pencil sharpener, but now it's also about dealing with terrorism is erdogan's own problem and the northern alliancefferent approach, and in another part, in fact , like dealing with terrorism in erdogan's electoral view , it is very prominent . come on in the morning and look away from the heart, whatever you want to say, they brought up the issue of expelling immigrants and asylum seekers from the heart, and this look has become a process for this election. in fact, even though it is a bipolar issue, the monotheistic society is multi-layered. for example, the kurds supported him in the first period and now, but that's it the election of the calendar between 30 and 35% of them in erdoğan's basket, to what extent this advertising space can take a few days from you to the other basket. turkey, which has transformed 11 situations, is being formed in the social and political framework of turkishware, may change in the future, regardless of whether both are cute, but in general, one condition of whether you imagine these 8 erdogan or hot, that you must this will give 8 million to the fund , which means

here, uh, and tomorrow the so-called northern alliance will take place and uh, or both the north of europe it was supposed to take place was planned, but zelensky was supposed to speak on it via video link such data mine personally. escaped. god bless him that he escaped here is another matter. you know how russian society is. i see what is happening now, but it will relate or relate already to what happened in this kremlin. you see, vladimir volfovich, we are with you, speaking of cold-bloodedness, we can analyze, for example, things in israel , here's what happens in israel if a state, israel, or from different territories is attacked. here's what happens, israel usually, after some hour and some time, send rockets there further. well it we cannot, but parallel the situation around israel. e around russia because there is no war in russia. russia does not fight russia on the territory of the russian federation there is no war, as it is. wait in ukraine throughout the territory. ukraine has a war. there are military provisions. there is mobilization. what am i to ? when? hot heads say, an

here, uh, tomorrow will be the so-called northern alliance and uh.ukraine it was supposed to take place as planned, but the women's performance was supposed to be on it via video link. such data is personally mine. she ran away. god bless him that he escaped here another thing. you know how russian society is. i see what is happening now and will relate or relate already to what happened in this kremlin. you understand, vladimir volfovich it is possible with you, if we talk in cold blood, we can analyze, for example, things in israel , here is what happens to israel if a state, israel, or from different territories is attacked. that's what happens to israel as a rule, after some hour and some time , send rockets there further. well, we can’t do this, but the situation around israel is parallel around russia because there is no war in russia. russia does not fight russia on the territory of the russian federation there is no war, as it is. wait in ukraine throughout the territory. ukraine has a war. there are military provisions, there are mobilizatio

anything to do with the separate office and the civil war started between the taliban and the northern alliance. you can say we didn't fix the diplomacy of that but don't - most of what we did do was destroy the civil war. not that he didn't focus on it. it was the first thing he focused on. alex the wall, one of the great scholars, no fan of that, and he has written a lot of books about africa and all that, a book called mass starvation which i use in my course on great famines and war and he said there's been a dramatic drop in the number of famine deaths. since the mid to late 1980s compared to the previous 150 years, tracked the number of deaths each year, you can see a big decline. there was a new international humanitarian response system organized under the bush presidency. i didn't even realize. this happened when bush was president. not that it just happened but he helped orchestrate. what was the creation of the un office, the un didn't to do a good job with the purge of northern iraq at the end of the gulf war and he wanted it fixed. he criticized the un but he said we are going to f

not have anything to do with the office in the civil war started between the taliban and the northern allianceyou could say we didn't fix the diplomacy of that but don't say that we didn't do anything in the first thing we focused on. he's written a lot of books about africa and all of that. and mass starvation in the matter of famine in them late 1980s. what are the reasons a response system under the bush presidency and i didn't even realize it i put all the pieces together and a happened with bush was president, sought that they just happen he helped orchestrate. one of them was a creation of the un coordinator and the un did not do a good job in iraq at the end of the gulf war he didn't just past the un he criticized them releasably gotta fix this and he did there is a big fight in the administration because there were certain people that did not support by creating the office like this it's been a success story he kept fighting and it did not work. andy said we will move you later. i don't even know anything about this, why are you putting me in this job, after two weeks on the jobn' i sa

have anything to do with a separate office in the civil war started between itself on in the northern alliance and you could say that fixing diplomacy about but don't say that we didn't do anything with range construction most of what we did do was to destroy civil war subsidy did not focus on income is the first thing focusedth on. now another who was one of great solar at a pretty and he was tough and what is written about the books about famines in africa and about that nate wrote a book about masturbation about two years ago which i use on my course engravings it were any sediment that is been a dramatic drop in number of family deaths since the mid to late 1980s, compared to the previous 150 yes he tracks the number of deaths each year of ever telling the world down tohe 50 years and he could see a decline any said tht were three reasons and one of the reasons was the new international humanitarian response system which organized the bush presidency generalize it up with these pieces together they just happen, he helped orchestrate. when is a creation of the un office of ordinary happen b

moved into afghanistan, when american special forces moved into afghanistan, and along with the northern alliance, displaced the government, the taliban government in kabul and forced al qaeda terrorists to flee from their training camps. evidence was found in those training camps that al qaeda was indeed seeking weapons of mass destruction and hoping to develop chemical and biological weapons or to acquire them. there was incontrovertible evidence of that that emerges in october, november or december of 2000 at one at the same time, i'm talking about a confluence of events here. at the same time. one needs to recall that in the united states, there was a great fear of anthrax, that that envelopes and letters containing anthrax spores circulated in the mail. several postal workers were killed. these envelopes turned up in in the senate office building a congressional buildings were closed down. the supreme court itself was forced to move its deliberations to another location. in the middle of october. the there were a sense was inside the white house that went off suggesting that there was a toxi

political psyche of the society and created new alliances and a new sense of unity in the face of some external threats, be it along its southern border or with northern syria or in the east or in libya. so there are new dynamics that are affected. how these alliances will play out in the future will depend on maintaining this new turkiye. whether turkeya is going to be one that becomes a mere puppet of the west or turns its back to the east, or whether it is going to diversify. all of these new roles ultimately affects its domestic dynamics. a new atmosphere is emerging. these political alliances are partially due to these new dimensions that turkiye has been evolving into over the past two decades. mohammed: president erdogan's stronger-than-expected showing the first round surprised polls ters. how did they get it so wrong? >> they had assumed [indiscernible] the turkish electorate [indiscernible] she may have some. i think that has been largely underestimated. this is very much important. mohammed: we are starting to run out of time. if kemal kilicdaroglu were to prevail, how difficult would it be for him to unite his alliance? >> i think that is

by filing an the amarillo division of the northern district of texas, the alliance for hippocratic medicine00% chance of having the case be assigned to this judge, judge matthew has merrick, who was very well known as an antiabortion advocate. when anyone can take advantage of that kind of manipulation of the trial court system, that is part of why this has such potentially cataclysmic implications for the entire universe of medication and drug safety approval. now you are going to see copycat lawsuits that have nothing to do with abortion, where it is just everything the fda has done becomes open to challenge. geoff: sarah, what are you watching for as this case unfolds? sarah: i think this question of standing is very interesting. i agree that it sounds like the justices at the court today were really trying to allow the antiabortion groups to gain credibility in their standing question. the other thing i found interesting today was a trump appointed judge kept saying several times it seems your argument is that the fda can do no wrong. he recited several other drugs that had been removed

quite, they have retained their 122 seats, and then of course not to forget the alliance party, the middle ground party in northernre in stormont, so these elections really reflect the political make—up we have in stormont. the political make-up we have in stormont. ., ., ., ,, ., ., stormont. you mentioned at stormont, but of course — stormont. you mentioned at stormont, but of course it — stormont. you mentioned at stormont, but of course it is _ stormont. you mentioned at stormont, but of course it is paralysed _ stormont. you mentioned at stormont, but of course it is paralysed at - stormont. you mentioned at stormont, but of course it is paralysed at the - but of course it is paralysed at the moment. does this make any difference, will things get going there? ,, �*, , , , ., there? sinn fein's deputy leader came out yesterday, _ there? sinn fein's deputy leader came out yesterday, she - there? sinn fein's deputy leader came out yesterday, she was - came out yesterday, she was positively buoyant, she said this was before the council had even finished, she said it was a momentous day for sinn fein, she said thi

taken after dozens of members of the indian military alliance tried to prevent the speedy protesters from entering the offices. municipality in northern kosovo injured dozens of sahar protesters were also injured in this country . it was formed after albanians were elected as mayors in 4 regions with the majority of the population . stop blaming the serbs. the nato secretary general also announced that 700 more troops will be sent to join the kuzo forces . will the so-called kifur forces join ? england has the highest increase in food prices among industrialized countries. reported by the reporter press tv network about the products that households in england are feeling the economic pressure these days. food has really increased . you can't buy too many products and reduce your shopping list. we see the store. everything is expensive. england has reached the highest level in the last four decades, which means more pressure on low-income families in england. the reasons for inflation in england are the country's exit from the european union. the clear issue that i agree with is that it has fundamentally reduced the quality of life for

now, the northern europeans are breaking with the status quo and are seeking protection from nato, the defense alliance of european and north american nations. sweden is keen to be admitted into the alliance as soon as possible due to its close proximity to russia. stockholm has just expelled several russian diplomats for allegedly threatening state security, as relations between the two nations sour. for young soldiers like filippa, the war in ukraine has changed everything, and military training exercises have taken on a newfound urgency and importance. >> see that fallen tree? about 100 metres from here? aim for that area. the enemy line is somewhere in this forest. intelligence has reached filia and her group that enemy forces are close by. we've been given permission to accompany this swedish military unit on an exercise, but are asked to avoid using last names. the 20-year-old conscript signed up for military service before russia's invasion of ukraine. the war changed everything for the young soldier. >> initially, the military service was more something that was just fun. getting to do sports,

now, the northern europeans are breaking with the status quo and are seeking protection from nato, the defense alliance of european and north american nations. sweden is keen to be admitted into the alliance as soon as possible due to its close proximity to russia. stockholm has just expelled several russian diplomats for allegedly threatening state security, as relations between the two nations sour. for young soldiers like filippa, the war in ukraine has changed everything, and military training exercises have taken on a newfound urgency and importance. >> see that fallen tree? about 100 metres from here? aim for that area. the enemy line is somewhere in this forest. intelligence has reached filia and her group that enemy forces are close by. we've been given permission to accompany this swedish military unit on an exercise, but are asked to avoid using last names. the 20-year-old conscript signed up for military service before russia's invasion of ukraine. the war changed everything for the young soldier. >> initially, the military service was more something that was just fun. getting to do sports,

now, the northern europeans are breaking with the status quo and are seeking protection from nato, the defense alliance of european and north american nations. sweden is keen to be admitted into the alliance as soon as possible due to its close proximity to russia. stockholm has just expelled several russian diplomats for allegedly threatening state security, as relations between the two nations sour. for young soldiers like filippa, the war in ukraine has changed everything, and military training exercises have taken on a newfound urgency and importance. >> see that fallen tree? about 100 metres from here? aim for that area. the enemy line is somewhere in this forest. intelligence has reached filia and her group that enemy forces are close by. we've been given permission to accompany this swedish military unit on an exercise, but are asked to avoid using last names. the 20-year-old conscript signed up for military service before russia's invasion of ukraine. the war changed everything for the young soldier. >> initially, the military service was more something that was just fun. getting to do sports,

alliance. stuff had major losses and sundays regional elections. it's mixes have tried to take over municipal buildings and northern costs of the police and the natively of costs of protecting the townhome offices. they can pensions have been high since albanians wanted local elections, which were boy cause his biceps last week said try to self and you the index. it officials from taking office and 4 people have died off to a tories boat capsized and lake majority in northern. instantly they were celebrating the birth date when the vessel sent in a violent storm risk. it was say, 19 people managed to swim to safety. the lake and the offices of pumpkin a tourist. destination 29, jerry. and now we have a country's new president has now taken office bullet off maintainable, was sworn in as an organization ceremony in a bush as the former govern off legal spaces rising in security and to failing economy. the 71 year old was elected in february, but all physician qualities are still contesting his victory in the courts claiming electro ford. stephanie, as far as well, bunny has taken a look at the man who is set to lead africa's most populous country. whil

steve: that'right, not just texas, but amarillo, the northern district of texas with the plaintiffs, the allianceatic medicine had a 100% chance of the case being signed to the specific judge, who is pretty well-known as an anti-abortion advocate before he was on the federal bench. folks will have their own views about whether that is a healthy practice or not. when anybody can take advantage of the kind of manipulation of the trial court system that is potentially why this has such cataclysmic implications for the entire universe of medication that drug safety approval because now you're going to see copycat lawsuits that have nothing to do with abortion were you did not even have the same political imbalance and it is everything that fda -- fda has done is open to political challenge. jeff: sarah, you have been following this from the beginning what are you watching as this case unfolds? sarah:sarah: while this case of standing is very interesting and i agreed that it's unlikely justices at al towthtoure wedate antiabortion groups to gain some credibility and in their standing question. um, the

northern ireland have been dominant. now, with the result of the election , the issue of the republicans has been strengthened. if the supporter of the alliance with the united kingdom throws stones again at the formation of the local government, then his party will probably demand the holding of early elections for the formation of the local government, which is expected to gain more seats and the education of the fan will be strengthened again the separation of northern ireland from england and the joining of the republic of ireland and the formation of a united ireland for the first time in more than a hundred years was able to become the largest party in the legislative assembly in the city councils of the region. europe has intensified mojtabi ghasemzadeh of the london radio and television news agency, kevin mccarthy, the speaker of the us house of representatives from the republican party, said that the face-to-face negotiations with the president of this country, joe biden, to prevent the debts from falling behind, did not reach a constructive agreement , and the us treasury department's plan with this trip to asia left it halfway and

northern ireland. and so those forging that's the way the alliance party trying to capture the normal line center ground or form. it's unfair. the warranty all the way, and no one else has the lights to play the houses, and so that we can all get in and deliver and stop. it was just weeks ago that the world watched as northern island mazda the 25th anniversary of a good friday peace agreement with a quarter of a century and a few weeks home. and not only all the signs of the secretary and divide, still planning to say, but the politics to put in place by that agreement. this doesn't seem to me what i think it may yet be months before level of government is allowed to resume the meantime. engagement and facing politics is being put to the test. is there major disconnect between parties of all sections and been able to reach a large corporate population in northern ireland. adult is worrying because the more that goes on, the more the victors are actually going to be less representative of the people in north, not a non functioning executive and representative politically lead another election over in nor

front of ukraine, for this, kyiv is forming alliances, this format is already in effect with poland and the baltic states, now with the countries of northernnt there to be invitations for ukraine, and on this way while we are at war, we need security guarantors, the issue of providing ukraine is one of the key topics that president zelenskyi raised with his scandinavian colleagues , while partners are in no hurry to hand over fighter jets, for example, the swedes are thinking about how this will affect their air security, the finns are waiting for their old fighter jets the hornet will be replaced by the latest american f-35s. we cannot give up the hornet until we receive new aircraft, and unfortunately, by then, the hornet will actually be unusable, and at the same time, it will not receive the aircraft itself, but only after the counterattack why i am sure that we will have planes because soon we will have offensive actions and after them i am sure that they will give us planes although that is all that would have been the other way around it would have been so much easier for us but it is as it is and we are grateful for everything from

northern syria. and president erdogan is facing a real threat from kemal kilicdaroglu. he's the leader of the opposition allianceor international correspondent 0rla guerin has been speaking to him and some of his supporters. she's been giving us the latest from istanbul. for the first time in his 20 years in power, president recep tayyip erdogan really has a serious challenge. his arrival now for the presidency is kemal kilicdaroglu. he is a leader of the opposition party here, but standing on behalf of a coalition of six parties. and he has a narrow lead in opinion polls. he is promising a very different kind of leadership. he is appealing particularly to young voters. 5 million turks will be voting for the first time in this election. he has said that he will bring back freedom and democracy here and also that he will reorient turkey towards the west. now he really could not be more different from recep tayyip erdogan, but the president retains a lot of support and this�*ll be a fight to the finish, probably to a second round. we caught up with kemal kilicdaroglu on the campaign trail and ifirst asked him abou

course the other story of northern ireland in recent years is the increasing number of people who are voting for parties that are neither unionist nor nationalist and the alliancebuild on that again. i will leave you with this, an independent councillor in antrim and news on abby, who ran last time around as an aprils fools joke and he got elected and he is standing once again and there are others who will also be hoping the public�*s frustration with the old problems of tribal politics and the stalemate at stormont mightjust benefit a you outside stoush newton abbe . ., benefit a you outside stoush newton abbe . . ., , ., , benefit a you outside stoush newton abbe . . . , ., , ., benefit a you outside stoush newton abbe. . . , ., ., abbey. emma vardy, many thanks, our ireland correspondent. _ the brentford and england striker ivan toney has been banned from all football related activity for eight months after he admitted to breaching the fa's betting rules over 230 times. he was also fined £50,000. his suspension means he won't be allowed to return to the pitch untiljanuary. football news in terms of the play tonight, and in tonight's champions league semifina

northern syria. and president erdogan is facing a real threat from kamal killich du—rooloo — he's the leader of the opposition allianceuthoritarian, with an outlook towards the west. our senior international correspondent orla guerin has been speaking to him and some of his supporters. let's cross live now to istanbul and speak to orla. all presidential elections like this have very high stakes but this one particularly right now? i have very high stakes but this one particularly right now?— particularly right now? i think in turke is particularly right now? i think in turkey is regarded _ particularly right now? i think in turkey is regarded as _ particularly right now? i think in turkey is regarded as the - particularly right now? i think in turkey is regarded as the most| turkey is regarded as the most pivotal election in decades. we have now president facing his biggest ever threat in his 20 years in power both as president and prime minister. his challenger is the opposition leader he has a lead, narrow lead in opinion polls and is offering a very different kind of leadership. he is appealing very much to the you

alliance party, which made gains. it's a complicated picture but basically sinn fein and the dup say they have a very good local election in northernion on, we haven't really advanced the position that much further. ., ., , , greeks are voting under a new electoral system — with opinion polls suggesting no single party will win an overall majority. kyriakos mitsotakis, of the centre—right new democracy, has cast his vote in athens. he is hoping to stay in power in the face of the challenge from former prime minister alexis tsipras and his left—wing syriza party. manchester city get to lift the english premier league trophy in a few hours time. arsenal's defeat at nottingham forest ensured city won their third title in a row and they could yet end the season winning the champions league and the fa cup. theirfinal home game is against chelsea and nesta mcgregor is at the etihad stadium for us. it's a day where the weather matches the mood of manchester city fans as they celebrate premier league title number eight, but more importantly three in a row and only manchester united have a chip before for the season. kyle walker says they w

alliance party was led by doctor jon. he and his colleagues were very effective in the tocsin he later served with distinction as the first speaker of the northernassembly. and his colleague, irene bell later served in that same role. the northern ireland women's party led by monica mcwilliams and pearl sager played a vital role as indeed does all the women in all of the coalitions that stitch the threads of peace together. [applause] the loyalist parties but they played a very large role in negotiations they were david irvine and gary mcmichael. both were outstanding and powerful advocates for peace. they were assisted by other articulate leaders like billy hutchinson gone. the labour party was effectively led. with the perspective of a quarter century, the strength of these leaders and the people they represented has become clear. there places in history have been assured. i now know them all as friends. the only thing that gives me pause about reading this long list of honorees is that in the dust of my memory i likely have inadvertently left out some who should have beenve included. and if so i sincerely am profoundly apologizing. i would li

alliance and will strengthen it, in particular. this move will strengthen peace and security in northern europe effectively by turning the baltic seac sea, but are worn in the latvian mind. well, that's it. i don't know the nature of some kind of crazy ideas and obsession with them, yes, but we have been working on the people's front project for a year now. everything for the victory has been collected for a year now, as we have been collecting e-e to help our guys, but now one of the largest collections of military correspondents for the year has been opened. we have dmitry makarenko, a participant in this gathering. here he was unpacking the so-called. yes , all these, and what do the guys call the gifts that we send to the front line dmitry tell the word to you that's when you convey all this feeling to the guys, some unforgettable feelings, especially when you pass it on. eat such equipment, because in the first days of the start of a special military operation, of course, it was torn apart. here it is, the connecting link of the rear is the front, but it has become the people's front. the bridge between the rear and the front

alliances, new movements, new parties, and new sense of unity. in the face of some of the external threats. beads is as long as it's of the southern border, which celia in northern syria or beads in the east med, for example, where to q has to protect its interest or beat in libya. so there's these new dynamics that are affected by economy by the social issues like refugee issue or by security issues, that internal dynamics of i mean, internal politics have been using and utilizing. ready that instrument to form these alliances and how these will play out in the future, i think will also depend on this. maintaining this new to, to whether to care is going to be, you know, one that is, becomes a mirror, pop it off the west or turns it's back to the east or all is it's eggs in one basket, or whether it is going to diversify its eggs. and partners and you know, then on the one side of the maintains tried to maintain some relations when to us, on the other hand, try to broker a deal between russia and ukraine when it comes to the grand. for example, on global social security. it's all these new rules on cherokee a shoulder course ultimately affect is domestic dynami

well , now the alliance has significantly increased the number ships that patrol the northern baltic created some kind of spetsku for the protection of critical, underwater infrastructure, ostensibly to improve cooperation with industrial regions. the european union of britain itself is urged to take this as seriously as possible. the ministry of defense in the united king. wow, there are questions already. is the british navy capable of providing security at the equator of the atlantic ocean? former british intelligence agent claims to have tracked down mysterious maneuvers of russian ships who may have been involved in the nord stream 2 pipeline bombing former intelligence officer who monitors the movement of the russian baltic fleet. using radio communication, he probably noticed ships that were supposed to be near the explosion sites at the time of the attack, however, he notes the automatic detection system for these ships at that moment was turned off a few days before the explosions. he danish navy spotted a russian special purpose vessel near the pipelines. the investigation

assuring the whole world and themselves that the northern streams were blown up precisely with a board of a small vessel. yacht. andromeda in parallel, the allianceting the situation in the balkans , genseksultanberg. he announced that nato would send another 700 troops to kosovo to reinforce the contingent, the keir would not sit idly by, and the hands and the serbian army had already stated to the ministry of defense of the country that in the event of killings of kosovo serbs, the serbian military would take action on washington already reacted as a demonstration forces near the serbian border, bombers flew by. usa b-1b, lance, such a trick, the serb did n’t like it, and therefore in the center of the capital there is a certain activists. unfolded a poster it is not unambiguous in the comments to translate such a phrase into russian as an american expensive bomber b1 b here you are not happy about what america did with belgrade in 1999, probably does not require reminding. all night. serbian firefighters staged mass protests in front of the embassies of nato countries in belgrade today a new round is expected with the need to send another 700

security forces of the alliance attacked the serbs, the protesters demanded that the kosovo measures, for which they did not vote for the boycott of the elections, all four northernies, populated mainly by serbs, left and took kosovo policemen with them on the internet appeared full video of the beginning of the collision vzveschenie on frames. it is very clearly seen that the protest was total. we began to resist the serbs only after they were bombarded with light and noise grenades. as a result of the collision , 52 serbs were injured, three were seriously injured in one of the men, two field storages were fired by albanian special forces. well, that is, the kosovo special forces opened fire on peaceful demonstrators, and the pseudo-measure makers of nato supported the violence, so in the west the situation is traditionally turned upside down according to the word of great britain and germany in kosovo they pretend that they did not attack the serbs without weapons, but only emphasize that attacks on soldiers of contingents of forms are unacceptable serbian president vučić said after the clash that the goal of the consular authorities is to push nato and serbia

security forces of the alliance and attacked from above, the protesters demanded space measures, for which they did not vote for a fair boycott, choosing to leave all four northern, inhabited by serbs and took with them kosovo thugs policemen on the internet there was a full video of the beginning of the clash with remarks on the footage, it is clearly visible that the protest was absolutely peaceful, the serbs began to resist only after they were bombarded by sveta with noise grenades as a result of the clashes , 52 serbs were injured, three were seriously injured, one of the men was seriously injured two bullet wounds due to the shooting of albanian special forces, that is, kosovo, special forces opened fire on peaceful serb demonstrators, and pseudo nato peacekeepers supported violence while in the west the situation was traditionally flipped upside down. the ambassadors of great britain and germany in kosovo pretend that no one attacked unarmed serbs, or emphasizes that attacks on soldiers of the key ford contingent are unacceptable. belgorod wants the west to put pressure on the conflict-provoking pristina near vučić , meetings with russian and russian amba

alliance to the king or anything like that, no. now that we've talked about at this morning, quite possibly i could do it for the crack —— craic. a northernwatching it, promising that. there are some people in your _ watching it, promising that. there are some people in your neck - watching it, promising that. there are some people in your neck of i watching it, promising that. there are some people in your neck of the woods that will be doing it with solemnity. woods that will be doing it with solemni . �* , woods that will be doing it with solemnity— woods that will be doing it with solemni . �* , _, woods that will be doing it with solemni . �* , , solemnity. i'm sure there could be that there will _ solemnity. i'm sure there could be that there will be. _ solemnity. i'm sure there could be that there will be. i _ solemnity. i'm sure there could be that there will be. i can't - solemnity. i'm sure there could be that there will be. i can't speak . that there will be. i can't speak for everyone — that there will be. i can't speak for everyone else _ that there will be. i can't speak for everyone else but _ that there will be. i can't sp

northern ireland. sinn fein has made strong gains and is on course to become the largest party in local government, with 124 councillors elected. the dup currently has 105 kyiv and the alliancena. and of course, rishi sunak during the leadership campaign defined china as a threat . now the language campaign defined china as a threat. now the language has changed and it's an epoch defining challenge. but there are many very worried that , of are many very worried that, of course we have very close economic ties with china. there's huge amounts of chinese money in this country. we also export lots of goods there. so there's terrible things happening in china with the genocide, as we know, to not mention what they might do in taiwan , but it's a very taiwan, but it's a very difficult balancing act, isn't it? so she's really wanting to sort of say, we've got to stick to this and be really, really tough. but it is easier said than done. and she's not the only— than done. and she's not the only wonon— than done. and she's not the only woman causing- “e“ : and she's not the only woman causing rishi “el“ : and she's not the only woman causing rishi sunak prollene— only woman causing

northern ireland. do this all in one. go but it is interesting that the alliance is coming through . yeah, let's have coming through.packed full of— your anxiety. but tea is also packed full of health benefits as veii. — packed full of health benefits as veii. se— packed full of health benefits as well. so it's— packed full of health benefits as well. so it's a— packed full of health benefits as well. g gin i: ” “5 as well. so it's a great drink to introduce into your diet if you're not doing that already. and there's health benefits,«you and there's health benefits, you can and there's health benefits, you iini— and there's health benefits, you can find them— and there's health benefits, you can find them in— and there's health benefits, you can find them in black tea and green— can find them in black tea and green tea— can find them in black tea and green tee . — can find them in black tea and green tea . there's- can find them in black tea and green tea . “iii; d can find them in black tea and green tea . d green tea. there's oolong tea. you know, all different types of teas. you know, all different types of teas

alliance party and sinn fein. well, let's get the views now of arlene foster, who can join us, former first minister of northern ireland they'll be trying to get a trend, alriaoagia— be trying to get a trend, although they may be able be trying to get a trend,- although they may-be able to although they may not be able to get although they may not be able to gel-mamiers— although they may not be able to get-numbers-least. get the numbers onto at least tomorrow-there- get the numbers onto at least tomorrow there are some tomorrow because there are some lisrrior— tomorrow because there are some dismal-areas— tomorrow because there are some district-areas that- district electoral areas that woali— district electoral areas that would actually— district electoral areas that would actually be counted until romorrowli— would actually be counted until tomorrow.-i think- would actually be counted until tomorrow. i think we'll be tomorrow. but i think we'll be looking— tomorrow. but i think we'll be looking ro— tomorrow. but i think we'll be looking to see— tomorrow. but i think we'll be looking to see what the balance is ieiwee

northern ireland from the rest of the uk. but the fact that sinn fein is doing so well, also the fact that the vote for other parties, such as the cross community alliancef being in charge of a dangerously out—of—control dog. a bill has been passed, banning abortion after 12 weeks of pregnancy, with some exceptions. the bill also bans "gender—altering surgery" and restricts hormone therapy and puberty—blocking drugs, for transgender people under 19. parts of northern italy are on high alert for landslides after heavy rain and floods, which have already left 1a dead and thousands homeless. in more remote villages, some residents are running out of food and drinking water, with aid workers unable to reach them. our correspondent sofia bettiza reports. an entire village underwater, people forced to move around using canoes, others taking refuge upstairs, as the ground floors of their homes are submerged in flood water. this is the devastating reality for dozens of towns in the region of emilia—romagna, after six months of rain fell in a day and a half. more than 15,000 people had to flee their homes. this woman says that the walls started to crumble, then

northern ireland, the nationalist vote seems to have swung firmly behind sinn fein , who increased their number fein, who increased their number of council seats by 39, making them the largest party in local government. the alliancenn fein would come test es tne— tomorrow, sinn fein would come back as the largest— tomorrow, sinn fein would come back as the largest party they eiteetw— back as the largest party they eiteetw ee— back as the largest party they already are in— back as the largest party they already are in stormont. the dup wstit— already are in stormont. the dup wstit te— already are in stormont. the dup wstit te in— already are in stormont. the dup would be in second— already are in stormont. the dup would be in second place and of tne— would be in second place and of course the alliance— would be in second place and of course the alliance party then wstit— course the alliance party then would become _ course the alliance party then would become to— course the alliance party then would become to in third place ent— would become to in third place ent tnsse— would become to in third place ent tnsse tig— would become to in third place and those big three would ssnttsi— and those big three would control

northern ireland. should he ignore the consent side of the good friday agreement and go on and try and cobble together some sort of coalition between the alliance

alliance party 59. it's the first electoral test for the parties since last year's assembly elections and takes place against the backdrop of the stormont stalemate. our northern— banks in the us to pay for his wife's ivf treatment after raetttg— wife's ivf treatment after raetttg up— wife's ivf treatment after racking up debts of almost a quarter— racking up debts of almost a quarter ot— racking up debts of almost a quarter ot tt— racking up debts of almost a quarter of £1 million. now he's ttgttttg— quarter of £1 million. now he's ttgttttg to— quarter of £1 million. now he's ttgttttg to te— quarter of £1 million. now he's fighting to be allowed back into the fighting to be allowed back into tte country— fighting to be allowed back into the country following his imprisonment— imprisonment and subsequent teportattot— imprisonment and subsequent teportattot to— imprisonment and subsequent deportation to the uk and for the deportation to the uk and for tte treat— deportation to the uk and for the great british— deportation to the uk and for the great british debate. this tour.— the great british debate. this tour. ttt— the great british debate. this hour, i'm as

yesterday's visit essentially advised such a northern antipuse to the extent that it can create, in the good sense of the word, pressure on other members of the alliance because, as dmytro kuleba said for a long time, this day to you and all our viewers because the air alarms have already gone off like this, in particular, cherkasy poltava is already out of the red zone well, and make several waves of strikes again, this may be due to the fact that ukraine received a new air defense system. they are trying to understand