we heard nadeem doris _ within british politics.say the - within british politics. we heard nadeem doris say the tories i within british politics. we heard i nadeem doris say the tories face elect oral extinction, as you said. she has warned liz truss needs to be a unifier and not a disruptor. what do you make of her speech, was there any attempt to unify? she do you make of her speech, was there any attempt to unify?— any attempt to unify? she obviously listened and — any attempt to unify? she obviously listened and understood _ any attempt to unify? she obviously listened and understood she - any attempt to unify? she obviously listened and understood she had - any attempt to unify? she obviously listened and understood she had to | listened and understood she had to do a u—turn on the 45p tax. that tax band was not due to be abolished until april next year. it is conceivable if things are going better she can reintroduce it at a later point. but she clearly had listened to colleagues and seen what kind of danger the government wa

let's go live now to nadeem, who joins this fly from london. so what's the reaction this morning? nadeem after what was a very difficult stay for the prime minister on monday it was difficult for her, but it was seen as a sign of jeremy hunt, the new chancellor insisting on economic stability the financial markets. fairly positive. the interest rate on government bonds, tenure government bonds, slightly down on monday, the pound res, 2 percent against the us dollar. politically, of course, very embarrassing for less trust. look at some of the papers which traditionally support a conservative party, the son calling her the ghost p. m. as she sat behind jeremy hunt in parliament, virtually virtually expressionless. the times says that huntsman cooper could be $5000.00 pound fuel bills, a reference to scrapping the 2 year guarantee to limit those energy bills that could bring millions more people into hardship next spring. politically, very difficult for the policy as well. and then the telegraph, we must take decisions of our watering difficulty, jeremy hun, quoted as saying, well,

we thought it would just be nadeem again behalf al alan. i'm in young and lord lamb. but the devastation isn't over in the north and philippines flooding wasn't even as the storm moved. across to south china sea tropical storms kill hundreds of people in the philippines yearly. but scientists have warned that climate change or making them more powerful, meaning havoc like this is set to become a constant. floods in town near manila bay in the philippines have been a problem for several decades. but the situation is being made worse by climate change and other human factors. residents in places like the town of hag annoyed, have urged the government to act to mitigate the floods. the street in hog noise in the philippines is permanently flooded. the water never fully receives, leaving locals to manage as best they can. but local motorbike taxi drivers have come up with a solution they hope will make life here easier they raise the height of their vehicles this way. they can continue ferrying passengers back and forth and earn money. but that update reserve as the slots

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maloney's resisting, hoping to get you backing for her plans to stop people leaving north africa. nadeem barbara al jazeera i terrorist train is causing controversy in mexico. feet trend maya was named after indigenous people and it's one of several mega projects by present andres mueller has up until the project is running into strong opposition. from environmentalists and engineers. joan home and explains. there were trees here once it we had a jungle here on our of our last healthy young walton mexico. and it has been destroyed by a big a project in mexico that is called that in my trim. my is a key project to president under his manual lopez over a door array, waits, connect, result, towns like conclude, and to loom with attractions in material of the countries yucatan peninsula is meant to run in a 1500 kilometer loop. but the most controversial line is here, the 68 kilometers of track on the carrier being coast originally was meant to run along this road. but hoteliers complained, and the government changed its plans. instead, the train would hack through one of the continents larg

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reassure the population power outages are unlikely, says cabinet minister duchy of lancaster chancellor nadeem. we have the second largest lng processing infrastructure in europe and half of our gas. we mine here we need to develop further this year. we increased gas production by 26%. analysts come to the conclusion that in this situation the winners are the united states and china. well, the current european politicians stubbornly follow the course of confrontation with russia , the main supplier and energy carriers on the continent . october this was reported in the ministry of construction for the onset of cold weather. it is necessary to restore not only boiler houses, but also repair residential buildings damaged during shelling by ukraine pavel prokopenko with details. this switch is very straight everything. and then last time it was dripping right from the roof. yes , all this with a roof flows to calls to the nineteenth apartment, utilities, they often go out to fix regular leaks. the house is constantly damp, and natalia lives on the top floor of a five-story building and every year

among those were the conservative cabinet minister nadeem zaha we who was on the same programme of nicolaas dangerous which was echoed by some of his comments. the first minister herself said she had nothing to apologise for in her view, saying she didn't regret the comments and had not been referring to individuals or even supporters of the conservative party but to tory policies. this afternoon that theme was taken up by her deputyjohn swinney on this stage here. he talked about the conservatives being in his words a bunch of reckless hypocrites saying they were causing misery and crippling public services with a new age of austerity. his solution to that he said was for the scottish people to vote for independence. will there be a referendum on independence though? that may be up to the supreme court, which this week will hear the arguments for and against allowing the scottish parliament to pass legislation to hold one.- the scottish parliament to pass legislation to hold one. james cook, thank ou. in iran, the state—run television channel has been hacked to broadcast a protest agains

but it's far from clear whether they can avoid further turmoil, or in fact it early general action. nadeem ball but al jazeera london, his trust is told the b, b, c. she apologizes for economic mistakes made but is determined to lead the conservatives to the next election. but her approval rating is the lowest for any british prime minister in history. and i says polling shows that 59 percent of the population should resign. now. every one sign on the street, the same thing. the literally, she's a cyclist charged through the checkout, just as library by can really and i'll talk to mike mike, it's, it ended a week i suppose, to restore some confidence in the government that they released walk back on things that were unpopular like it's a good measure i suppose going through locked down in the way that we did. i felt during that period that a lot of the country was holiday more or less and i would have to be painful. and i feel like it's not surprising that there's that also placement in blackford as a member of parliament and leader of the scottish national party and the british parliament

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it's clearly attaching that her spin doctors have told us to use that as you heard from that clip of nadeem. so her, we on question time. nobody's buying it any more, and it's being laughed at by even members of the media who have supported the british governments line on the war in ukraine. so this isn't something which is going to work and we're still, the latest trust is that she appears so far to have no real plan to actually mitigate the situation or improve it. all of the plans that the british government have come up with whether it's extending licenses for north sea oil and gas, or bringing back a fracking in a serious way. all of these policies are medium to long term. they're not gonna help keep the lights on this winter should the energy crisis gets worse and blaming everything on the russian government is simply not going to be believed by people. if the lights go out, it's going to be trust that gets blamed, and her government is going to be pitched into an even greater crisis than it is in already. so how has the u. k, u k. the energy sector found in south in such a di conditi

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would be damaging for that population at large and also politically, hugely controversial and trust nadeem has apologize for what she called her mistakes. how secure a sheet her job today. wow, it's hard to say. i mean she herself, gave an interview monday, apologizing for mistakes made but re committing to what they called trust nomics, low tax, high growth. that's her emphasis. she says it's just the method of delivery that needs to change. thoughts clearly, she's not in control. chunk is now running the show in terms of focus. there are lots of m p 's now going to the chairman of the 1922 back bench committee saying that they don't have confidence in the prime minister. if that becomes a ground swell. that committee, that body might have to change its rose to allow a contest within the next year. some people are talking about a unity figure. the m p. 's could rally behind without damaging lead a leadership contest, perhaps former child services. soon as you of course, did go for the leadership before jeremy hunt. his name's been suggested, ben wallace, the defense secretary, whoever it

or in fact early general election and dean joins us now live from london with the latest reaction nadeem the u. k. the front page newspaper is not very kind to the prime minister this morning. no, they're not the financial markets. i should point out, reacted positively to that massive you turn by jeremy hung on monday on monday, the pound was up 2 percent against the u. s. dollar on choose the asian markets of reason, the highest of a reacting positively. but the papers which traditionally support the conservative party of less trust. pretty graham look at this the sun. the ghost pm is what it calls her because she was sat behind jeremy hunk in the house of commons, stoney face. she did not address parliament. another paper which is generally conservative supporting the times talking about how may a cooper possibly meeting a $5000.00 pound fuel bills. a reference to that cat hole freeze on energy bills ending next spring. something that the government had made such a cornerstone of the new policy and the telegraph. we must take decisions of our watering difficulty, quoting jeremy hunk.

population that power outages are unlikely, says cabinet minister chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, nadeemhavi. we have the second largest liquefied natural gas processing infrastructure in europe and half of our gas. we mine here need to develop further this year. we increased gas production by 26%. earlier, possible outages were reported in the largest energy company in britain. national grid regulator of the british energy market. of-hem warned that the country was at risk of running out of gas. in any case, the british. you'll have to pay double the bills. a year ago, prices in stores increased markedly wages. no now this is a pan-european theme in the italian bologna there was a demonstration under the slogan we will not pay. why don't we pay? because we can't take it anymore. there are people who do not have enough money for a month, they have to choose to pay the rent or pay the bills for the increase in prices for lately, it is simply unbearable, given that the corporation's profits are only growing due to high gas and electricity prices and europe is faced with the prospect of ind

that power outages are unlikely, claiming cabinet minister chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, nadeemecond largest, lng processing infrastructure in europe and half of our gas. we mine here need to develop further this year. we increased gas production by 26%. earlier, possible shutdowns were reported in britain's largest energy company national grid, the regulator of the british energy market. ogham. he warned that the country was at risk of running out of gas. in any case, british. we'll have to pay bills twice as much as a year ago. prices in stores have risen markedly salaries. no now this is a pan-european topic in an italian balloon, a demonstration was held under the slogan we will not pay. why don't we pay? because we can't take it anymore. there are people who don't have enough money for a month and have to choose to pay the rent or pay the bills. the increase in prices lately is simply unbearable, given that corporate profits are only growing due to high gas and electricity prices and europe is faced with the prospect of for the industrialization of the enterprise becomes th

population power outages are unlikely, according to cabinet minister chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, nadeemwe have the second largest liquefied natural gas processing infrastructure in europe and half of our gas. we mine here need to develop further this year. we increased gas production by 26%. previously about possible outages were reported in britain's largest energy company national grid by the regulator of the british energy market. of-hem warned that the country was at risk of running out of gas. in any case, the british will have to pay. according to bills twice as much as a year ago, prices in stores have increased markedly salaries. no now this is a pan-european theme in the italian bologna there was a demonstration under the slogan we will not pay. why don't we pay? because we can't take it anymore. there is people who don't have enough money for a month and have to choose to pay their rent or pay their bills, the recent price increase is simply unbearable, given that corporate profits are only rising due to high gas and electricity prices and europe is facing the prospect of the

scared after she failed to address parliament on monday, is bringing that midian barber in london and nadeem. so what's been the reaction after that challenging day yesterday? wow, it's still tricky for let's try. so that was seen as a humiliating. you turn with the new chancellor, jeremy hunt scrapping as you heard most of the tax cars, which had been the cornerstone of her her policy. i look at the sun traditionally a supportive of the the government here. the ghost pm is what it causal is trust. as she sat, emotionless, really, behind jeremy hunter's, he outlines that big change in direction the times newspaper, reminding its readers that the change in the deadline for the energy price freeze could mean 5000 pound fuel builds, suggesting that millions will households could coming to a financial hardship come next spring, political problems there and then we must take decisions of a watering difficulty. they quote hunter saying in the telegraph will, that's not only possibly tax rises instead of tax cuts, but huge cuts in public spending. reportedly he's saying that no department will auto

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he could well, perhaps be looking at a promotion in the cabinet to much more senior job and also nadeem. so who was, of course, chancellor of the exchequer, the finance minister for 2 days under bush johnson before he went and spoke to him and said, look, you can't continue. and he lost his job under list trust. he has just gone and he might be in the position for a place in the cabinet, which would be interesting, not least because on sunday he spoke out and said, he would like to see the return of boris johnson, a man who told them that he couldn't continue, and then 4 months later was saying he would be well placed. so lots of comings and goings as you can see, more people going in to number 10 to find out at their fate. some couple of senior figures have gone the chief whip, who essentially gets all the m p 's to vote in the same way at the resigned. so those resignations would have been as essentially a phone call from from snack supporter saying you're not going to continue in the job so you might as well resign will you've got the chance and that's what happened at we should get

no and near enough to satisfy the people behind you then nadeem. no sammy, but to be blunt. the protests have like sanction rebellion goes much wider than the membership of the cabinet. faith. of course this group came to prominence. several years ago with actions here in the capital and other cities across the u. k. and they've come from all around the country again on friday, lots of different backgrounds. and there are students, young people that are lawyers. there are teachers and a notable contingent co doctors for extinction. rebellion from that group. i spoke to a psychiatrist earlier who is pointing out that there are both physical impacts of the climate crisis on people in terms of air pollution, particle pollution and the like. but also mental health problems in terms of anxiety about the future and saying that that intersects right now with people's worry over the cost of living crisis, households across the u. k. wondering whether they can afford their energy bills. which brings us back to the protest is cool for the government to get quicker and invest more in r

we've heard like nadeem dorey 's saying he doesn't have mandate —— the country is facing...e country first. you've seen — make sure we put the country first. you've seen a lot of reassurances that what — you've seen a lot of reassurances that what we need to do is stop looking — that what we need to do is stop looking inward and start looking outward — looking inward and start looking outward. ~ . looking inward and start looking outward. . ., , , outward. what are your constituents sa in: to outward. what are your constituents saying to you? _ outward. what are your constituents saying to you? what _ outward. what are your constituents saying to you? what are _ outward. what are your constituents saying to you? what are they - outward. what are your constituents saying to you? what are they saying j saying to you? what are they saying in the red wall?— in the red wall? they're saying they want to see — in the red wall? they're saying they want to see a _ in the red wall? they're saying they want to see a covenant _ in the red wall? they're saying they want to see a covenant

zahavi or whatever. ~ . . very good people like nadeem zahavi or whatever-— or whatever. do i. we are doing well with conservative mps lining - do i. we are doing well with conservative mps lining up. do i. we are doing well with l conservative mps lining up to do i. we are doing well with - conservative mps lining up to talk to us and i wonder who will be next, join us later but that's all from westminster and back to sean. some breaking news from the us and a federaljudge has sentenced to jail the form wiped out chief strategist, steve bannon who will receive a four month sentence for defying a congressional congressional requirement that he attend a committee and he ordered him to pay a fine of $6,500, the equivalent of £5,830. mr barron refused to co—operate with the congressional committee relating to next years capital riot and he was found to cases of contempt of congress after he refused to hand over documents. the judge he refused to hand over documents. thejudge said he refused to hand over documents. the judge said they would be possible for mr bannon to defer

the government, all of the turmoil, we will hear from them zahawi, a senior cabinet minister and nadeems sunday night blues, even if it's just kind of a mild sense of dread that you have for the week ahead, we are here for that so contact us at bbc breakfast on social media. it's 733. time for sport. sarah's here with the sport. where will you start because there is a lot going on. erling haaland scrolling —— scoring goals aplenty, incidents in formula i and the rugby world cup. a cracking is —— game is going on between wales and scotland at the moment. we going on between wales and scotland at the moment-— at the moment. we have it on one of the monitors! _ at the moment. we have it on one of the monitors! wales _ at the moment. we have it on one of the monitors! wales the _ at the moment. we have it on one of the monitors! wales the leading - the monitors! wales the leading 15-10 at the _ the monitors! wales the leading 15-10 at the moment _ the monitors! wales the leading 15-10 at the moment so - the monitors! wales the leading 15-10 at the moment so we - the monitors! wales the lead

o'clock, it's a short amount of time and we've had very significant boris johnson backers, priti patel, nadeem the tory party - moment. what is your sense of whether the tory party can i moment. what is your sense of| whether the tory party can unite going forward and govern with stability and go to the country at a time of their choosing within the next two years?— time of their choosing within the next two years? which is the big challen . e next two years? which is the big challenge for _ next two years? which is the big challenge for them _ next two years? which is the big challenge for them now - next two years? which is the big challenge for them now and i i next two years? which is the big l challenge for them now and i think it's very difficult to know if that is the case. i would say the fact rishi sunak has managed to get a lot of declared support suggests he is the unity candidate but there are a lot of people who were behind boris johnson who see him as a backstabber because of what happened in the summer but i think probably the fact that a lot of his detractors did not like his t