eh, macron, he did nothing macron, yes he did macron this structure. trans-humanist. this is reflected very well in his book. a short history of the future, it is closer to dystopia and perceives it as a skateboard. as a dystopia, we can perfectly understand that all dystopias were written precisely as a program, right? by the way, a physical program for the future, because with the facts the action was actually reproduced by brother juma haxse, who was a eugenicist, who played this event played a very important role in determining the general direction of the intellectual scientific development of the world, because he was the first general of unesco and we did not join this organization until he was there. because i understood steel perfectly well. what ideas dominate there - what unesco is, science , culture, education, and even then he had not yet used this term, but in fact he wrote. this is inclusive capitalism itself, which is actually biodigital communism, when people will be deprived of everything. they will be deprived of everything property

certainly interviewer president macron, he wants— interviewer president macron, he wants to — interviewern defence and security subject it _ with the uk on defence and security subject. it is not as easy as it was when _ subject. it is not as easy as it was when britain _ subject. it is not as easy as it was when britain was part of the eu but nonetheless it is something he wants to do _ nonetheless it is something he wants to do that— nonetheless it is something he wants to do. that subject to be put on the table. _ to do. that subject to be put on the table, however cautiously and diplomatically by the king, it is an obvious— diplomatically by the king, it is an obvious subject. you diplomatically by the king, it is an obvious subject.— diplomatically by the king, it is an obvious sub'ect. ., ., ., . obvious subject. you wonder how much coordination — obvious subject. you wonder how much coordination there _ obvious subject. you wonder how much coordination there is, _ obvious subject. you wonder how much coordination there is, don't _ obvious subject. you wonder how much coordination t

he leaves the country's embassy. this country in nigeria until whenever macron wants, he stays in niger and continues his work. on august 4th, ninja's military council deposed the president of ninja, who was an ally of france, and took over the reins of affairs. france is dependent on banjar for supplying cheap uranium. while joe biden has started his election campaign for next year's presidential election of this country and his son hunter's legal case has created new trouble for him in kurdistan, joe biden's son is accused of illegally buying weapons while he was addicted to drugs. in issuing the indictment against hunter biden, the son of the president of this country, is unprecedented in the history of the united states , even though joe biden has officially entered the next presidential election. when he lied to buy a gun and did a secret, a copy of which is in my hand, that he was addicted to drugs, but in the purchase request form he falsely stated that he was not addicted . his third accusation is that he kept the gun for some time in such a situation according to the american food laws, this stock of

french president macron he announced that he will withdraw his forces from niger. our ambassador and some other diplomats are returning to france . we are ending our military cooperation. the french president stated that his country's post-colonial influence in africa is coming to an end. the decision to withdraw the french ambassador from niger. it is a complete reversal from macron's previous stance of not complying with the demands of niger's new authorities. we do not recognize chiyan's coup d'état statement because the president has not relinquished power. we will only return to the president's request and coordinate with him once again to settle in niger. france 8 years of operation he implemented his military in the sahel region of africa for what he calls the fight against terrorist groups . and he spent billions of euros on this mission, but in the end it proved ineffective. thousands of local residents of niger demonstrated against the french military presence in the country. we are here today to remind our people of the true history of france. france has

well, macron, he’s already illiterate in history. ct that he worked in a bank does not mean that he is a cultured person, the last military success of the french. southeast asia was derbenfu when? they were crushed, and after that they ate legs from vietnam. yes, they were surrounded in lavus in the ding-fu area. yes, this is the last defeat of the french army of the french paratrooper army of the french paratroopers, what these primitive vietnamese did to them. under the command under the command all under the command of ho chi chi this is and so is the warrior of zyap, this was such a great vietnamese commander, who later in the fight with the united states it was a very stalemate. and first the french began, that is, the japanese began, and then there were the french, and then there were the americans. and, by the way, ah, uh, then it was considered in that area and vietnam cultured person in asian chinese. and ho chi minh city was excellent, he spoke chinese and only chinese, french and russian. well , then there were other concep

during these days, nokogovich spoke with you because he spoke with the president with macron. ral spoke. he sent me a letter unfolded. we have no problems in contact with him. we don’t have armenians and examples minister. no problem. no, we are in constant contact with him. and another very important question. returning to the events in ukraine , there are now a lot of rumors that supposedly there may be a new mobilization in the country in russia, what will you answer to those who are watching us now. listen, violent mobilization is taking place in ukraine. there's one wave after another. i don’t know who is not now, i will mobilize mobilized. we carried out partial mobilization, as you know, 300,000 people were not drafted, which means now, uh, we have i've been volunteering for the last six seven months. 270,000 people have already signed contracts for service in the armed forces and volunteer units. this is in addition to mobilization. this is partly because over the past six months, people have been coming to military registration and enlistment offices and signing contra

we continue to provide assistance to ukraine for the time being macron. hemacron itself, the former french colonies are leaving the influence of paris and why is france without gabon? how is a car without fuel? i will not throw my state elections in ukrainian zelensky wants to stay in the presidency and demands $ 5 billion for this because of whose head in the pskov-pechersk monastery - 550. it was a miracle, how the abode has changed inside the multi-meter underground tunnels and what secret flowers of the cave still keep the flowers of the cave news of the week today 20:00. collective letters are not often found in our mail, so i always pay special attention to them. today , members of the fan club of the singer yulianna karaulova are writing, dear nikolai we are the most devoted fans of yuliana karaulova, but we had a dispute, and then a breakdown in the club. it all started with the fact that we decided to write in the morning mail we wanted to hear the song beloved artists, but we like all juliana's songs so much that we couldn't decide. we trust you to

serhiy, and in principle, the visit of the french president is a model of macron. heg to visit the armenians in azerbaijan. he can somehow change the situation. to what extent is the west able to influence here? i don’t think there can be any arms deliveries. that would change the situation on the ground will not happen if there are any supplies of weapons in addition to the indian ones to the iranian ones, which armenia will now receive, will not change the balance of the power balance it's too proportional now, there was a visit by the mayor of paris, for example, yes , french parliamentarians came, but in principle the situation will not change, hm. and i would also like to draw attention to the fact that in our country, everything is often associated with turkey, we should not forget that azerbaijan subject, he decides himself, and what i hear from the azerbaijani speakers, they clearly say that this will not happen, you admit, we sign where we mark, we delimit the borders, we add about how we will work with this in the future , we recognize the reality on the gro

he has already met president emmanuel macron. heking their way to europe. much more on this story as it happens. stick with us here on bbc news. hello. for most parts of the uk, a chilly start has given way to some saturday sunshine. but there are some changes to come through the rest of the weekend. it is going to turn a little bit warmer, but it's also going to turn wetter and windier thanks to this weather system, which you can see on our earlier satellite picture. this contains the remnants of what was hurricane nigel, certainly not a hurricane any more, but an injection of tropical moisture that's going to bring some heavy rain and some slightly higher temperatures. for the rest of the day, we'll see cloud and some rain spreading into western parts of the uk, particularly northern ireland. still on the cool side for the time being. and then as we head through this evening and tonight, we'll see strong winds and some outbreaks of rain across western parts. another pulse of rain starting to push up towards the south west of engla

so we emmanuel macron? he said yes, right. so we put it to emmanuel macron? he said yes, right .deal has taken place and they've issued reissued sir keir starmer's official response to that meeting with macron . we had that meeting with macron. we had a very constructive and positive meeting which you can imagine covered a wide range of issues. we had a very political discussion covering a lot of issues with global issues to do with global politics, also it was an politics, but also it was an opportunity to look at the future prosperity, future security, most security, some of the most pressing on my mind and pressing issues on my mind and the president's mind. hey, interesting i tell you interesting stuff. i tell you what i mean. interesting stuff. i tell you whati mean. it interesting stuff. i tell you what i mean. it would be an absolute scandal, wouldn't it? as whether or keir as to whether or not keir starmer and emmanuel macron have actually some kind of actually agreed some kind of deal actually agreed some kind of deal, it. deal, the labour party deny it. you've from pari

and uh, that’s why and moreover, we remember, because it’s like a macron. he didn’t say, but it was clear that only mirage 2,000. it seems to me that based on this, i would not be surprised if something happens to the french contingent in africa, as hill’s opposing forces suddenly suddenly receive all the necessary weapons to attack the heaviest damage to the french changes that are happening in countries in previously french-oriented african countries, military coups are happening, people are coming who do not want to live in the old way, but want, in general, to join the policy that china and russia are pursuing this just indicates that, in general, france will have to do a lot of work there, or leave, most likely it will be the latter. now this is another interesting event. when will arabic finally be made the official language, well, i i think more than 50 you're right you're right, because fifty percent of the population. this is not a joke for more than 50% of the population. these are just representatives of cry africa and by and large. and if you take

uh, nikolayevich, uh , talked to you because he talked to macron and talked to the president of iran. he sent me a letter. expanded. we have no problems with him on vkontakte. we, uh, armenia, and the minister’s examples, don’t have any problems. no, we are in constant contact with him. and also a very important question - returning to the events in ukraine, now there are a lot of rumors that supposedly there may be a new mobilization in the country in russia, what are you answer to those who are watching us now, listen, mobilization is taking place in ukraine. there's one wave after another. i no longer know who they will mobilize now. we carried out partial mobilization, as is known. we called up 300,000 people, which means that now we have been volunteering for the last six to seven months. 270,000 people have already signed contracts for service in the armed forces and volunteer units. this is in addition to mobilization. this is partial, of course, over the last six to seven months people have been coming to military registration and enlistment offices and 2,070,000 people sign t

in france, president macron, he recently raised his country's pension age from 62 to 64.triggered months of protests and riots. those reforms are being phased in from this month until the year 2030. so, my first guest is a specialist researcher in demography and international social policy at the university of southampton, and she's also director of the centre for population change at the economic and social research council. professorjane falkingham, a real pleasure having you on the show. and, jane, let's start with this because global life expectancy, it's rising. 0n the face of it, that's great news, right, for individuals or for families? but, jane, i'm just wondering, what kind of societal challenges does it pose? it's fantastic news that life expectancy is rising and it's rising right across the globe. but of course, it does have challenges, with more people living longer. one of the things is we've got more people living now into their 70s, 805, 90s, and even into their hundreds. life expectancy is why we as individuals are living longer. but actually, it's fallin

it will- largely depend of course on your existing views of emmanuel macron. helly pretty unpopular in the country. we were having the conversation here earlier, plenty of people saying that this would be a welcome distraction, a bit of good publicity for a while, and as show on the international stage of the significance of france and the significance of france and the significance of france and the significance of the unity and the goodwill between the uk and france. brexit is never far away. goodwill between the uk and france. brexit is neverfar away. part goodwill between the uk and france. brexit is never far away. part of the reason one assumes that france was so high on the list for king charles to do a state visit so quickly after becoming king was the potential fraying of ties between the uk and european neighbours and this was seen as an opportunity to strengthen those ties and cement them, and the images like this that france does so well, and the uk does pretty well as well will be beamed across both countries and around the world and the pr value man

tv interview with president macron. he the idea of ​​banning gas heating. brussels demands to replace it with heat pumps, but they are expensive and this idea has already been became a catalyst for protest. now the opposition is criticizing macron for neglecting the green agenda. regina sevastyanova has all the details. who would have thought that gas boilers would become such an explosive political topic. in paris, london and berlin, the attitude of political forces towards the population’s ability to heat. house gas found itself at the center of companies just a few months before the pan-european national elections. in an interview with central television on sunday , president emmanul macron said that france had abandoned the idea introduce a ban on gas heating. a strong recommendation to replace gas boilers with heat pumps is contained in the eu energy efficiency directive, which came into force on september 21. but the fifth republic will not follow it. i have asked myself many times how the official decision was made

rolled president macron. he'scredibly rare for a for the french president to invite a visiting head of states to have this big ceremonial welcome at the arc de triomphe. it doesn't happen very often. the king's mother , the often. the king's mother, the late queen elizabeth ii receive leaves the same thing in 2014. but i think it just shows how important president macron and his government are taking this visit of his majesty, the king and queen. >> en yeah, and that eternal flame there lit cameron a wonderful reminder of the historic bond between these two nafions historic bond between these two nations cemented in unfortunate circumstances. of course , in circumstances. of course, in war. but a wonderful , wonderful war. but a wonderful, wonderful sight . sight. >> it certainly is. i mean , this >> it certainly is. i mean, this is the this is the power of soft diplomacy in picture form . i diplomacy in picture form. i would argue this is the french and british citizens, people , and british citizens, people, gove

we do not agree with the position of emmanuel macron, he is a vassal of nato interests, a vassal of thesian and pro-american policies of the french government. we refuse to continue to support this war, which causes suffering to the russian people, the ukrainian people and our homeland. we refuse to be hostages of this oligarchy, of which emmanuel macron, france simply allowed chaos due to its freedom and tolerance. it's a complete mess there. now it’s happening and everything is being written off at the expense of three different ones, like, so everyone is demanding there. i just know that the french are different , in every soviet city there is a street of the paris commune. well, we all know about the great french bourgeois revolution, workers and the people of france can decide their destiny, take it into their own hands. that's how it seems to you, when that moment happens, what ordinary people in france will say. oh, that's enough, guys. we're tired of everything it is to endure. to be honest, when i was still living in france, uh, i dreamed about this and thought that when it wou

speaking to his ambassadors abroad, president macron said he was concerned about the expansion of brits. come case the situation in the national dutch international sphere and it runs the risk of weakening a review of the world order and of its principles. it is undermining the way the west is working. this is the end of that quote. so here is a revelation if anybody wants to meet with them, come closer without us all without our consent, it becomes a threat. -- this inspires optimism for all those who believe in the will of all traditionally and want to see a revival of when and as a central coordinating body for global politics. a body where decisions are made about how to reach decisions together, having a fair balance of issue -- interest, it is clear there is another option. but the u.s. and its subordinate western connectives have continued to feel conflicts advancing the hostile block and they are doing everything they can to prevent the continuation of a world order. they try to force the world to play according to their own self-centered rules. i like to urge western politician

president emmanuel macron says he has a plan for a pain-free green transition and so does rishi sunakisrael oppose with news of a new machine that can replace our bees as the pollinator. good evening. readers of some of the most vulnerable countries on earth have gathered in washington for a pacific island summit hosted by president biden. part of a renewed effort by the white house to improve diplomatic relations in a region in which the united states a china battle for influence. truth is the leaders of these small island nations feel forgotten. ey have been asking for compensation to deal with the worst effects of climate change for years and they continue to wait. discussed at the u.s. general assembly last week, a breakthrough to finance the fund. in part, it explains why the leader of the solomon islands have refused to attend. china's unilateral support was less restrictive, more responsive and more aligned to his country's national leads, he says. >> to rebuild trust and reconnect solidarity come out let us start by changing how we engage and reforming our international financ

he was waiting for you. the west is forced to force macrons shultz to complain to each other about their conversations with putin is fine with us, and they are sad, the very yar kiy, they don’t go to moscow, the kremlin putin , we watch today at 22:00, when you need something, go to the weekly promotion. ozone choose different products at competitive prices tv card for rub 7,499. toothpaste lane for 399 rubles. sberbank presents the first loan with cashback. they will approve. will not approve how much should i take out for a loan? tails for a loan? check your credit potential with sberbank online and find out the available amount and conditions for all credit products from sberbank you can’t want so much, you can try it, for a maximum of only 399 rubles. 50 gigs 2,000 minutes and unlimited applications. you can yota vtb team with you excellent 10% cashback everything is interesting, who invented it, the one whose family is about to get bigger, which means 10 cashback interest will definitely come in handy, good returns with interest, and the one who invests in his son’s future, so the card is free, and transfer

macron . earlier , he had blamed the murder of a french teacher three years ago for girls' abayas in schools and claimed that a law had been enacted to deal with terrorism. some members of the french parliament these statements were described as shameful and dangerous. the ministry of the interior of england issued a statement and announced that the russian vaccine militant group has been included in the list of terrorist organizations. perceived also, wagner's assets will be classified as terrorist and will be seized , the english ministry of interior added that the punishment for any belonging to this russian group is up to 14 years and a fine. the president of ukraine has been the president of ukraine. the indian tv channel willian announced the possible decision of the indian authorities to change the name of this country. according to this tv channel in europe , the president of india used the title of president of bharat instead of india in the invitation of the group of 20. for change the sanskrit name has strengthened the country's name. previously, some officials of the ruling party had

he's in paris to meet president macron to secure what he says will be much better arrangements with the eu . a strike solution with the eu. a strike solution a senior doctors walk out again over pay health secretary steve barclay says that doctors will be forced off picket lines and face a minimum service level mandate . mandate. >> it's important we protect patients ice alongside recognising the right to strike and the final hurdle . and the final hurdle. >> the government's online safety bill is finally to become law. today some people, though, still have strong concerns about the legislation . the legislation. >> get in touch with us this morning. vaiews@gbnews.com is the email address. first though, here is your latest news with tatiana sanchez . tatiana sanchez. >> beth, thank you very much and good morning. this is the latest from the newsroom . russell brand from the newsroom. russell brand will no longer make money via his youtube channel after the website suspended him from its creator program in a statement, the company owned by google said they take action when a creator's of

why is he meeting macron? is he going cap in hand to him? i'm not sure it's a good look and i'm not sure it's a good political move for the labour leader. we will analyse what's going on with keir starmer paris. one more keir starmer in paris. one more for you as well. yes, this one braun, a razor company , has braun, a razor company, has decided a trans model for decided to use a trans model for their latest razor advert. a couple of things there. if that's a model these days, then frankly i can quit this job, can't i? patrick christys. gb news. right get your views coming in thick and fast. gb views our gbnews.com loads to go out today, but right now it's your headlines. >> patrick thank you very much. and good afternoon. this is the latest from the newsroom. the head of channel 4 says there's no evidence to suggest its management were told of serious allegations concerning russell brand. it comes after the bbc announced a review of the comedian's time at the corporation. the director of editorial complaints, peter johnston, will lead the

general assembly, french president emanuel macron. he's king charles and queen camila as they look to rebuild a relationship that has been strained by brexit. the three-day state visit originally planned for march was postponed during those fiery protests against macron's pension overhaul plan. crowds gathered to see the two leaders lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. fighter jets from both countries air force flew overhead, spreading trails of red, white and blue smoke, and on the menu tonight, a state dinner at their side before one-on-one talks focusing on the war in ukraine, climate change and recent coups in africa. >>> a major military mishap, new video of where that $100 million fighter jet crashed as we learn the pilot parachuted into the backyard of a home. we're at the pentagon next. hoa e we're at the pentagon next tide is busting laundry's biggest myth... that cold water can't clean. cold water, on those stains? ♪♪ cold water can't clean tough stains? i'd say that myth is busted. turn to cold, with tide. (bridget

well, macron, he’s already illiterate in history. er of the french army, the french paratroopers, do to them, what did the primitive vietnamese do to them. under the command under the command under the command of ho chi minh city and won guenziap, he was such a great vietnamese commander, who later uh became a fighter in the united states. it’s very much later, and the french started first, that is, they started, and then there were the french, and then there were americans. and, by the way, and uh, then it was considered in that area and in vietnam that a cultured person in asia was already some kind of thai. and ho chi minh city was excellent, he spoke chinese not only chinese, french and russian. well, then there were other concepts of what the cultural basis of political activity was. or politics, well, i can make it from there, so the french were probably few. they want something better again. because the situation, as i already said, in the pacific ocean, the americans made a mess, and they did not know what happened today again

interesting, i think that you did see mr starmer with sir keir starmer talking to the french president macron. hee the pm this time next year. >> yeah, i'm guessing , chris, >> yeah, i'm guessing, chris, that one of the reasons was that starmer will say that as prime minister , you know, he can talk minister, you know, he can talk to these people all and he can do a deal on the boats. i mean, isn't that what he's going to come back and say? >> well, he said he wants to do a deal, doesn't he? with more return policy. but i'm not sure that the appetite for a full scale reneging of that agreement , nigel, is what the eu want. they are as bruised by the exit brexit drama as we were. what we do know is that the fisheries policy is up for grabs in 2025. the uk is meant to get back control of our waters from the eu. that will be a bargaining chip for the next government if it's labour or the tories and getting a better deal maybe on on selling electric cars with batteries into mainland europe. so i think that will be in play. and of course as you, you and i well know, if you start trading off fish quota

interesting, i think that you did see mr starmer with sir keir starmer talking to the french president macron. heime next year. >> yeah, i'm guessing , chris, >> yeah, i'm guessing, chris, that one of the reasons was that starmer will say that as prime minister , you know, he can talk minister, you know, he can talk to these people all and he can do a deal on the boats. i mean, isn't that what he's going to come back and say? >> well, he said he wants to do a deal, doesn't he? with more return policy. but i'm not sure that the appetite for a full scale reneging of that agreement , nigel, is what the eu want. they are as bruised by the exit brexit drama as we were. what we do know is that the fisheries policy is up for grabs in 2025. the uk is meant to get back control of our waters from the eu. that will be a bargaining chip for the next government if it's labour or the tories and getting a better deal maybe on on selling electric cars with batteries into mainland europe. so i think that will be in play. and of course as you, you and i well know, if you start trading off fish quotas again, that w

macron called us disgusting cynical and irresponsible our media began to ask did you hear what macron said, he says we are irresponsible, what a shame irresponsible macrons. these are the ones who bombed libya because they were annoyed by italy's skaddafi privileged relationship in the energy sector, irresponsible. these are the ones who exposed us to the chaos of illegal migration that we are currently in. macron dates are the french who, with the help of the police , send migrants by boat to our vintimia. but first of all. let's call a spade a spade. these are those who, like france , continue to exploit africa by printing money for fourteen african states on the terms of seigniorage, he needs african children to work hard in their mines like in nigeria miss ryan tobothary i have mined 30% of the uranium ore to run their nuclear power plants while 90% of nigerians live without electricity. we don’t need to read macron notations, people are fleeing africa from you and solving this problem, we need not to bring africans to europe, but to liberate africa from such europeans. you don't need much

yeah he's met with macron for 45 minutes. laze across the top of it . and he across the top of it. and he received some cuff links in return from the french president . and it seemed like quite a positive meeting from what he was saying. constructive were the words used when we asked how it went sir keir did not it went that sir keir did not speak french, as far as i understand it, certainly not in any meaningful so it was any meaningful way. so it was conducted english and the two conducted in english and the two men met alone. advisers were meeting separate meeting alongside in a separate room . so two met guys, met room. so the two met guys, met together. so it's definitely all about constructing a personal relationship . for sir keir relationship. for sir keir starmer, if , relationship. for sir keir starmer, if, as the poll suggested, he was going to become our prime minister next yeanl become our prime minister next year, i wonder, chris, if it's the right thing to do to give an arsenal away. arsenal shirt away. >> certa

called macron an obvious incompetence, which resulted in the weakening of the french national population. he also said in this regard: niger's military council has appeared in a position that undermines 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. before this , the military council of niger demanded the departure of the french ambassador and troops from this country. but paris resisted this decision. people of niger after the withdrawal of macron in front of the french embassy they protested and celebrated. niger newspapers also called this decision of the french president a great victory 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. nine historic caravanserais of isfahan province were registered in the world at the unesco meeting held in riyadh. a village with a wor

and now, when the macron calls him , you specify who he doesn’t have next to him. just be worth it, because i now proceed from the fact that someone listens to the macron, then resolved the unthinkable in international relations by eavesdropping journalists on their talks with putin, uh. do you hear, right? i'm telling you that these so-called separatists have responded to these proposals. they answered, but the french president does not respond to them, it is hardly surprising that scholz has already published his closed talks. they discuss their impressions of communication with putin hi catch. how are you, how was your discussion this morning, the situation is not improving, which depresses me more than talking. he generally does not complain about all the sanctions. i don't know if he complained in conversation with you, but in conversation with me. he didn’t touch on the sanctions at all, i don’t have a macron either, although it was said about sanctions a few years ago. all in the face. we found this fragment. this leads to a limitation at some stage, then a

we continue to provide assistance to ukraine for the time being macron. heench colonies are leaving under the influence of paris and why is france without ghana like a car from fueling elections in ukrainian zelensky wants to stay in presidents and demands $5 billion for it. it was a miracle for the skovoropechersk monastery 550, how did the abode change inside the multi-meter underground tunnels and what secret flowers of the cave still keep sunday 20:00? two people dragged a knife into an empty house, to the neck, they said, the grains will be released, we still won’t do anything. they wait at home, but that's what i remember. and i saw you for the first time for identification, the cops said to write a new statement, they say. one person described you in detail, what they found out said, so it is necessary. well you still screwed up somewhere else. and you need to be attracted. and these, too, for everyone if they find. what am i, a fool to argue with the cops? and what, really then they put you in jail for seven years? then i didn’t have a life of my own

keir starmer actually is in paris tomorrow for talks with the french president emmanuel macron where heties with our closest neighbours on the continent. ., ~' , ., with our closest neighbours on the continent. ., ,, , ., , . the us military has lost one of its f—35 fighterjets — and want people to help them find it. they're asking for the public�*s assistance in locating thejet, which crashed over the weekend, somehwere in the southern state of south carolina. courtney bembridge has more from our newsroom. the f 35. the f 35 is one of the most advanced. each one costs about 80 million us dollars, so it is a big thing to lose. on sunday afternoon, one fighterjet lost contact over south carolina. we don't have any information over what happened, but officials said there was some kind of mishap. it happened over the southern state of south carolina. if we zoom in on the map you have the city of charleston here and just north of it you have these two lakes. these are the focus of the current search for that aircraft. they've asked the public to try and help them in that search. were also t

macron, then he would present that in the uk . look, macron, then he would present that in the uk. nt that in the uk . look, i can get that in the uk. look, i can get a deal. but but the conservative government can't . but then it's government can't. but then it's all in the fine print. he'll give. he'll, he will make whatever concessions he needs to get to be able to come back. rather like chamberlain peace in our time type of note my final point on that is that i really believe that this is driven by his his personal belief that we should never have left the european union . and the closer european union. and the closer he can get to these people, he's got no qualms about doing that in order to make political mileage here in the uk. and i think that is dishonest. he needs to be frank and upfront about that. >> to the british people, they won't let it go. i mean, some people who voted remain won't people who voted to remain won't let and it does feel that let it go. and it does feel that they're hindering they're actually hindering a progress could progress that the brexit could ac

compromise, the french president announced that he has decided the ambassador of this country from african countries in a televised interview, emmanuel macron called on niger. he also said that france should end its military cooperation and withdraw its troops from that country in the coming months to a military coup in niger . at the same time, the civil aviation organization announced on sunday that the country's airspace is open to planes . france is closed and they are prevented from entering, despite the fact that a few days ago, a large herat protest was held in front of the french military base in dunami, the capital of niger, and the demonstrators demanded the withdrawal of french soldiers from their country. anti-french sentiments, especially after that paris has ignored the special order to withdraw its ship, a court in niger based on a petition presented by the ruling military council had ordered the expulsion of the ambassador from this country. with the efforts of experts in the industrialized nuclear industry, using this system, one ton of agricultural products is irradiated every hour, and the storage period of the products a

during these days, nikolai also talked to you because he talked to the macron with the president. re no examples there, no problems. no, we are in constant contact with him. well, what will i say before i say what is happening in armenia? i want to stay in the exercises, which some of ours are trying to convince that this is a routine exercise , there is nothing special there, but in particular , the state department states that, well, mr. miller there they have one. yes, so that there is nothing special here, but the peacekeeping operation is actually carried out by the state of the dtkb, with the exception of russia , belarus, everyone participated in nato exercises and with the americans. yes, that means there were exercises in measure, where did the person have kazakhstan kyrgyzstan then in tajikistan where the kazakh participated visit tajikistan there is a bilateral exercise together with tajikistan. well, it was someone moving away from the borders of the russian federation, now it’s already in the south caucasus. look at the composition of the american composition, which is

resignation from the french president macron would not have gone unnoticed. he is very active and presiding over the presidency of france. this is a fake video using a fake audio that was generated using an artificial intelligence software online. that is the audio, it is fake but where did these images come from? the images we saw were used, extracted from this real video found online. he was posted on june 30. we have the original video we found on this tiktok account, an account that clearly states that they publish videos of humor regarding this. you could find the video right here among all the other videos and they also have many other videos including this one for example of the fake breakup between annual macron and his wife. these the same press conference we debunked just moments ago. parity videos that can easily be taken out of context especially if they fall into the wrong hands. >> understood. i am just puzzled as to why anyone would find any of this funny. let's not criticize people for what they find funny. the french president often the target o

president macron says he is taking immediate steps. >> translator: in the coming hours our ambassador with several diplomats will return to france. and we're ending our military cooperation with the de facto authorities of niger. >> niger's junta welcomes france's withdrawal saying imperialist and neoimperilist forces are allowed on the territory. larry, good day. before i ask you about austin's visit to djibouti. what is the reaction to macron announcing that fence wrance wi its military presence in niger? >> that has been welcomed by niger. saying they are celebrating the sovereignty. this is a new stage in their sovereignty moving forward. 1,500 french troops have been in the country. niger has been the strategy for western nations, including the u.s. the french and the italians and others. people see the continued french troops in the country as a new colonial attitude they think needs to end. here's more of macron explaining why they needed to do this. >> translator: it will be organized overtime in the weeks to come. it is the end of the cooperation because we're not here to par

. >> why is emmanuel macron now saying he does not recognize our authorities when he is recognized junen other countries? that is why he makes us angry. they think france takes us -- we think france takes us for any its. -- for idiots. >> ask of the newly appointed governor whether the june pet can keep -- whether the junta can keep his country safe. >> he implies that nigerian forces have on injured the safety of their people and can defend their country without foreign partners, but those opposed to the who believe the departure of french troops could be dangerous. >> in the fight against the terrorists, france is a key partner that provides more intelligence, helps us beat the terrorists trying to attack niger. >> but many nigerians are frustrated with the lack of progress with the war on terror. this man is originally from one of the regions worst affected by jihad he violence. she tells me her mother's cousin was assassinated by terrorists, killed by slitting his throat. he does not believe the french have successfully reduced terrorism. there has been some progress. last year, ter

but as far as president emmanuel macron is concerned, he backs the ban. gabriel attal, explained... the government believes that this principle is at the core of france's secular society. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. more than 13 hundred jobs are to go at the collapsed retail chain wilko after it failed to secure a buyer for the whole business. a rival chain has agreed to buy 51 shops, but 52 others will be closed. the stores affected won't be made public until tomorrow morning once staff have been told. the uk government has confirmed it will "immediately" change planning rules to make it easier for developers in england to build onshore wind turbines. in a written statement, the levelling up secretary, michael gove, said councils would be able to approve developments as long as there was community support for them. laughing gas — nitrous oxide will be made illegal in the uk by the end of the year and will be classed as a class c drug. possession will carry a sentence of up to 2 years

president macron says he is taking immediate steps. >> translator: in the coming hours our ambassadorh several diplomats will return to france. and we're ending our military cooperation with the de facto authorities of niger. >> niger's junta welcomes france's withdrawal saying imperialist and neoimperilist forces are allowed on the territory. joining me is a distinguished fellow at the atlantic council. sir, so good to have you with us. a dramatic ends to the mission in niger in a tumult waus two months. was the situation no longer tenable? >> it was probably no longer tenable some time back. in addition to all of the baggage, being a french ambassador carries in africa, he had gotten into the muck with doing something that most of us are tempted to do from time-to-time, but know better than to do. people will troll you on social media and you probably shouldn't have responded to them. >> his diplomatic immunity was lifted. he was in a difficult situation. holed up in the french embassy. some french analysts in reaction to these developments say they feel let down by what they percei

he says niger is in a war with france and that will take time. for the imam, perceived french hypocrisy is to blame. translation: why is emmanuel macronrecognised judges in other countries like chad. that is what has made us angry and we think france takes us for idiots. the chantra has ceased in his talk of resentment at the french to argue that niger can go it alone. i asked the newly appointed governor weathered the chantra can keep his country safe from terrorists. translation: he replies that niger forces have obese ensured the safety of their people and can defend their country without foreign partners. but those opposed to the crew believe the departure of french troops could be dangerous. translation: in the fight against terrorists france is a key partner that provides most of the intelligence that helps us beat the terrorists trying to attack niger. but many local people are frustrated with the lack of progress when it comes to the war on terror. this woman is originally from one of the regions worst affected byjihadi violence. she tells me her mother �*s because in a village chief was assassinated by terrorists seven months

he also talks about maybe russia should leave the caucuses. at the same time macronas got involved. he had phone conversations with both at the beginning of this month. and this is also the paris mayor getting involved because france has a very large diaspora of armenians living there, as does america. >> we are running out of time. are you afraid that if something radical doesn't happen very soon that we are going to see another war in that region? >> i am very afraid and that's a very good question to pose. the lack of an institutionalized peace process is problematic. the sabotage of the western negotiation tracks is problematic. there is credibility problem. i understand -- is mentioning these alternatives, but he has also been using force since 2020 so i am worried. >> thank you, we are running out of time. i just want to ask the exact same question. are you afraid that war might break out? >> i don't think any large-scale things like war happens because i don't think so. but small provocations happens all the time and the most worrisome element of that we have

with the pressure of the people of niger, he forced macron to leave the country and the french military. new restoration scaffolding bone is a product derived from stem cells for the treatment of osteoporosis and deep fractures and 6 signs of gold, silver or bronze on the second day of the asian games, the first medal in the history of iranian women's cycling, the four-member iranian rowing team won the silver, and the faringians also became the world runners-up, in the name of god. dear viewers, welcome to the news segment at 14:00. in today's meeting of the supreme housing council, the president said, "unfortunately, the performance of some banks in providing facilities is not acceptable, and some banks instead of paying housing facilities to by order of the president, a special committee consisting of the ministers of roads and urban development, economic affairs and finance, and the central bank was appointed to investigate the performance of banks in terms of paying housing construction facilities. the president's mission to the relevant ministries to facilitate construction in our

he says, niger is divorcing france, and that�*s going to take time. for the imam, perceived french hypocrisy is to blame for the anger here. translation: why is emmanuel macron and we think france takes us for idiots. thejunta has seized on historical resentment of the french to argue niger can go it alone. i ask the newly appointed governor of niamey whether the junta can keep his country safe from terrorists. he replies, the nigerien forces have always ensured the safety of their people and can defend their country without foreign partners. but those opposed to the coup believed the departure of french troops could be dangerous. translation: in the fight against the terrorists, - france is a key partner that provides most of the intelligence that helps us beat the terrorists trying to attack niger. but many nigeriens are frustrated with the lack of progress when it comes to the war on terror. adama is originally from tillaberi, one of the regions worst affected byjihadi violence. she tells me her mother�*s cousin, a village chief, was assassinated by terrorists seven months ago. they killed him by slitting his throat. she doesn�*t believe the french have s

he even criticized the president there, the united states sang nothing. everything, everything is clear. all. this is good. i would also like a macronow, when he spoke about us. well, comment on this, i would say that he also raised this very important topic now, but anything is possible. there is one thing here , there is a practical thing, he denies the olympiad, which is staged. well, in general , the disruption of this olympiad is possible, insofar as there is not enough funding. they say there is already a deficit of 1 billion. approximately the problem is that the baja has set, and who ukraine has set, that it has created a coalition of thirty states. and if we allow russians and belarusians, we will not come at all, and the third problem was created by american wool. which is found in french sports, but here we can also develop the russian scenario there. and if there really are violations that will not be eliminated, then the french can simply deprive this olympiad and that's it, but the problem that has another such cut. the fact is that we are now talking about these traitors sciences. well, the first wave, of course, the