hello hello nick how are you? they said they were with you.g here, you fainted, lost consciousness, then they took you here, i was sitting. i am pregnant. probably good. i will give birth. it's all over with cyril. just imagine, i can have my own person. do not listen to anyone, do not be afraid, i will help you in everything. i will do everything to make this child grow up. our terrible oath is ours a terrible oath everything will be fine. do you believe me? yes listen, did you really want such a life for her, that we would become a man, that she would wash diapers , cook porridge, feed the children in between these classes. i thought painfully, is it still better to be a single mother or a matron and a housewife, he completely became like a man. yes, and you think, as a man i completely forget that everything flows, everything changes, and in the choreography now there are a lot of opportunities, various dances. directions striptease, for example, yes, you know, this is the corps de ballet in the circus. this is the ultimate dream. yes, it b

nick, how significant are these latest games for ukraine? this is certainly a big deal em all the summer we were expecting some kind of movement near have san certainly that was what prison zalinski and topic drain officials were always promising. in the end it all ended up happening is for the recent hardship reason. it seemed like her son was just kind of distraction tactic and that actually you grand wasn't trying to do much there, but now everything is changing there. and we are seeing villages as ukraine media report, 6 villages taken in the space of a day. information trickles through to us pretty slowly. ukrainian army is doing pretty well at keeping tabs and keeping a lid on all the information flow. so actually will enough. we end up finding out more about what's going on from russian military bloggers and russian or social media, where there's a lot of complaint about the lack of resources that the russian soldiers around fifths, on have their busy trapped on the west bank of the deeper river the bridges have been destroyed by the

nick, how is this going down in europe? there's little question that from the points of view of the i m f. when they say that the outlook for europe has darkened in their minds, very clearly to blame is the war in ukraine. they paint a bleak picture of the situation for europe, saying that inflation will be at 6 percent in the advanced economies. but double that's in the emerging economy saying that growth g, d, p growth will more than half, right? across the continent in the course of the coming year. and worse in the emerging economies than in the advanced economies. the cost of living up why 7 percent. but remember, that's an average number that will be countries in which it is considerably higher than that. and so when the i m f looks at the situation, they say that interest rates are likely to have to remain high for some time. they say they expect inflation will eventually start coming down. but this report will make full, quite bad reading for many governments across europe, the euro zone. and beyond that, when they

nicks how is katya's mood? has she got married yet ?ings well, the student brought you. and why again to me because others do not take and do it right? dismissed under article 33. 3 months did not work anywhere. the commission of the district executive committee was sent to work with us. somehow what's your name? understand all hope is on you, other days will not hold. well, there is so i need some help, come in do not be shy. wait, let's go brand new, it turns out to receive overalls. well, happy. do you see she wants to cry a poster? this is propaganda agitation and has nothing to do with life . and you are used to believing what is written on the posters, for example, the party is the mind, honor and conscience of our era, or the party and the people are united. and what about the party? parties , too, and he. and i had a criminal record. it can be seen. then turn into a picture. to what does perestroika call for a careful , attentive attitude towards the working man, and today i am a working man. he says that before taking over a wo

nick, how do you recommend the land be given to alaskans? mr. begich: i believe we need to get more land out of the federal government's control right now. 60% of the land in alaska is controlled by the federal government. i think it is unconstitutional. the mining act of 1872 still on the books and it allows you to transfer land from the federal government to private ownership. this was a tremendous way to open up lance across the united states for development. congress has failed to funded those land transfers. the state of alaska has a number of land transfers that are still pending. after more than 50 years, we are still waiting in line for those lands to be returned to alaska. as a congressman, i will advocate to move that land out of federal control or going to private ownership. mr. bye: that is a great answer, but how does it get to alaskans and not get gobbled up by the next night -- mining corporation? how do we prevent that? my simple answer is we give it to the alaskan people to decide. rep. peltola: one of the things we need to get

nick: how would your approach be different? amanda: i will approach it from the perspective of energy in this country, energy security, where people are feeling the pain around it. joe biden and democrats in congress have basically decimated our energy sector. joe biden sent a message, he pushed out an agenda for which of country was not prepared, and as a result we have seen higher energy prices. i'm a proponent for increasing gas and oil production in the country. people at the pump, the prices, they are up. and we are having a lot of pain in diesel. when you talk about supply chain, and you start talking about inflation and at the cost of goods, diesel is driving that up. i want to make an additional comment, in addition for being for more domestic oil and gas production, i want to protect the environment, too. i care about it, but the most important step we can take is increasing nuclear capacity in this country. nick: 30 seconds to rebut. sharice: thank you. yeah, let's talk about energy security. i have already voted in w

. >> nick, how is the ukrainian air defense system holding up against these attacks?some interesting numbers today. ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy saying of the 28th cruise missiles fired at them on tuesday, 20 were intercepted. we have also heard from the defense minister. in just the last hour, the defense minister saying they have, they've already received a german air defense system called the -- , and in italy they say they will be getting a u.s. and norwegian one called the nasams. now it's, unclear if the german one had any role in the air defense today. but still, it does appear on both days about half of the cruise missiles fired at ukraine were intercepted. >> what's ukraine's energy minister saying about the country's energy infrastructure? >> yes, saying that about a third of it as been impacted over the past days. now, we know that of course over the past weeks, months ukraine's infrastructure has been already targeted by the russians. so, repairs can often be quite swift. but winter is approaching. and there is obviously clearly by moscow a bid

but you are nick. howow that it was tamara nikolaevna already, before the new year, here in 2022, i wrote to the registry office of them. they wrote to me there that it was alistratova tamara nikolaevna 5 april of the fifty-ninth year of birth. anna still has your date of birth here, july 11, the date of birth. to you, my parents, no matter how they changed me, well, because as my mother explained to me, there was no point. we took you, you were 4 days old, where to change? well, on what date, therefore, the date of birth, they left me, as there are searches right from the trip to the registry office. no, i started this search back in the seventeenth year, i came there. well, the blood of relatives went and went. former maternity hospital, i wrote a statement to them. well, to at least know something, well, no they had no answer. no. i was told if you want to know something, go to the archive. i went to the archive. i was told that no documents were preserved for this year. and only then in the registry of

with the help of nick robinson. how much is this to do with the actions of one person? a politician do before — when you win you bring in your opponents and people who ran against you, try to create a broad church, she did the opposite, excluding them all. you normally listen to expert advice particularly on economics. she sacked the head of the treasury and top official. she ignored the bank of england and the watchdog that's called the office for budget responsibility and she ploughed ahead with policies that she must have known they would warn her against. that is liz truss, but as temptig as we look at a narrative that it is all her own doing, how much do we need to look beyond her and to her party? we have to look much further back. why have we had so many prime ministers in such a short period? david cameron forced by brexit supporters to have a referendum he didn't want to have. forced to resign when he lost it. theresa may forced to resign because she didn't deliver a brexit deal people liked. boris johnson forced to resign largely because of his own behaviour.

nick. so just how significant is the recapture of lee mon, for the ukranian counter offensive? not only is it a crucial strategic point in terms of the logistics of russia's invasion of ukraine's. we heard from lord austin there. it talks about the optics and the timing, you know, this is just a day after a couple of days after this huge event in moscow in the kremlin, with vladimir putin saying that russia is here to stay, that russia is not gonna budge. and he, we, he, we've seen, you know, the opposite being proved. we've seen, you crank successfully rolling back for some control pulling down russian flags pulling down signs and co symbols of the kind of russian takeover. and this is, this is a little yeske region. so this is the reason the russian now claims as its own and you, ukraine, is actually able to create facts on the grounds. this is a very big deal. and you know, it potentially with few more weeks to go before the winter, really sets in and fighting those more difficult. there's the real prospect of ukraine heading towards their cities 7 than yes, the chance, whic

nick a will. hi. how are you? a new speaker with how long you live here with major, enjoy life too much do a lot. and what's amazing, you know, people think, you know, shaq your issue. thank you for coming home on that to hear your issue. you guys have to hear the kids who continue to go to school. the teachers who continue to teach while bobs are short and you heard them this morning, right. and so to continue with life, you are there's, you're not just needed to be a part of ah, the special operations right now is truly it is incredibly brilliant. we're gonna finish this one, couple of months. okay. how long was american chemistry? they couldn't do it. how long was american vietnam did? do you clean needle? can you know when you're battling after this data will collapse, middle will be destroyed. ah, there's our flag. the russian flag is way we have liberated are you so we'll have a free world peaceful everything will be rebuilt. to her my, what a few days in some missiles can make rushes retaliation to the atta

nick, how do you read the poll and what are your questions. >> well, what we saw as you mentioned wasur democracy. but it is not necessarily what is going to move in in november. that was inflation, that was the economy, almost singularly running at the top of voters minds as they weigh who to vote for in the midterms. we saw it an indication of how i guess nonurgent these threats to democracy are that more than a third of independent voters were open to casting a ballot for a candidate who cast doubts about the 2020 election who would be one of those election derns who are running for secretary of state, for governor, for congress.niers who are running for secretary of state, for governor, for congress. so seeing people open to -- those who had heard of 2,000 mules that spreads false allegations about voting by mail in the 2020 election. so we saw a lot of evidence of voters either being open to conspiracy theories, supporting candidates who had spread conspiracy theories or who had even said outright falsehoods about the 2020 election being stolen, voters being open to them while st

how are things at school? she must be very bored. mom, we miss you so much. now we live with the godmother. she looks to us. nick what else? how do i know? let's talk about everything, starting with the move. and even about the fire, of course, your godmother didn’t scold you, so you won’t be a mother. well, sister of the night. mom , your hands are so warm. like before? i would really like you to wake up. and she was with us again. mommy, can you hear me, mommy? wake up please, mom. well, open your eyes. mom, can you hear me? yes, i do not want to calm down. quiet i want my mother to always be there. i want her to open her eyes. let's go let's go, what if she dies like this do, you can't. everything will be fine. everything will be fine. let's go, it's time for us to go. that's it, let's go, mom, quietly, quietly, quietly. well, it's time to start broadcasting the head of the creative department, no? victor, do you think this is normal? no, well, maybe it happened. antonin kirillovna is a very responsible employee, if she were a very responsible employee, as you say, she would have already made a report on a new project. w

thank you very much, nick. >>> next, how strong words from top democrats likely pushed president biden to re-evaluate the u.s. relationship with saudi arabia. we're also standing by to hear from the justice department, prosecutors have less than an hour to reply to the supreme court in donald trump's mar-a-lago documents case. plus, a sign of the times, the new recommendations to get young children screened for anxiety. that's ahead. it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible subs. the most epic sandwich roster ever cread. ♪ it's subway's biggest refrh yet! before... & bath fitter. before.. & bath fitter. if you have a "before" bath, now's the time to call bath fitter to get a beautiful "after." with our unique tub over tub process, there's no mess or stress. spend smart on a beautiful new bath done right, backed by a lifetime warranty. join over 2 million happy customers who know: it just fits. bath fitter visit bathfitter.com to book your free consultation. ♪ ♪ yeah, i'm going to live here. only to realize... what if i can't sell my place? don't worry. sell it directly to opendoor

ah hello, i'm nick clark and how the top stories here on al jazeera and u. k. chancellor jeremy hunt says he will reverse almost all budget plans that spot panic on the market. he's just on bail tax and spending measures 2 weeks earlier than planned. the most important objective for our country right now is stability. governments cannot eliminate volatility in markets, but they can play their part. and we will do so. because instability affects the prices of things in shops, the cost of mortgages and the values of pensions. that will be more difficult decisions, i'm afraid, on both tax and spending. as we deliver our commitment to get debt falling as a share of the economy over the medium term was here now from journal hole who's outside the bank of england with more the cut in the basic rate of tax gone. the cut in dividends, taxes gone, the cut in alcohol, duty rates gone, that free shopping. gone. and so on. all of it, he said saving some $32000000000.00 pounds per year with more public sector cuts to come and essentially shredding this key policy plank o

nick a will. hi barbara. how are you? a new speaker with how long you'll live here. with major enjoy watching too much do a lot and what's amazing, you know, people think you know, sac, your issue. thank you for coming home on that to hear your issue. you guys have to hear the kids who continue to go to school. the teachers who continue to teach while bobs are fall and you heard them this morning, right. and so to continue with life, you are there. you're not of interest to be a power ah, the special operations right now is truly it is incredibly brilliant. we're gonna finish this one, couple of months. okay. how long was american chemistry? they couldn't do it. how long was about to do? do you clean needle? can you know when you're battling after this data will collapse, they will be destroyed. ah, there's our flag. the russian flag is way we have liberated are you so we will have a free world peaceful everything will be rebuilt. ah. 2 o news. united states has always had a variety of tools to use and tax on other countries. economic sanctions are, are often just th

nick bosa a new season. he has six sacks over four games. some teammates think think he will test his record. >> is already at six it's craz. it's crazy. >> how elite is nick bosa? >> where does he rank on the list? >> he is on a list of his own . >> i've seen what he's doing and and to see him at such a young age , i've got a lot of respect for this game >> baseball, good stuff yesterday, the phillies right here. singles on the astros pi. astros pitcher. also happens to be nick's older brother, phil . the older brother not happy. they pan over to nick and he loves it. in philadelphia they are in the playoffs, maybe, just just maybe there will be a family reunion during the world series. you don't get those opportunities many times so when when you are the hitter there, usually hitters are hitting 250 or whatever it might be. it's nice to get the final laugh over over your older brother. i have two little boys at home. and there's nothing better. >> that's coming up at thanksgiving. > >> meanwhile policing saying you can't do that. now if they both go to the world series you feel for the parent so who do you cheer for? >> you wear one of thos

judy: and nick joins me now. hello. how concerned are the u.s. and its allies? i have talked to have a dozen nato officials, and all are very concerned. although some more than others. the reason they are concerned is number one, what you just heard from zelenskyy. russia has a track record of accusing its adversaries of the very actions it itself is planning. there is heightened concern that russia is planning to deploy a radiological device in ukraine. number two, moscow has created the conditions that according to its own doctrine, could lead to a preemptive nuclear strike. threats to territory that putin has claimed is russia, that is ukrainian territory that he has illegally annexed, and now claims about weapons of mass distraction threat to that "russian territory." russian straty is what the u.s. calls escalate to de-escale. this would be an example of russia escalating with a radiological device in order to try and convince kyiv to come the negotiating table. they are also worried, according to one senior administration official i spoke to, is that a dirt

nick a will. hi barbara. how are you? i was speaking with how long you live here with major enjoy. wow. too much do a lot. and what's amazing, you know, people think, you know, sac, your issue. thank you for coming on that to here is a share of you guys. i think the kids who continue to go to school, the teachers who continue to teach while bob's are for you, heard them this morning, right. and so to continue with life, you are there, you're not on the transmitter to be a special operations right now. is truly he's incredibly brilliant. we're gonna finish this one, couple of months. okay. how long was america? kevin, so they couldn't do it. how long was american via and do you clean needle can you know we're battling after this data will collapse later will be destroyed. ah, there's our flag. the russian flag is way we have liberated mario so we will have a free world. peaceful everything will be rebuilt ah, to ah, my, what a few days in some missiles can make rushes retaliation to the attack on the crimea bridge, who is focused and deadly well care of. and it's western handlers now thi

nick: let us talk about how putin's responding. we mentioned a couple times with a very overt nuclear strategy. jake sullivan was on the morning shows, he said this. any use of nuclear weapons will be met with catastrophic consequences for russia. that phrase was very specific and repeated three times, we have been clear and specific about what that will entail. senator shaheen, you first. do you believe the administration has been clear and specific enough with the russians behind closed doors and now in public? and what do you think the planning and response should be for any kind of russian nuclear event? sen. shaheen: one of the things jake sullivan also acknowledged was there are continued conversations with top russian leadership, sort of the red phone we remember from the old soviet days. those conversations are ongoing, that is very important. i think the president at the u.n. was very clear in front of the world community of nations about our position and a concern about prudence raising putin -- putin putin's raising the

nick hillary says he remembers the moment well. >> i'm still broken up over the situation. he has lived with me. how could i not be affected by what has happened to garrett? >> nick wasn't dating tandy anymore and he told police he hadn't been in her apartment since she moved in two months earlier. the officers didn't stay long. an autopsy was scheduled for the next day, but police didn't wait for the results to reveal their suspicions to tandy. >> when was it that you started to get this awful news that there might be foul play? >> the next morning. >> how'd that happen? >> we'd gone down to the police station. and that's when they had made a comment that someone had been in my apartment. >> somehow, garrett's made it home and there's somebody there or follows him or something happens and he's attacked. >> yes. >> is it now a homicide investigation? >> yes. >> coming up -- >> this is a crime that does not happen in a place like this. >> a small town in fear. >> is there a break-in maniac out there? >> yeah, someone who is going to kill again? >> an urgent hunt for suspects begins. >> who are the pe

nick. got a may how to like and he had done loyal, bought it to hunt you down to the bar. just keep it in the heart of the tom or 3 any club, me this number so now put it on manet in agony. delafield with with we are gone ahead. verizon wash can on the very 1st one was perform their portraits for the affairs of asthma. the 3rd there are lulu for so when you do not go in center fee, it only had $1.00 rent from our own millionaires. iliana. i think what they were telling me that was, but they were poor sarah dahlia cough all to lity the sleeves go roof and all your own. i will you're the it was put the good for you me or wound already? moore, kim sylium just her cure in it generated converted to the organ who are the citywide for my friends, for whom or the corner of either a room? i do hope things are going around as gentlemen. good swelling up the thin she can't talk did much of many bucket to do with you and ruth rios and it was a little long time oh for ah it is only a ah ah ah you can give her a pity campbell i'll come and see mamma good day, nashika, she put aside she

nick, let's start with you on this. how big a deal is raskin? >> well, raskin's higher shows how the arena of trump's legal proposition has shifted from the january 6th committee over to doj and how serious doj is in pursuing this investigation. it is something that has ramped up in the weeks before the election. doj is very deliberate in how they go about all this. it shows these are very serious people. >> over to you, jill. you know almost everybody in the business here. when it comes to raskin, what does it say about not only who he is, as nick hit us off with, but what does it mean for the case? >> they are now focusing on the confidential documents that were kept at mar-a-lago, endangering our national security. that's why you are bringing in someone who is a specialist in national security. the recent reporting about documents coming from that pile that involved iran and china are really scary and threaten our security. it's a very smart thing to focus on that. it makes it very hard for the department of justice not to pursue this to an i

deal for the export of grain, which it concluded with ukraine nick robertson and cnn now in kiev nick. howis? this is very serious russia announced that it was withdrawing from this deal for an indefinite period, but what provoked russia in sevastopol in the crimea occupied by russia today there were explosions in the port area russia assures that ukraine is to blame for these explosions i think if you look at this whole situation from side, we will see several important points. this whole global grain shortage situation was created by the russian side because it was she who unleashed the war, and recently russia began to complain that the grain that is exported from the ports of ukraine does not end up in the third world countries, but goes to the first world countries. let's find out more about this situation, talk to colonel cedric leiden. he is a retired air force colonel and military analyst. cnn grain exports are now suspended. russia initially had intentions to stick to this deal, frankly , i guess they never had the intention to stick to this deal in full degree ukraine is a major

judy: and nick joins me now. hello and how concerned are the u.s. and its allies? alked to have a dozen u.s. and nato officials today, and all are very concerned, some more than others. what you have just heard from zelenskyy is russia has a track record of accusing adversaries of the very actions it itself is planning, so was heightened concern that russia is planning to use a device in ukraine. also, it could lead to a preemptive nuclear strike, threats to territory putin has claimed is russia that is ukrainian territory that he has illegally annexed, and now claims of a weapons of mass destruction threat in that "russian" territory. russian strategy is escalated to de-escalate, and this is an example of russia escalating with a radiologil device to try and convince ukraine to come to the negotiating table. they are also worried, according to one official i spoke to, is that a dirty bomb is "easily concealable, could be very small, and we should be humble about whether we would know whether it is coming." a couple notes of caution, it is not clear if russia has a

how are things at school? she must be very. now we are living. she looks to us. nick what else do you need to say? ut everything from the move. and even about fire, of course, your godmother didn’t scold you, so you’re mom won’t be like that. mom, your hands are so warm. like before? i would really like you to wake up. and she was with us again. mommy, can you hear me, mommy? wake up please, mom. well, open your eyes. mom, can you hear me? i don't want to calm down. i want my mother to always be there. i want her to open her eyes, everything will be fine. everything will be fine. let 's go, it's time for us to go. that's it, let's go, mom, quietly, quietly, quietly, quietly, let's go let's go to explore new routes and lay new ones droy's paths are a city museum. there is just a little bit left and crowds of tourists will go here. start yourself admiring the unusual landscapes olshansky castle residence. a magnate of the seventeenth year, i am my housekeeper out to dispose you to the walls of our castle. pay attention to the tower clock. they are not typical for orthodox architecture money. the pari

scott grabbed an axe from the garage with protection and then dropped it when he realized how desperately nick. he wasn't breathing. i smacked him a few times and nothing happened so i started screaming at him and started smacking him harder and telling him he wasn't going to die today. all of a sudden he kind of bolted up. at that point i said, you're alive! >> scott picked up the little boy and bolted from the house. he squeezed nick tightly against his chest. >> he was running and yelling down the street, call 911, call 911. call 911. >> lottie was at work when she got a frantic call from her daughter. >> she was hysterical. she was saying that nick was hurt and i drove home as fast as i could. i was screaming for christina and nick. they weren't there. >> lottie didn't see carmen either, but when police officers arrived at the scene, they made a terrible discovery. the vivacious flight attendant and devoted single mother was dead. she had been strangled. carmen smith was just 30 years old. >> you're just so shattered and hurting so bad and you're so thankful that your daughter's alive. but

nick? >> reporter: startling to see how vital this railway hub had been to the occupation and the neighboring it's sparked open bickering between members of russia's elite about how they could let this happen. and here's what we saw earlier today. it may not look like much, but this is where putin's defeat in donetsk began. a prize from the last century perhaps, lyman, what's left of it, now freed of russia. >> reporter: this is what it was all about. the central railway hub here now in ukrainian hands. and devastated by the fighting. and this was such a seminole part of russia's occupation of donetsk, the concern for moscow is the effect this is going to have for their forces all the way to their russian border. >> reporter: we saw no sign of the prisoners that had been expected to follow moscow's strategic defeat here nor inside it either. perhaps they have already been taken away. instead, utter silence. only local bicycles on the streets. several residents told us the russians actually left in large numbers on friday. >> translator: they left in the night and the day, people said. i didn'

he will need surgery and we don't know how long he will miss nick bosa left the game in the 1st half with groin tightness. we don't know the severity of that one either. and then there is emmanuel moseley who was playing well, an mri confirmed that he tore his acl in his left knee in yesterday's win. he will undergo season ending surgery, a viable option to replace mosley is jason right is getting closer to a return after undergoing season ending acl surgery last season. kyle shanahan has no doubt that brett can get back to his 2024. >> that's big 10 so it could it it is practice reps to get out there and heal. that get back game shape and ready to go. i mean, a little hard show. you guys a little bit of them just being around the money in a very person and he's gone through as much bad things in his career that he has continually have to try to overcome. will come into play in year 2020 in that time period before all the things that happened before. that was unbelievable. and he had the can that the set back the next year will understood. troy and he's been working like he always ha

. >> nick, you just described how ukrainian forces have surrounded some of the russian troops and then russian troops are retreating. is there a squeezing in of the russian troops or is it more of a realization that they are surrounded and so they retreat? >> i think it's very hard to tell. we'll find out in the hours and days ahead exactly how many russians were essentially left behind in lyman by their own forces. the access routes may have been damaged by russians as they retreated to defend their more backup positions. we don't know how many russians were left behind. we know russia's slogan is nobody's left behind. it appears from videos we're seeing certainly dozens if not hundreds of russia's prisoners of war were e left behind in lyman. >> thank you so much. >>> comingng up, we'll go live north myrtle beach back in this country where a local landmark built in the '50s has fallen partially in into the city. p yod new trading opportunities. while an earnings tool helps you plan your trades and stay on top of the market. dry skin is sensitive skin, too. and it's natural. treat it

i say for the legs pulled, one second and nick as her movement. how could it not?g the unexpected guest to recover, aunt sveta got out into the street and carefully found out where the wrecked tank of the dpr militia was standing and i talked to you with the women too. well, i think, usually, as you talk, you always find something, if it is called such that it gives out and the flakes run away, clearly get out of here. there he is already shooting, and you are standing here, and there the tank is already in period. i think i found a sang. well, i returned, so i photographed another tank in the alley, then i returned home here, it turns out that it was very nearby. you didn't have to go far. zhenya immediately recognized his fighting vehicle, even before he had really moved away from shock, he decided that no matter what you would immediately get to the tank, for this you had to change into civilian clothes. we dressed him in my short pants, of course, a jacket and took a black hat, cut off the top and made a hat like that for him, and we him here. we went down the

.- to see how she recovers. nick, ifi was to ask — to see how she recovers. was to ask the _ to see how she recovers. nick, ifi was to ask the question _ to see how she recovers. nick, ifi was to ask the question about - to see how she recovers. nick, if i . was to ask the question about normal government business, what is happening or what is not happening? look, i mean, there's a couple of things that i think are really key over the next few hours. in the middle of the night, we got a message from downing street saying those mps who didn't vote with the government last night, those conservative mps who defied an order to vote against the labour party on fracking, those mps will be disciplined by the party. we don't know what that means. there's been no explanation, but they are facing disciplinary action. in a party that already in turmoil, where there is extraordinary bad blood already, that says to me there's more bad blood to come. the second thing is watch out for the prime minister's critics on the right of the party. remember when liz truss stood for t

hangs over this trust, how long will both the markets and her own restive mps give her to show that she can deliver? damian grammaticas, bbc news. 0ur chief political correspondent nickat are people saying, how did it no down? ., , ., go down? it went down well, you would probably — go down? it went down well, you would probably expect _ go down? it went down well, you would probably expect that - go down? it went down well, you would probably expect that with l go down? it went down well, you| would probably expect that with a home crowd, but after the week liz truss has had, i suspect she will take all the victory she can get. now, this wasn't a speech that was filled with policy, with new ideas, and at times it felt high on rhetoric, thin on detail, but, in some ways, that was probably deliberate, after the tumultuous couple of weeks that the uk economy has had, liz truss wanted to remind her party and voters what her plan was, low tax, low regulation, to drive economic growth. it is no accident that, in that short speech of only about 35 minutes, she mentioned the word growth, no fewer than 29 times. i suspect, as liz truss leaves this conference, she will be rel

so i spoke to dw, corresponded nick connelly and keith, and asked him how general patrice is wanting is gone down in ukraine. well definitely it's being listened to with a lot of intensity and kind of attention be paid to these remarks from jump trace that he's not the only us for my general to make similar comments in recent days. and there is a sense that even though they're saying this is all their personal opinion and that they're talking macy out of their prior experience. without talking to the current administration, there is a sense that this has been choreographed to send a message to moscow. and whereas previously, there was a sense that this was just bluff from the russian side. and no one really was willing to believe that this could actually happen. it was seen as a kind of symptom of russian weakness having to escalate the rhetoric. there is now increasing concern here that this might indeed happen, and there are reports, people buying ideas, tablets trying to work out what to do if this kind of attack were to happen. there is a growing sense that this is a risk, that i

nick miller. we have all noticed how mild, warm it is for the time of year, that continuing for now, there are some a weather transformation, for many places it started so wet, there was flooding in northern ireland, after the overnight rain, and then things transformed into what was a largely fine afternoon out there, not quite as warm as yesterday. still 20 degrees today in suffolk. now, all eyes on the weekend, and there aren't many changes on the way, like the past few day, weeks will will be rain at times and it will stay mild, even very mild for many of us, it will feel warm out there for the time of year. we still have a flow of mild, warm air coming our way from the south. we still have low pressure to the west of the uk, so round that we are spinning through the rain bearing weather fronts and more move into tonight. there are heavy showers in northern ireland and western scotland. they will head further east and later in the night, rain pushing into southern england, reaching wales, the midlands and into east anglia by morning. i is cool e there are some places that will dip down into sin

nick? >> reporter: startling really to see how much of lyman has been damaged, how ghostly it is and stand in a place which is such a strategic defeat for russia which russia claimed as being part of its territory falsely on friday as it appears the troops were withdrawing sometimes o orderly, sometimes in chaos. it may not look like much but this is where putin's defeat in donosk began. lyman what's left of it now freed of russia. >> this is what it was all about, the central railway hub here now in ukrainian hands. and devastated by the fighting. and this was such a seminal part of russia's occupation of donetsk and luhansk. on the town's edges we saw no signs of the russian prisoners or dead that were expected, nor inside it either. perhaps they have already been taken away. instead, utter silence. only local bicycles on the streets. several residents told us the russians left in large numbers on friday. >> translator: they left in the night and the day people said. i didn't see it myself but they say they sat on their apcs and their bags were falling off as they drove. they ran like th

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and nick, just briefly, we know there's another ukraine offensive in the south. how is that proceeding? well that was the thing that was talked out of all, some of the discount, the focus, this was gonna be ukraine's number one target. and then as we saw, it all happened in exactly the opposite side of the country in hockey. so i think that was a bit of a distraction tactic from the ukrainian leadership, but it does seem that they are pushing the russians back will be not at the same speed as in don bass, the russians are pretty exposed. they're, they're stuck on the left bank of the new pro, with the bridges across their side where the russian supply lines are destroyed. but for now, no major developments, no sense that this is going to be a change in the next day or 2 a week or 2, but incremental developments there and a sense that ukraine, what's those russians are pushback from the left bank of the pro, at least before winter sets in and the kind of fighting season ends till the spring dw connelly reporting for us from care of nick, thank you so much. the head of

earlier the conservative mp david davis was asked by the bbc�*s nick robinson how much of the so calledd of the day, all leaders serve if not at the behest, at least at the tolerance of the party in parliament. most of them if not all of them actually agree with her overall aim. the question is how you do it. you've got to realise, she models herself on thatcher. she should model herself really on thatcher, strategically bold but actually tactically incredibly careful, and she should do the same... there are some a bit more pessimistic on him that will speak to you privately —— more pessimistic than him, saying they are worried about the party's future and the economic credibility. liz truss has a moment and then there are to try and restore some of her own authority. the big question is after all the bruising events of the last few days, can she do it? it is worth bearing in mind when you're listening to the prime minister at 11 o'clock that the rhetoric that she has come up with about growth in the economy and about her political vision hasn't always been met by the reality of what ha

how new organs could be printed in a lab. meanwhile, lara has been creating body parts of a different kind. what's happened to my ear? nick talks to a man in a box. and the man hunting the missing cryptoqueen explains how to find someone from a single selfie. even if i posted a picture of me in my back garden, there is a possibility someone could work out my home address, because i've done it to them. nearly 7,000 people in the uk right now need organ transplants. sometimes the wait for these lifelines can be long and agonising. and not everyone survives them. we clearly need more donors. but 3—d printing might be able to offer a solution. yeah, scientists are developing a method to create organs from living tissue, which can then be transplanted into patients who need them. and shiona mccallum has been to gothenburg, in sweden, to find out more. it's been more than 70 years since the first successful organ transplant, a kidney. the chances of further operations of this kind being conducted. people who want to donate their organs can have their names put on a computer by using, for example, a new type of driving licence a