tip o'neill raked him over the coals over iran contra and other things.y were better political enemies but they kept an open mind about each other. the 10%, 20% of an open mind, you can learn from the other one, the saying reagan used to say, you can get a lot done in washington if you don't care who gets credit for it. they worked that way as well. >> they have a plaque in the gift shop that has that quote. let's listen up a little bit. some lighthearted moments, filming the movie, anything, what was your experience like doing a very serious historical film like this? >> it was a completely separate movie because all my stuff was in the 20s and 30s and we had the model ts and everything, the costumes and everything, your costumes were period piece costumes too but i felt like the stuff about i got to do was really cool to see what they brought in and the costumes and i enjoyed that. fast and furious. my portion was shot for maybe 10 days in oklahoma. >> we came back here and shot a little bit, air force one, how cool is that? i had to pinch myself. >> fo

what usually talk about when we talk about tip o'neill, speaker o'neill and ronald reagan, it usually they were political enemies, personal friends. know, you to kind of in see invert that yeah yeah you seem to kind invert that so let me hear your inversion here. is that a myth that's been promulgated in washington for many, many years and spun by people like chris matthews, who wrote that book tipping the gipper, which really wasn't very good, is that they were great friends. they were they'd knock off at 5:00 and go to a bar and drink beer and stuff. is that true? is that true? is that that in his autobiography, man of the house, tip o'neill, devoted the entire chapter to how much he hated reagan. he said it's the worst president i've ever seen in my life. nancy, the queen of beverly hills. bah, bah, bah bah. he went on at length. how much liked reagan, how much he disliked reagan. so it's just a myth. they only together really on two deals. and one of them, reagan, they worked together on social security reform, which was successful and which was still enjoying the benefits today.

northern ireland manager michael o'neill has announced his squad for his upcoming nations league matcheseill has made just those two changes from last month's win over luxembourg at home and an away defeat to bulgaria. this competition is good because it provides probably a level of opposition that, you know, if you're going to qualify for a major tournament, these are games that over a period of time you'll tournament, these are games that over �* for riod of time you'll tournament, these are games that over �* for manchester you'll tournament, these are games that over �* for manchester united defender place for manchester united defender harry maguire in the squad, and he says he's spoken to the defender about the reasons why. however there is a recall for kyle moyle —— kyle walker, he said because he hadn't played that much football. now he's backin played that much football. now he's back in the squad and can help the younger players ahead of these next two games. england play greece and finland as they hope to win them to go back to the top of the table and get promoted to the top

in this autobiography, man of the house, tip o'neill devoted a chapter to how much he hated reagan. he said he's the worst presidents i've ever seen in my life, nancy is the queen of beverly hills. he went on at length how much he liked reagan, disliked reagan. and enjoying benefits today. and a tax increase in fall of 1982, cost the republicans many house seats in november elections. i remember i was working at the republican national committee and was in colorado helping a campaign. i get a call from my boss who says reagan just past the tax increase, you got to tell your clients to put out press releases praising the president. i said you want me to tell them to praise him for raising taxes, do you have three heads? i didn't tell anybody to do that. gingrich led the revolution for many days and then finally 100 house members were against it and all conservatives, based on principle and reagan regretted the tax increase for the rest of his life but because tip o'neill broke his word, the deal between reagan and tapper was supposed to be one dollar in exchange for $3 in tax cuts. i

yeah tip o'neill was also, besides nancy, the first person to visit in the hospital. well, let's let's go to that that's our last clip of your left number four. and then we'll invite you to comment on that clip. number four, please play. he'll do anything to get that -- tax cut. i left specific orders. no democrats within 100 yards, you'll have grin and bear it. how you doing that? well, i don't recommend getting shot no you to think there's. there is a reason for all of this. there's a big job left to be done. whatever time. i have left it belongs to him and he the way i walk through the valley of the shadow of death. i shall see no evil for thou art with me surely goodness and mercy will follow me all the days of my life. and i loved one the house, the lord forever. so again for those who may not have the context, this is in the immediate aftermath of president reagan being shot less than 80 days into his presidency. so tell us a little bit about more that scene and all. i mean, there's so in there, like i said he was the first person to come visit him in the house,

brendan o'neill, cover tonight.n o'neill, the chief political writer at spiked, will be joining me to talk about his new book that documents the reaction to the october 7th attacks on israel. one year on a free speech row has broken out at durham university, as the student union has banned its debating society from taking part in the freshers fair. stephen o'grady, from the free speech union will be here to talk about that case, and i'll be speaking to doctor heather ryan, who'll be joining me to talk about the role of physician associates in the nhs as concerns are raised over the safety of patients and of course, i've got a wonderful comedian panel here to answer questions from our lovely studio audience. and my comedian guests this evening are josh howie and jojo sutherland . jojo. welcome back. >> hello. hello, lovely to be back. >> spending more time in england than scotland these days. >> i think i'm more down south. >> i think i'm more down south. >> yes, you're turning your back on your native land. yeah. it

o'neill's side had a mixed start to their campaign, with a 2—0 win against luxembourg, followed by aulgaria in september. you know, if you got a qualify in a major— you know, if you got a qualify in a major tournament or a challenge to qualify, _ major tournament or a challenge to qualify, these are games over a period _ qualify, these are games over a period of— qualify, these are games over a period of time you have to win. so we are _ period of time you have to win. so we are disappointed to lose a game in bulgaria, i thought we played well here — in bulgaria, i thought we played well here at home — i thought our performance in bulgaria was decent, but we _ performance in bulgaria was decent, but we lost _ performance in bulgaria was decent, but we lost a game due to individual error _ but we lost a game due to individual error~ of_ but we lost a game due to individual error. of course the players are still learning at this level, the finest— still learning at this level, the finest margins decide games. well, michael o'neill might take a break this afternoon from his nations leag

on its early promise the term brick was coined by the then chief economist at goldman sachs, jim o'neill, in a paper published in november of 2001 it was primarily an economic concept. o'neill believed that for large countries in the developing world, brazil, russia, india, and china would drive global growth for decades to come by 2050, he predicted they would dominate the global economy, which china becoming the world's largest economy by 2041 the idea took off as the ft notes, dozens of investment firms created brick funds multinational corporations developed business strategies, business schools launched brick courses. a brick think tank was born in rio and for the first decade after 2001, those four countries lived up to the hype, mostly they clocked impressive growth, especially china, with growth rates often in the double-digits. india, china, and brazil were remarkably resilient against a shock of the 2008 financial crisis. and then an idea born in investment bank became a geopolitical reality. russia held the first brics summit in 2009 and the uk, catherine berg, russia the head

host: bill from wisconsin, supporter of the harris ticket for michael o'neil. caller: good morning.70 of us people, so far, nobody has taken any polling in the internet or anything like that, because of robo calls, everybody, we don't answer the phone, if we do not know the phone number, and nobody has come to the front door to save who we are voting for, so that is what is happening in this part of wisconsin, and everybody so far is voting for harris and walz, thank you. host: that is bill in wisconsin. guest: as a professional pollster since the 1970's, i will tell you that the phenomenon is a real one, and i did polls in the 1970's where i got almost 90% of the people i called to respond. that number has been going down by 1% to 2% every year for the last 45 years, and that takes us to where we are now, the bane of the polling industry. there are people who have written books about this, have researched this, it is very much a problem, and it is not a problem of being misdiagnosed, for example, they say some voters are shy and do not want to talk about this, there is no evidence

we spoke yesterday to the victims' mother, gail o'neill. >> now he is living his life, although he is getting done what he wanted to have done. and then getting sent to a woman's prison. it is ridiculous. i think they should be punished, not rewarded. >> right now each state decides what services a transgender inmate receives. at the federal level the bureau of prisons follows a court ruling says to deny a trends gender person is cruel and unusual punishment. trump fought the rulings. harris said she won't. >> harris: thank you very much. a handful of universities have forefeated games against the san jose state university volleyball team because it has a transgender player born a biological male. however, the university of nevada, reno, announced it will not follow suit with their upcoming game. a spokesperson explains this in a statement. the university is legally prohibited by the nevada constitution to declare a forfeit for reasons related to gender identity. this is where people are on the topic. some of them across the country. a recent poll found 66% of voters are against trans

and even jim o'neill, the former goldman economists to deliver us the term with so much optimism two decades ago admitted in an op-ed last week that the brics still don't matter criticizing the bloc for among other things, not committing to more open trade where these countries are drawn together, rights. keith johnson at foreign policy, is in a growing resentment of western hypocrisy and her germany. a feeling that has grown over expanded us sanctions. the dominance of the dollar and the war in the middle east shared resentment might make for lively dinner conversation, but it is not enough to forge a formidable block say what you will about the g7, that grouping works because its constituent countries, all advanced economies, all but japan, western powers have affirmative values and common all are committed to free markets and democracy. all are committed to the rule of law, at least in principle, though members sometimes fail in the even application of that principle. if the countries of the brics wonder truly prepare themselves for a multipolar world or even the hasen, its arriva

. >> neil: 's o'neill at this point. >> we are waiting to hear from the d.a.will be a rehearing if you will we'll go back to the trial then another judge long since been retired but it will go before a judge again with the defence and prosecution potentially agreeing that that is -- this deserves resentencing it'll be up to the judge that point in time. back to the. >> all right william thank you very much. what does resentencing mean? we've got legal we -- legals here. andrea, what could gus cohen recommend? what are we waiting to hear likely that he wants both men resentenced. but what does that mean? >> is a recommendation essentially in are an offering support. it still has to go to the judge to make an ultimate decision. this is a very unusual change of circumstances and an already unusual case. you have to go back years and years, decades, to go to the heart of what happened. the boys at the time actually adults had planned this murder and it was gruesome. so that killing was something that happened and they are not running away from that. that's not the

we spoke to the victims' mother, gail o'neill. >> his life, although he is in prison but getting doneo have done. and then getting sent to a woman's prison. it is ridiculous. i think they should be punished, not rewarded. >> right now each state decides on what it provides to transgender inmates but it is being fought in the courts. back to you. >> dana: thank you for bringing us the story. >> bill: here we go again. white house announcing another 4.5 billion in hand-outs at the taxpayers' expense. thus far the biden-harris administration has forgiven $175 billion in student debt relief for 5 million borrowers. i thought some of it was caught up in court. >> all of it is. the court keeps voting against the biden-harris administration. important to remember, 178 billion in taxpayer money that is being used to forgive these student loan debts and vice president kamala harris pledges to continue the program and expand it. the committee for responsible federal budget estimates that taxpayers will be on the hook for $870 billion to 1.4 trillion for all of the continuation of all the curren

in capital, as well as listening to people like gus o'donnell, mark carney, andy haldane and jim o'neillng we need to invest more to grow our economy and seize the huge opportunities there are in digital, in tech, in life sciences, in clean energy, but will only be able to do that if we change the way that we measure debt. so the credibility of these rules is really important for everybody, for the public, for the markets. some might see this as a slightly sneaky shuffle when you're in a bit of a tight bind fiscally. so the credibility of these rules is really important for everybody, for the public, for the markets. some might see this as a slightly sneaky shuffle when you're in a bit of a tight bind fiscally. or are you embracing the idea that this is meant to, for example, maintain investment levels at 2.5%? is that what you're trying to do? the first rule, the stability rule, is the one that really binds and is hard to meet. and that will require difficult decisions on spending, welfare and taxation. but there's a choice then, about whether we want to continue on this path of decline

we spoke yesterday to the victim's mother gail o'neill. >> he's living his life although he's in prisontting done what he wants to have done and then getting sent to a woman's prison. it's ridiculous. i think they should be punished not rewarded. >> as president harris says follow the lobber congress never passed a law mandating gender affirming surgery but federal judges have and they are basically saying it's cruel and unusual punishment if you deny them surgery. she says she will file the law. trump said he would fight it. >> yeah, and this is coming back to haunt her a little bit. we'll do much more on this tonight on fox news at night. william thank you. we appreciate your time. that is the story of friday october 18th. but is always the story goes on and i will see you back here tonight 8:00 in the west coast 11:00 and east coast, not only will we talk about kamala harris transgender for inmate story but also breaking news and coverage of the menendez brothers. it's fascinating." co tonight 8:00 p.m. on the west, 11:00 in the east. your world neil cavuto right now >> thank you ver

alex. >> his name is jim o'neill. >> his name is jim o'neill. >> jim o'neill doing something for thek you, thank you, thank you, thank you to everybody who's been watching and listening and again, just from the bottom of my heart, thank you so much to everybody who's been donating to help friends of the elderly this winter period. just give me.com/page four slash save our seniors. i'll see you on monday. >> expect a warm front moving from the kitchen right through to the rest of the house. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello, good evening and welcome to your gb news weather update. brought to you by the met office. well, as we head into the weekend, we can expect to see lots of fine weather to start, but it is gradually turning more unsettled from the west so we can expect to see some wet and windy weather over the weekend. and that's because this area of high pressure, which has brought us that fine weather to end the working week, is generally being replaced by low pressure as it moves in from the west, and we'll start to see this this evening as outbreaks of rain

invitational, so i'm going to take you through it with the founder of velocity invitational, jeff o'neill. jeff, thank you so much for taking us through this morning. these are the future of race cars. they really are. ginger, thank you for coming and visiting us today. it's really a wonderful opportunity. but these are just incredible supercars. beautiful. you can run them on the street, but you've got to find a place where you can drive them at 200 miles an hour. wow. this first one here is a is a mclaren senna, which is a tribute car to the famous race driver, ayrton senna. it's got about 1200 horsepower. just an amazing car. all carbon fiber. it is gorgeous. spectacular mercedes here. and then we come into these incredible paganis, which are 100% carbon fiber. this special car actually broke the track record at nurburgring with a 727. you can see it. that's why that's on the hood. exactly. and these are run by v12 mercedes engines. and then we'll step one more out. just touching the carbon fiber. it looks gorgeous. i know laura mentioned it earlier as we were driving away in that senn

as well as listening to people like gus o'donnell, mark carney, jim o'neill, who are all saying we needt more to grow our economy and seize the huge opportunities in digital, tech, life sciences, clean energy. but we will only be able to do that if we change the way we measure debt. the credibility of these rules is really important for everybody. for the public, for the markets. some might see this as a sneaky shuffle when you are in a tight bind fiscally, or are you embracing the idea that this is meant to, for example, maintain investment levels at 2.5%? first of all, the stability rule is the one that really binds, and it's hard to meet. that will require difficult decisions on spending, welfare and taxation. but there is a choice about whether we want to continue on this path of decline. the plans i have inherited from the conservatives see public sector net investment decline quite rapidly as a share of our economy. if we continued on that path, we would miss out on other opportunities, and other countries would seize them. i don't want those jobs and investments going to other co

um it, we had the jim o'neil of goldman sachs, um, on this program off to the s m. o big got into the don't bass when russia decided to save the people that the going the breaks. acronym is a former british treasury official and he was skeptical about the brakes uh over throwing washington. it had gemini at all, even in the medium term. how important is this somebody, it's a civil row maykel break. well, i think the event is really, really important to us for russia because each so the 1st breaks assignments in the lodged form it i. e. and of course, it's uh, the 1st assignment that takes place in our shop of to be the beginning of this special military operation. ok. so for us, it is an opportunity to demonstrate that it does not isolated to the world that there are still many international leaders, important players so willing to come to us and to deal with the crown and but on top of that, of course. so the challenge is how to absorb these you members, how to make sure that the base might become something more than just a talking club of for leaders. so select co

arizona-based political analyst and pollster michael o'neill on pulling in the grand canyon state and who are the key voting blocs. c-span's washington journal. joining the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span our online at c-span.org. >> tuesd on c-span, our live campaign 2020 four coverage continues with republican presidential nominee in former president donald trump speaking with latino leaders at a roundtable event in miami. democratic viceresidential nominee tim walz is joined by former president barack obama for a campaign rally in madison, wisconsin. jd vance holds a campaign rally in arizona and former president trump speaks to voters at a rally in greensboro north carolina. on c-span two hour debate coverage continues with the new hampshire governor's debate between the governor and former republican senator posted by new hampshire public radio in new hampshire pbs. the debate begins at noon eastern. at seven :00, incumbent democratic representative faces off against his republican challenger in the 20 race to represent pennsylvania's eighth co

i'm union o'neil. we begin with those latest developments. news coming in from bolivia with the countries former president. even morales sees his car has been attacked by 4 r of men and a part of the sauce the nation attempt. 14 shots were reportedly fired at the ex leaders car, enjoying the driver. morales himself was wounded in the incident which happened in a small town in central bolivia, video morales, a cruise bolivian current liter lewis r k of involvement, and a tax on his trade union headquarters. it also comes as on risk has been seen between rival fractions of highways with police attempting to disperse morales supporters the blocks and may not position. it's a government policy or adoption as it comes in to us. but for now to the middle east, at least 9 people have been killed. that off to 20. more wounded. in the latest is really are a strikes on a school turn shelter in the off shall take refuge account, west of dallas city. those figures coming from sources at the hospital where the casu

we spoke yesterday to the victims mother gail o'neill. >> now, he is living his life although he is inson, he is getting done what he wants to have done. and van, getti sent to a woman's prison. it is ridiculous! i think they should be punished, not rewarded! >> as president, vice president harris said she would follow the law but congress never passed a law mandating gender-affirming surgery but the judges have ruled to deny such care is cruel and unusual punishment. trump thought those rules and his administration, harris, she says she will not. back to you. >> liam lash and s on that for us. standing, really, to think that happened. >> john: stemming from the aspect that i killed the couple because he was robbing them to get the money to do that and the government stepped in and said, "we will pay for it for you." the cruel irony of that cannot lost. >> john: some of that came up in the interview with bret and kamala harris. watch this. >> are you still in support of using taxpayer dollars to help prison inmates and illegal aliens to transgender? >> i will follow a lot and it is a l

in capital, as well as listening to people like gus o'donnell, mark carney, andy haldane and jim o'neilll saying that we need to invest more to grow our economy and sees the huge opportunities there are in digital, in tech, in life sciences, in clean energy, but we'll only be able to do that if we change the way that we measure debt. rachel reeves, talking about changing the way we measure debt. what exactly does that mean? i have been talking to our chief political correspondent henry zeffman and asked him to explain more about the significance of what rachel reeves has been saying. the government will retain rules about essentially reducing debt and not using borrowing to fund day—to—day spending. but what exactly they mean by debt will change. now, i'm not sure this actually is going to mean translating it into basic english, but what they are going to do is incorporate more financial assets into that measure of debt. so they're going to include the student loan book, they're going to include share stakes in companies, and ultimately what this all tells you, what this measure — public

and my colleague union o'neill got the latest details from him earlier. a. it's a decisive victory for a georgia dream. the incumbent party in power since the 2012 at a bigger a waiting for them done predicted actually is. we've been here for several days and the run up to the paulding yesterday. there was some scuffled, some local, 50 coats over by the foxes, any by the foxes that, that occurred with were made out of the count. s o, a generally very quiet people, very eager to get to vote. a good turn of the night decisively for georgia dream, but of course, almost predictably, the opposition or the united national move, or the coalition of other parties, f for which even know if uh, to get a representation of the pilot behind. we have come out and said this was an election $66.00 the the, the vote can be trusted, etc. quite predictable. remember, these are very heavy back by and he owes at which was the subject of a law brought in by georgia 3, which 4th are of the west. all. so let's have a listen to exactly what they had to say about the results. unity n

and earlier my colleagues union, o'neill spoke to 2 guests from those countries about the desire among the global south nations. to be for bricks, the spots of the federal government's new policy solution. with regard to this war and the fast, to ensure that it's not only able to fully maximizes membership of the african female continental trade agreements. but also to joined the brakes and munitions not only as a part of their country, but as a member country. eventually, this is the 1st step of the mega plan, and this treat enable and your access not only to alternative market spell said pretty well in the global multi pulled up laurie t, i knew meant one immediately impact of this relationship differently when you come remember, countries that were able to do training mostly with the biggest ation ever using a uniform card and see that the big solutions going to platform for using the respective clearances of the big spend been a nation service. and so of course, the 1st initial thing for the federal government course was to be able to take advantage of that form of the community th

my colleague union o'neill is in the next with more news in about half an hour by the i'm action or can see and welcome back to going underground will go single around the world from a u. a e family bought at the bricks family off the president, mom had been side on the hand match with for letting me a put him in moscow before a groundbreaking, somebody in russia with leaders of china, iran, india, and the myriad of the geo political powers of this century, here in this region, the u. k. u s. a u armed holocaust continues exacerbated by the visits of i'm supply so called butcher, blinking us secretary of state who was brought up by calling veto of a most ad spy with just days before a probable donald trump victory holocaust harris. and they're ailing, be the genocide joe, have now deployed the american boots on the ground to ensure the genocide is being a plan decades in the making by them 1st envisaging mass extermination as early as during the summer and should see the massacre. and.

this is the o'neill. this is the only course of action. how do you view that as a due living outside of israel? i think that for a lot of people, this what they're, what this thing is the collapsing of what they've been taught, which is that this is necessary to be, is really army is the most moral army in the world. and this is all necessary for security. and then you just suppose that with children in gaza carrying their siblings in brace bags, what's worth to the remains of their siblings and is really soldiers, you know, documenting on tape talk the war crime is there any can be all time and so as netanyahu continues this assault on gaza while sacrificing the hostages and dragging the entire region into war, endangering is really is i think people are saying what is the alternative. and again, the alternative has to be ending the occupation apartheid and siege that has drag house means is really into this nightmare. daniel levy is design is ideal. the idea of a state that symbolizes security. stability for jews. is that being tested? i

we had recently been labeling the us present the support for intervals improvements a war ottawa's o'neill weeks ago for america's choose who is going to be placing him in the oval office all day is maureen and customer advisor and looking at how is bonuses back in 2020 now ring a hollow in the west likes to view itself as a role model shelving the so called the right way for others to learn and grow and adopt. but where does that road lead to these days? because it's been decades of wars and interventions with arguably 0 results. and now the next to us present is sets who inherits, who knew major confrontations were, remember how it started. america is back. america is back. diplomacy is back at the center of our foreign policy. now let's see how it's going . well, diplomacy has been 5 times since then with the us refusing to negotiate with russia over ukraine, and also fully supporting as well as mass bombings across the middle east. maybe it could be great for washington if there were some results, but it seems to be the case of the blind leaving the blind and israel even the defense mi

the reigning foreign minister says the country acted o'neills to keeping peace a chance. earlier this evening we exercise self defense under article $51.00 of the un charter targeting solely military and security sites in charge of genocide in gaza and 11 on we did so after exercising, tremendous restraint for almost 2 months to give room for a cease fire in gaza, our action is concluded unless the israeli regime decides to invite further retaliation. in that scenario, our response will be stronger and more powerful. it's a roland has really switched a job. they had to be as long as revolution redone pool or during the roof kit sprites know is, well, of course, claims. little damage was inflicted, bought rainy, and need to report, say that and is waiting gas week in the mediterranean, sit alone with 3 military bases that was storing f. so she, $55.00 to jet tanks, uranian military chief itself, is wound of additional strikes and less as well. yes. no, you get to the human side, you only see if the zionist regime, which has gone insane, is not contained by america and euro

the incident is range on this won't be bomb and brought my calling . canon o'neill, more details on that tower incident in the countries on the high alerts. all we do know that this was an arab, is rally uh from the better way to similarly from the living and the better when able to presumably are better when is relative, had committed a similar attack, 2015 in the exact same spot at the central fos station in bare shut off about a month to boss who is a member of the test. the government has condemned the terror attack of the arab and said that he should know better. uh, and we have a record of the minister of transportation. those are right, we minister who is calling for the family to be reported to be expelled from israel, according to reports as you lead, or the suspect has a criminal record. his relative, also involved in an earlier terrorist attack right there to will questions now have to be asked about whether domestic security has been somewhat sacrificed at the expense of the idea of cross border offensive everyone's on their toes. most people are displeased with newton, yahoo

gary o'neil's side were staring at a sixth successive league defeat but goals from rayan ait—nouri in cunha in stoppage time made it 2—2. the lads have not shied l away from any challenge. i have been— disappointed a couple of occasions in a really tough i nine—game run, the second half i was disappointed against chelsea and aston villa, l brentford away, apart from that i have seen a group giving - everything and we will come up short sometimes, of course, i that is the level. and where we are. but today showed that - if you keep giving everything, it cannot constantly, - consistently go against you. we managed to get a break today, which we deserved. i we defended not enough, the set pieces, we were too passive after we scored the second goal. we were not mature enough to win the game and we have to learn from this. we have the chance to go for the third goal, four against one and we did not punish them so they punished us. the premier league is ruthless, we are not mature or professional enough to win the game and we have to learn from it. aberdeen have gone top of the scottish pre

that are not yet full members. nigeria and you gone to are among them in earlier my colleague union o'neill spoke to guests from those 2 african countries about the desire among global south nations to beef up breaks. so we had spots of the federal government's new policy solution. and with regard to this war and the fast to ensure that it's not only able to fully maximizes membership of the african fema continental trade agreements. but also to joined the brakes. member nations, not only as a part of their country, but as a member country, eventually, this was the 1st step of the mega plan. and this treat enable and your access not only to alternative markets, both pretty a role in the global multiples of velocity id meant one immediate impact of this relationship differently. when you come remember country is that way able and we should do training with mostly with the big position ever using a uniform car and see that the brief nation is going to platform for using the respective clearances of the big spend the nation. so, and so of course, the 1st initial thing for the federal governmen

most of them will show them. uranium for administer says the country acted o'neills to giving peace a chance. earlier this evening we exercise self defense under article $51.00 of the un charter targeting solely military and security sites in charge of genocide in gaza and 11 on we did so after exercising, tremendous restraint for almost 2 months to give room for a cease fire in gaza, our action is concluded unless the israeli regime decides to invite further retaliation. in that scenario, our response will be stronger and more powerful. just a little while and hes released footage of the head of the islamic revolution with god. cool, old during the rocket spine, one is where claims, dental damage was inflict date range and media reports claim that the news ready, gas rake in the mediterranean, was hit alongside 3 military bases with other stored f. so if you find, find to jackson tanks, uranian military chief of staff is also wound of additional strikes. this is, unless is well de escalate. i gather the human side, you only see if the zionist regime, which has gone insane, is not con

my colleague union o'neill is in the next in about half an hour with more news by the hello and welcome to cross stock. we're all things are considered on peter level. one era is coming to an end, and another one is coming into being as the west and it's global institutions decline. bricks is position to fill the void to the west is forever in search of enemies while brigs promotes trade and development, essentially, a win win approach the prospecting bricks. i'm joined by my guess. one go. i'm in beijing. he is a journalist and tv host at c dtn under the china media group, also in beach and we have on our 10 sheriff, he is a senior fellow at the ty, hey, institute as well as chairman of asia narratives. and in new delhi we cross the policy sharma, she is managing editor of 1st post and network 18. all right, across type roles and effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i would just appreciate with due respect to the gentleman on the panel, i am a very conservative man, so i will go to ladies 1st we will go to new delhi of health care. i think it's very interesting is tha

in russia, it breaks the just after 6 in the evening this monday in the russian capital, i'm unit o'neill and this isn't use our on our team. we begin with breaking news must go safe for a foreign merson, raise have been killed in the countries brianne border region. adding the fighters were part of a group attempting to infiltrate onto russian territory of those illuminated were found to have foreign weapons, equipment and communications equipment. as well as personal items that indicated their affiliation with the countries such as the flag of canada or in the private book and publish notebook on tactics written in english. attached to of the 2nd battalion of the 75th ranger regiment, special purpose power. she'd recognizance us all me was found on one of the bodies . okay, when we get a connection with our corresponded in the region wheels down further into that breaking news in the program. but for now, another story to tell you if i ukraine's foreign affairs minister is in south africa for to day visits, seeking to tighten up relations with pretoria. now our correspondence attended u

in capital, as well as listening to people like gus o'donnell, mark carney, andy haldane and jamie o'neillare all saying we need to invest more to grow our economy and seize the huge opportunities there are in digital, in tech, in life sciences, in clean energy. but we'll only be able to do that if we change the way that we measure debt. some might see this as a slightly sneaky shuffle when you're in a bit of a tight bind fiscally, or are you embracing the idea that this is meant to, for example, maintain investment levels at 2.5%? i don't want those jobs and those investments going to other countries. i want to see them in britain, because we've got huge potential. but of course, it's important that every pound of taxpayers' money spent gets value for money, so we will be putting in guard rails with the national audit office and the office for budget responsibility, validating the investments that we're making, and to give markets confidence that there are rules around the investments that we can make as a country. so that was the chancellor is speaking to me here at the imf. some signifi

well, northern ireland manager michael o'neill has