qatar just a month away, former and current iranian athletes have asked football's governing body fifa to ban their national team. they say it follows the violent crackdown against protesters. the group is made up of athletes inside and outside of iran. now on bbc news, the travel show. mind blowing. look at this. incredible! i have been to japan several times but never to explore expect the unexpected. the extroverts. japan. but 500 kilometres south of tokyo is the kansai region they call the heart of japan. and a city with a very different history and personality: osaka. korea and china, especially. and it was run and still is by businessmen and merchants. and it is those generations of wealthy traders who have shaped the city, creating its own unique culture. it has become a centre for food and developed as a home it is frantic behind there. in particular, humour became osaka's speciality. flourishin

the far right candidate narrowly lost to left is rival losing nazi lula da silva in a run off vote on october 30th former u. s. president. donald trump has lost a 3 year fight to block the release of his tax returns. after the u. s. supreme court rejected his plea. the ruling paves the way for the documents to be handed over to the democrat controlled congress before republicans take control of the house of representatives in january. and they do. greek authorities have rescued more than $400.00 migrants crammed on board an old fishing boat. the vessel had been drifting in the mediterranean sea, south of crete, the coast guard located the boat and towed it to safety in the southeast of the greek island after receiving a distress call. the united nations has denounced the increasingly harsh crack down on mass protests in iran. more than 300 protesters have been killed since the start of nationwide demonstrations in mid september. these images appear to show security force. it enforces advancing on protesters in the largely kurdish city. of javan route. germany's government says it has

president, jair bolsonaro, have escalated their protests against his election defeat to luiz inacio lula da silvathey're blocking roads throughout the country and there are concerns the roadblocks could disrupt food exports and cause economic chaos. police in india have arrested nine people in connection with the collapse of a bridge in gujarat, which resulted in the deaths of at least 140 people. they said those arrested included employees of a private company involved in the maintenance and management of the bridge. now on bbc news, the travel show. mind blowing. look at this. i have been to japan several times but never to explore the remote rural and volcanic south where you can expect the unexpected. the extroverts. risktakers. and the unpredictable. i want to see an aspect of japan where they enjoy the wilder side of life. japan. a country of 6000 islands, dominated by honshu, the home of their country's capital. but 500 kilometres south of tokyo is the kansai region they call the heart of japan. and a city with a very different history and personality. 0saka. this was japan's real first ga

brazil's outgoing president bolsonaro is challenging his defeat to luiz inacio lula da silva bolsonaro once the electoral vote to be count on election machines. he says a bug compromised the results. -- they are finding drivers continuing to use serbia issued license plates. it will come into effect on thursday the u.s. ambassador to close elbow -- kosovo are delaying it fearing tensions between both sides. both sides have talked with the eu monday but they failed to reach a deal. u.s. supreme court has clear the way for donald trump's tax returns to be released to the house committee led by democrats. trump has tried to keep his tax returns private in the prior years. the first president and or decades do not release them to the public. russian president has tapped into his countries -- with the launch of nuclear powered icebreakers. the ship are in the waters of the baltic shipyard on tuesday. the survey headlines we are back in half an hour right now it is inside story. ♪ >> hundreds of thousands of -- have a conflict between four and backed prices and trying to stop them. rwanda is

his left wing opponent lula da silva, claimed victory in a closely fort runoff boat paulson. our supporters have been blocking roads across the country and protest over his loss. poles have closed and denmark's parliamentary elections. the results are expected to shift the countries political landscape significantly. either the left or the right wing opposition look lightly to where the majority the election comes as energy prices saw, and the highest cost of living in over 40 years hits danish households, hard the u. n's coordinator of the deal to allow the exports of ukrainian grain through the black sea says he expects loaded ships to depart, ukrainian ports on thursday. the deal broken by turkey and the united nations was suspended by moscow on saturday in response to what the kremlin said were ukrainian drone, a tax on its fleet and the naval port of savannah stapo, ukrainian president vladimir lensky says there needs to be a long term plan to defend the grain corridors for liability. ukraine's one of the world's biggest grain exports, exporters, exports worn, that any f

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he lost narrowly to louise in -- narrowly to lula da silva, known as lula. >> on this historic octoberof brazilians made it very clear th they want more and not less democracy. that they want more and not less social inclusion, and opportunities for all. jane: the results mark an astonishing comeback for lula, who was jailed in 2018 on corruption charges that were later overturned. with just 2 million votes separating the candidates, this was the narrowest victory in brazil's 37-year-old democracy. flavia barbosa is the executive editor of leading brazilian newspaper o globo. flavia: when we listen to president elect lula last night, what he said was, i get the message from the polls. i hear what voters said, what half of the voters have said. but there are no two countries, there are no two brazils, we have just one and we have to reconcile them. jane: this is the first time ever an incumbent has failed to win a second term. bolsonaro's supporters on the streets of rio sunday night were devastated. >> a disaster. because we did not hope for renovation. we had a hope for the homeland,

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. >> lula da silva makes a stunning comeback, beating bolsonaro in brazil'slections, but will mr.ro conceded defeat? over a week until the u.s. midterm elections. we assess the political temperature in pennsylvania. a warm welcome to the program. before we come into the political situation in the united kingdom, some breaking news from the united states. we are getting reports that the attacker of nancy pelosi's husband has been charged with attempted kidnapping assault according to the u.s. justice department. this is news just coming into us at the bbc. you may recall that on friday at nanc pelosi's home, her husband was struck with hammer by a male assailant at their san francisco home. netflix eat's -- nancy pelosi's husband is into years old and was seriously injured after this attack. nancy pelosi was speaking about how she has been heartbroken and traumatized by this attack. they thanked law enforcement for their quick response, but this is just to add into the breaking news that the attacker of paul pelosi has been charged with attempted kidnappingault, according to the u.

lula da silva. bolsonaro has still not publicly conceded. those are your headlines. will be back with more news after "inside story." ♪ host: russia is accused of blackmail by withdrawing from a grain export deal with ukraine. they are trying to salvage it, but how will this a globe -- address the global food c risis? this is "inside story." ♪ welcome to the program. this was hailed as a rare diplomatic breakthrough from russia's war in ukraine. moscow and kyiv at sign a u.n. brokered deal to export grain safely through the black sea. the two nations were major suppliers of wheat, barley, corn, and sunflower oil to lower and middle on come countries before the war -- middle income countries before the war. the kremlin blamed drone attacks in crimea for its decision and retaliated with more missile strikes on kyiv. the u.n., turkey, and ukraine have now agreed to allow some vessels to leave through turkish waters. they say they are determined to keep the agreement alive. ukraine's president accuses russia of blackmailing the world with hunger. >> russia is the only on

maity: con su victoria en un estrecho margen en una segunda reÑida vuelta electoral luis ignacio lula da silva la victoria de lula en brasil inclinÓ mÁs la balanza en los paÍses gobernados por la izquierda en amÉrica latina, donde destacan paÍses como cuba, mÉxico, venezuela, nicaragua, argentina, chile, honduras, bolivia, perÚ, colombia, entre otros, mientras que la derecha sigue perdiendo fuerza en este territorio, ya que sÓlo uruguay, guatemala y el ecuador tienen este tipo de gobierno. jorge: en la india al menos 134 personas fallecieron, muchos de ellas niÑos por el derrumbe de un puente colgante, no soportÓ el peso de cientos de personas, el puente estuvo cerrado por seis meses para hacerle trabajos de renovaciÓn y fuera abierto hace sÓlo cuatro dÍas, y varios funcionarios arrestados. maity: ahora vamos con leÓn, quien nos den un adelanto de lo que va a ofrecer en ediciÓn nocturna. leÓn: a partir de maÑana los residentes en el estado de nueva york que necesitan ayuda para pagar facturas de calefacciÓn podrÁn pedir apoyo, este invierno el gobierno de nueva york podrÁ dar hasta casi $1000

concerns the far right nationalist will not accept the victory of leftist former president louie lula da silva. truckers supporting balls narrow set up roadblocks throughout the country protesting lula's return to power, the protest could affect their vast cultural exports. >>> coming up, are you a powerball winner? we're going to tell you if someone got all six numbers for last night's drawing in a billion dollar grand prize. >>> and why some creepy dolls are the focus of a museum exhibit in chicago. this is the "cbs morning news." exhibit in chicago. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. are the focus of a museum life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones one role of a lifetime... one sore throat. but she had enough. she took mucinex instasoothe sore throat lozenges. show your sore throat who's boss. mucinex instasoothe. works in seconds, lasts for hours. ready to shine from the inside out? say “yes” to nature's bounty advanced gummies and jelly beans. the number one brand for hai

his administration says it will begin transitioning power to his left-wing rival, lula da silva. new u.n. report has warned that europe's climate is warming at twice the rate of the global average. temperatures have risen .5 degrees celsius for each of the past three decades, the fastest of any continent. russia has rejoined an international agreement guaranteeing safe passage for ukrainian grain exports. the kremlin says it has resumed cooperation after receiving written assurances that kyiv will not use the black sea corridor or military -- for military operations. turkey says the african countries short on food will get priority on grain shipments. reporter: it was the turkish president who broke the news of russia's u-turn, the update seemingly arriving in a note. then there is a long moment of silence as he appears to digest the details. before announcing the deal is ba ck on. >> now, a piece of good news. following our talks with mr. putin, russia's defense minister called our defense minister and said grain shipments will continue in the same way as before, as of today. re

have gathered, and we're just narrow for scenario has still not conceded defeat to left us bible, lula da silva is, are you headlines more news after witness? i will just whatever you know the, this is me filming my family in the 980. i must have been about full when i just before my parents decided to leave india for the u. k. so good luck. why not on why did you train them? i know you were because i name my name. your town like a church or not. this is the house. my mom grew up in which was once made to feel like home for you that for the year 20 the paper. i have a problem with that. she was, she had to, she said in my role, really about the being i don't like why it's time to look at what it's like now beyond the walls of this house. yeah. in india, citizenship amendment known as the c a had recently been introduced. it grants indian citizenship to persecuted immigrants from neighboring countries of all faith except for muslims in the sun protest erupt. nationwide, purchase in the sum was very different, rather than them being about religious discrimination. many were against the ca because

several of his political allies acknowledging the victory of the left—wing challenger, luiz inacio lula da silva has fuelled concerns that he may contest the outcome. earlier, i spoke to the nick miles, our correspondent in the brazilian city of rio dejaneiro. and i asked him when we can expect to hear from mr bolsonaro. the latest information we have is that he has been at his residence in brasilia, the capital, several hundred miles away from us in rio dejaneiro. he's been speaking with a number of his ministers, and we understand a couple of them have tried to persuade him to accept the results of yesterday evening's election. now, as yet, we're expecting some kind of statement tomorrow. it appears that jair bolsonaro is currently writing some kind of speech. we don't know whether or not that speech will accept the election results. we've just been told that he's going to acknowledge what happened yesterday. whether or not he then goes on to try to go to the supreme tribunal, which will contest the results, remains to be seen. still brazil, brazilians are in a state of limbo. still a lot of g

lula da silva is wasting no time putting brazil back on the international map, starting with his own region, latin america. a short while ago, the president of argentina, the second largest country in latin america, arrived here to meet with lula and they are going to make a very important announcement. that is the return of brazil to the regional organization created by lula when he was first president along with the former president of venezuela, hugo chavez. but bolsonaro withdrew from that forum. now brazil is going to be again taking a leadership role. but first, lula will have to put his own house in order to begin to heal the wounds from a political value for the hearts and minds of resilience, which has divided this country as never before. anchor: truckers have blocked major roads and 16 brazilian states, demanding military intervention, saying they will not accept the lid da silva as president. the protests could instruct agricultural exports from one of the world's biggest food producers. our reporters just outside brasilia where one of the roadblocks has just been cleared

president, jair bolsonaro, have escalated their protests against his election defeat to luiz inacio lula da silvathey're blocking roads throughout the country and videos show some calling for a military coup to prevent lula being inaugurated injanuary. police in india have arrested nine people in connection with the collapse of a bridge in gujarat which resulted in the deaths of at least 140 people. they said those arrested included employees of a private company involved in the maintenance and management of the bridge. now, bbc wales investigates: what's killing our rivers? you see herons and dragonflies. you see lots of little shellfish in the shallow parts. sometimes you will see a salmon jumping out of the water. you start to realise that how many people don't have stuff like this, particularly in lockdown, when we were very grateful to have it. these school friends have made the most of a record—breaking summer. like thousands of others. but there is something wrong with our rivers. a sad sight to see. it's absolutely devastating what with finding out here today. in the water, look at this.

public address since the vote, he made no admission of his loss to the left—winger luiz inacio �*lula' da silvalowed two days of protest from his supporters, where truck drivers blocked roads in all but two states causing widespread disruption. this is what he said: translation: i want to start by thanking the 58 million - brazilians who voted for me on october 30. the current popular movements are the result of indignation and a feeling of injustice on how the electoral process took place. peaceful demonstrations will always be welcome, but our methods cannot be those of the left, which have always harmed the population, such as invasion of property, destruction of heritage and restricting freedom of movement. he has to move even more to the fore than what he has already done because his victory, and it is really crucial of a broad alliance. this is auspicious because if he did not have — should he not acknowledge that we would be an dire straits because you have to face a majority, a very substantial majority, in both the senate and the chamber, which has been elected by the radical right and

brazil's president—elect lula da silva has told the un climate summit he will stop the deforestationts in the uk, inflation has hit its highest level since 1981. rising food costs and soaring energy bills mean inflation is now running atjust over ii%. on thursday, the uk finance ministerjeremy hunt is expected to unveil new plans to raise taxes and cut spending. 0ur economics editor, faisal islam, has more. at knit & matter in cam in gloucestershire, much of the nattering is about the rising price of everything, and especially energy. trying not to put the tumble dryer on so much, although with this weather... yes, yes. how will people afford food and energy? i don't know. they'll find a way. they did in the war. buying things is guesswork. so, going shopping, you can't say, "i'm going to spend thisi amount and shop for the week." it's quite hard to budget just cos the prices have gone up so much. yeah. for maureen, doreen, and friends, the intricate and delicate trade—offs of double—digit inflation, also faced by the chancellor and the bank of england. pension rates are likely to go

president-elect lula da silva made fighting the climate crisis and protecting the amazon a cornerstones campaign. deforestation accelerated under current presiden bolsonaro. in the first half of 2022, e amazon lost an area five times the size onew york city. joining us now to talk more about the future of the world's largest reinforce is michael man, presideial distinguished professor and director of the center for science, sustainability, and the media at the university of pennsylvania. ehs''also the author of the new climate wars. >> it is great to be with you. geoff: over the past 50 years the amazon has lost about 17% of its total forrest. help us understand why the world's largest rain forest is important to the global ecosystem. >> it is important in lots of ways. obviously the amazon as a source of extensive bio diversity, many of the medicines we've developed in recent times have come, for example, from plants that grow in that unique environment. but, when it comes to the climate crisis,the amazon is one of the most important carbon sinks on the planet. it sucks carbon out of

sunday in protest at the right—wing incumbent�*s narrow loss to his left—wing rival, luiz inacio lula da silvaon bbc news — still to come... # when i wake up early in the morning...# still fab after all these years — the hand—painted video inspired by the music of the beatles. the israeli prime minister, yitzhak rabin, the architect of the middle east peace process, has been assassinated. a 27—year—old jewish man has been arrested and an extremist jewish organisation has claimed responsibility for the killing. the monarchy would survive. they are being held somewhere inside the compound, this mission has surpassed all expectations. _ to keep on going. the latest headlines... ahead of the us midterm elections, president biden says that democracy itself is on the line. i asked domenico montanaro — senior political editor for national public radio in the united states — whether president biden has a point. donald trump has thrown a lot of this incendiary rhetoric about and stuff that is practically not true at all. president biden mentioned in this speech that there have been no closer watched el

presidentjair bolsonaro has issued a challenge to 0ctober�*s election that saw him lose narrowly to lula da silvaachines were compromised. the owners of manchester united have said they are considering selling the club. it comes after years of protest from fans against the glazer family's ownership of the club. they claim it is one of the most valuable sporting organisations in the world but had the club is sold, whoever buys it will not be able to get christian and ronaldo. this is the tweet they put out today. we have a footballjournalist with us. i spoke to him about the stories. iii with us. i spoke to him about the stories.— the stories. if he's going to cive an the stories. if he's going to give an interview, - the stories. if he's going to give an interview, he - the stories. if he's going to | give an interview, he should already have a plan of going away, but also everybody knew since last summer when there was the big summit when also sir alex ferguson was there, where cristiano ronaldo has the facility to go on loan for one year and then come back, manchester united say no way. giving

presidential election, despite several of his political allies acknowledging the victory of luiz inacio lula da silva. he's pledged to clamp down on illegal logging and mining that have driven the deforestation of the amazon. police in india have arrested nine people in connection with the collapse of a bridge in gujarat, which resulted in the deaths of at least 140 people. they said those arrested included employees of a private company involved in the maintenance and management of the bridge. now on bbc news, it's stephen sackur in north macedonia with hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk. i'm stephen sackur and today i'm in skopje, north macedonia, a land subject to countless wars and conquests going back to the time of alexander the great. this young nation was, of course, a part of the former yugoslavia. now it's desperate to get into the european union, but progress is painfully slow. my guest today is prime minister dimitar kovacevski. now he knows that europe's attention right now is fully focused on the war in ukraine. but how real is the potential for new instability here in the balkans? prime min

several of his political allies acknowledging the victory of the left—wing challenger, luiz inacio lula da silvaoncerns that he may contest the outcome. has the rainforest now been saved? i'm joined now by glenn horowitz in washington. he is the ceo & co—founder of mighty earth, an environmental advocacy organisation. your website said "what a relief that lula won," but the future of the amazon rainforest couldn't have been more different between the two men — has it been difficult to watch how it's been treated as a political issue, rather than an environmental issue? well it's both an environmental and political issue and that's been the tragedy. i think the reason that jair bolsonaro took off on this deforestation spread over the last four years was largely political, he was trying to appeal to a base of agribusiness supporters in rural areas and let the forest be damned, let the indigenous people suffer so i think, you know, the election will have consequences. lula has set out a really aspirational environmental agenda to boost environmental agenda to boost environmental law enforcement, to

speaking at the cop27 summit in egypt, luiz inacio lula da silva said that there would be no climate tor, justin rowlatt, reports from the conference in egypt. # ole, ole, ole, ola! # lula, lula! lula received a hero's welcome as he arrived here in egypt. "brazil is back" was his message. he said fighting climate change will be his number one priority and he promised to start rebuilding the agencies that police the forest as soon as he takes office in january. translation: it's time to act. we have to stop this rush to the abyss. what we need is hope, hope combined with immediate and decisive action for the future of the planet and for humankind. # lula, lula! there is no question that lula is the star of this conference, but he faces real problems at home — brazil's finances are in trouble, he doesn't have control of the parliament and there's no doubt his rival, jair bolsonaro, will be making trouble for him. under bolsonaro, rates of deforestation rose rapidly. he was accused of encouraging loggers and miners to go into the forest and of hobbling the environmental police. lula says

speaking at the cop27 summit in egypt, luiz inacio lula da silva said there would be no climate securityditor, justin rowlatt, reports from the conference in egypt. # ole, ole, ole, ola! # lula, lula! lula received a hero's welcome as he arrived here in egypt. "brazil is back" was his message. he said fighting climate change will be his number one priority and he promised to start rebuilding the agencies that police the forest as soon as he takes office injanuary. translation: it's time to act. we have to stop this rush to the abyss. what we need is hope, hope combined with immediate and decisive action for the future of the planet and for humankind. # lula, lula! there is no question that lula is the star of this conference, but he faces real problems at home — brazil's finances are in trouble, he doesn't have control of the parliament and there's no doubt his rival, jair bolsonaro, will be making trouble for him. under bolsonaro, rates of deforestation rose rapidly. he was accused of encouraging loggers and miners to go into the forest and of hobbling the environmental police. lula say

and brazil's president—elect, luiz inacio lula da silva, has told the cop27 summit in egypt that fightingmate change will be his number one priority. he said there would be no climate security for the world without a protected amazon rainforest. now on bbc news, hardtalk. welcome to hardtalk with me, zainab badawi. next month, the ruling anc in south africa holds its five yearly national conference, where president cyril ramaphosa is seeking re—election as leader of the party, which puts him in a position to contest national elections in 202a. but south africa is currently in the midst of a severe economic meltdown, with mass unemployment and crippling power cuts and a political culture which many are warning could bring the state to the point of collapse. my guest is the south africanjustice minister, ronald lamola, seen as one of the rising stars of the anc�*s younger generation. how does he account for the government's failure to address the myriad challenges it faces? justice minister ronald lamola in pretoria, welcome to hardtalk. people in south africa are struggling. unemployment o