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the re ort report. thank you very much. the report coming _ report. thank you very much.ff the _ report. thank you very much. the report coming off the back- report. thank you very much. the report coming off the back of- report. thank you very much. the report coming off the back of an l report coming off the back of an exclusive bbc report. that will be published next week. in the meantime, all the news and other details in our top stories on the bbc news website. stay with us. hello. some big weather contrasts across the uk today. first of all, let me just break that down to what it means, because across the central swathe of england and wales, this is where we're likely to see cloud and rain at times. but either side of it, there will be a bit of sunshine. windy across the far north, warm towards the far south. now, so far today, you can see what's been happening. we've got a swirl of cloud and low pressure to the north of scotland. that's what's bringing the strong winds, and it's this cloud here which stretches across parts of northern england, the midlands, wales,

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so through this re ort on daily lives. so through this report that — on daily lives.he last four years, a group of experts from all around the world, 86 experts and many, many more contributing to it and it really is the first comprehensive assessment of invasive alien species does not what we have shown in this report is that invasive alien species are a major threat to nature and to people and they are a growing threat. but what we are really, really keen to stress is this is a problem for which we had solutions. invasive alien species can be tackled. i thrill alien species can be tackled. i will come to the _ alien species can be tackled. i will come to the solutions _ alien species can be tackled. i will come to the solutions in - alien species can be tackled. i will come to the solutions in a - alien species can be tackled. i will come to the solutions in a moment but give me a few examples, say the uk, the us, india, when you say invasive species, what you actually about? 50 invasive species, what you actually about? . , . invasive species, what you actually abo

that is what is positive about this report. as is what is positive about this re ort. �* ., ., is what about this reort. �* ., ., , report. a lot of the debate in this count is report. a lot of the debate in this country is about _ report. a lot of the debate in this country is about how _ report. a lot of the debate in this country is about how we - report. a lot of the debate in this country is about how we can - report. a lot of the debate in this. country is about how we can afford the green transition when we are in a cost of living crisis. what do you make of that kind of debate or the way that is framed? i make of that kind of debate or the way that is framed?— way that is framed? i think it is challenging. — way that is framed? i think it is challenging, we _ way that is framed? i think it is challenging, we all— way that is framed? i think it is challenging, we all know - way that is framed? i think it is challenging, we all know we i way that is framed? i think it is i challenging, we all know we want way that is framed? i think it is - challenging, we all know we want to mov

fell for the fact that it was the great victory that protected the west from e invasion of russian ortll just ask. therefore, yes, with a cap, there is an interesting, the most interesting situation is whether the un general assembly will adopt another resolution condemning russia and, of course, it will be smaller. well, volodya. with what score will anyone vote in the current situation, this will be a very interesting moment, because i think we have embarked on the path that leads to the death of the final collapse of the oncentric system. we are following this path. and it's important. how all these resolutions will happen for the sake of division. they show that you can just abstain, just abstain. but these two nuances in this, look, they say, we don’t know what to do with russia for membership, it’s crazy, so we can’t stop the military actions that russia is waging against ukraine. well, now azerbaijan is taking military actions on its territory, as they say pashinyan against karabakh stop, they can’t leave either. they can't do anything. he definitely can’t remember, yes, he didn

that the duck from the moment it was announced in uh well, when it was announced that he was issued an ort deportation of ukrainian children along with a lion's muzzle, he has never gone anywhere since that moment, even though russian propaganda also talked about it they even emphasized this, he was afraid to go to the south african republic frankly because at the brics summit he could be arrested and on the road and on the road and there , er, to turkey, where nothing seemed to threaten in the g20 summit in india and but there of course why is he only toxic there? what is probably not too convenient. his visit was definitely convenient for india and for turkey . yes, there is a formal one. you did not intend to arrest them, and therefore i think that here is a hint to moscow about that . that this should not be done was more than obvious and here it is possible. this trip will take place. although, in my opinion, it is unlikely , because eh, after all, eh, something is getting out of eh, then with this piece of logic, and the iranian leaders can come. things in this context forgot about t

.— them, so returning into that structure support. them, so returning into that structure su--ort. .,port. you brought up a aood structure support. you brought up a good point. — structure support. you brought up a good point. and _ structure support. you brought up a good point, and we'll— structure support. you brought up a good point, and we'll be _ structure support. you brought up a good point, and we'll be talking - good point, and we'll be talking about school absences in a few minutes. i wonder if we just go back to the idea of early intervention and a really practical terms, what would it look like for an authority to be able to offer early intervention for anyone who really needsit? intervention for anyone who really needs it? . �* , ., ., intervention for anyone who really needs it? . �*, . ., , ., needs it? that's a great question. what we know _ needs it? that's a great question. what we know is _ needs it? that's a great question. what we know is that _ needs it? that's a great question. what we know is that the - needs it? that's a great question. what we know is that t

— that mean we will still have to im ort steel? ~' . ., ., , import steel?he technology in four or five years' _ import steel? i think the technology in four or five years' time _ import steel? i think the technology in four or five years' time will - in four or five years' time will produce steel for potentially packaging and potentially cars. everyone has to be carbon neutral by 2030 and going into the future. i think it is the investment in the electric arc furnaces which are important. if you buy a top of the range electric arc furnace and have the technology to go with it, you can produce steel which goes further down the line. we don't think one is enough. when a government gives money to a company, especially the likes of 500 million, there has got to be some sort ofjob guarantees to go along with that. no government gives companies that money and then make 3000 people redundant on the back of it. do make 3000 people redundant on the back of it. ,, make 3000 people redundant on the back of it. , ., ~ make 3000 people redundant on the back of it. ,, ~

how much su ort is lower taxes, deregulation.. how much support is there amongst _ support is there amongst conservative mps?- support is there amongst conservative mps? , . ., , conservative mps? there is certainly some sunport- _ conservative mps? there is certainly some support. there _ conservative mps? there is certainly some support. there is _ conservative mps? there is certainly some support. there is quite - conservative mps? there is certainly some support. there is quite clearly| some support. there is quite clearly a wing of the party that would proudly describe themselves as the economic right and they believe in continuing what they would see as the work of margaret thatcher here and ronald reagan in the us of trying to get the state smaller and lower taxes and you have less regulation. there is a wing in the party that is behind that worldview. i suspect the real battle over the soul of the conservative party, and whether it goes now direction will happen after the next election. liz truss is making sure she is kee

today a re ort benefit of everyone else? today a report by _ benefit of everyone else?t by a committee - benefit of everyone else? today a report by a committee of- benefit of everyone else? today a report by a committee of mps| a report by a committee of mps says the government needs to get on with creating the necessary laws and regulations. what we are calling for is a kings — what we are calling for is a kings speech coming in november with spaces available for the legislation to go through and if we — legislation to go through and if we don't move now, our competitors will catch up with us, so — competitors will catch up with us, so time is of the essence to secure _ us, so time is of the essence to secure britain's leading position— to secure britain's leading position in this work. among the issues — position in this work. among the issues raised _ position in this work. among the issues raised our - position in this work. among l the issues raised our concerns that people will become less skilled behind the wheel size more automation is brought in. also the repo

yes, sent re orts involved domestic abuse. yes, sent reports have _ involved domestic abuse.olved domestic abuse. yes, sent reports have gone out _ involved domestic abuse. yes, sent reports have gone out we _ involved domestic abuse. yes, sent reports have gone out we have - involved domestic abuse. yes, sent| reports have gone out we have been contacted by dozens and dozens and dozens of parents who say, yes, this has happened to me as well. many people seem to have suffered a lot of anguish inside the family courts. it is notjust mothers, we have been contacted by fathers. two have had traumatic experiences. we have been told that the government is investigating how it is used in our courts and a further action is needed. thejudiciary courts and a further action is needed. the judiciary has courts and a further action is needed. thejudiciary has recently issued new guidelines on parental alienation, may be a framework, if you will, through the debate of fit as they go through family court, especially when it comes to these complicated cases like we have been hearing this w

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indeed, the re ort be done there? indeed, the report is — be done there?eport is consistent with - be done there? indeed, the i report is consistent with what we are seeing with regard to any individuals who find themselves within russian custody, whether civilians or prisoners of war. individuals who have been released i have escaped have reported consistently they are receiving what amounts to torture, mistreatment, even electrocution, sexual violence and so, the stories of prisoners of war being released are very consistent. what the laws of war demand is humane treatment to anyone held in custody during wartime situation, and that is not what individuals are receiving and they are in russian custody. but can russia be held to account for that? russian officials _ account for that? russian officials came, _ account for that? russian officials came, both - account for that? russian - officials came, both individual perpetrators were doing the mistreatment and detention of the working level, the rank—and—file level, but also up rank—and—file level, but al

that its members on summed-— worried that its members on supported. worried that its members on su ortedand why that can't be _ supported. i can't understand why that can't be a _ supported. i can't understand why that can't be a person _ supported. i can't understand why that can't be a person who - supported. i can't understand why that can't be a person who says i that can't be a person who says you're innocent until proven guilty. we will support your family and let justice prevail and take its course, and at least show some support to these officers. they will back off straightaway at the moment. unless we shoot a terrorist and then everyone is happy. the we shoot a terrorist and then eve one is ha-- . , ., ., everyone is happy. the investigation into the shooting _ everyone is happy. the investigation into the shooting in _ everyone is happy. the investigation into the shooting in north _ everyone is happy. the investigation into the shooting in north london i everyone is happy. the investigation into the shooting in north london to j into the shooting in north london to prevent an

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government su ort i what are you after? government support i sunpose _ what are you after?overnment support i suppose after - what are you after? government i support i suppose after lockdown, people need to keep their homes and that their skills up to date which would be useful but ultimately we want them to go down for the streaming services to go to the negotiating table and... like an access streaming pay and also things like your likeness on artificial intelligence. we need regulation regarding ai, and supporting artists, we want as many human beings involved in telling the story so that legislation is important, we just need the distribution rights, we want that to give fair play to creatives. ~ , ., we want that to give fair play to creatives. ~' , ., ., , ., ,., creatives. like you for sharing some of our creatives. like you for sharing some of your work. _ creatives. like you for sharing some of your work, john _ creatives. like you for sharing some of your work, john macdonald. -- i of your work, john macdonald. —— thank you for. that's all from us tonight. kirsty

his political su ort trump's supporters? his political sunport seems — trump's supporters?al| support seems impenetrable by a criminal case, so much so his lead in the polls are so overwhelming among republican candidates he is not even going to show up tonight as a planned national republican presidential debate in california. he has this trial which begins monday, a civil trial against his company forfraud, which monday, a civil trial against his company for fraud, which the judge has already determined happened, he has already determined happened, he has criminal trials in washington, new york and miami all coming in the next few months. none of this damage is his political support among republican voters to view the department ofjustice in washington and other prosecutors as weapon icing their power to try to take him down. —— weapon arising their power. his supporters believe it very much to be true. ., ., , , his supporters believe it very much to be true-— his supporters believe it very much to be true. ., ., , ,.,' . to be true. how does this affect the trial he is

some polls suggest su ort investments. some polls suggest support for— investments. _ investments. some polls suggest support for measures which - investments. some polls suggest| support for measures which come investments. some polls suggest - support for measures which come with gusts like the shift to electric cars is lower among those who might vote tory. mr sunak will be hoping to tap into that vein. but others think action is needed on climate change, so it is a risky change of tack. damian grammaticus, bbc news, westminster. 0ur chief political correspondent henry zeffmanjoins me now. henry, how do you assess the mood around all of this, really, this lunchtime, not least in the prime minister's own party?— lunchtime, not least in the prime minister's own party? there was a moment yesterday _ minister's own party? there was a moment yesterday in _ minister's own party? there was a moment yesterday in the - minister's own party? there was a moment yesterday in the frantic i moment yesterday in the frantic panic in government after the bbc revealed details of wh

how much su ort taxes, deregulation. how much suoport is— taxes, deregulation.rvative mps support is there amongst conservative mp5 for this? support is there amongst conservative mps for this? there is certainly some _ conservative mps for this? there is certainly some support. _ conservative mps for this? there is certainly some support. there - conservative mps for this? there is certainly some support. there is i certainly some support. there is quite clearly a wing of the conservative party which would proudly describe themselves as of the economic right and they believe in continuing as the work of margaret thatcher in this country and ronald reagan in the us of trying to get the state smaller and you have less regulation. there is undoubtedly a wing within the party thatis undoubtedly a wing within the party that is behind that worldview. i suspect the real battle over the soul of aconso party, and whether it goes into that direction —— conservative party. liz truss is making sure she is keeping the flame alight for that brand of economics. thank you very

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one of those re orts united you fight. one of those reports was — united you fight. united you fight. one of those - reports was around your difference in your age, staff here are concerned about your influence, are you aware of any concerns here about that? it you aware of any concerns here about that? .., , you aware of any concerns here about that? , ,, you aware of any concerns here about that? , , , ., , that? it can be because we have very aood that? it can be because we have very good agreements — that? it can be because we have very good agreements about _ that? it can be because we have very good agreements about it. _ that? it can be because we have very good agreements about it. from - that? it can be because we have very good agreements about it. from the | good agreements about it. from the start. how we incorporate it and for player decision, transfers, it's always 50—50, for the fate of the club, represented by him and me, there can never be any distraction. jane, the opening foursomes could not have gone worse for the home team krusemark no, theyjust

would you su- ort western europe. would you support a — western europe.d you support a campaign of- support a campaign of non—compliance then with these laws? non-compliance then with these laws? ., , , , laws? the congress will be debating — laws? the congress will be debating that _ laws? the congress will be debating that this - laws? the congress will be debating that this week - laws? the congress will be | debating that this week and laws? the congress will be - debating that this week and one of the suggestions as we have a special congress to discuss the best way to defeat these really dreadful laws. 0ne best way to defeat these really dreadful laws. one of the things that is important to note, is that although the government has passed an act to parliament, has not actually said how the laws will work. they have not set out what those minimum levels of service are going to be, with railways we do not know of trains will have to be running on time or 10%, we do know know if that means hundred % of those who work on signalling for example would be

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onshore wind and we have so got to require community support. figs have so got to require community su orthave so got to require community suuort. a , ., ., support. as we understand it, at the moment, support. as we understand it, at the moment. one _ support. as we understand it, at the moment, one person _ support. as we understand it, at the moment, one person will— support. as we understand it, at the moment, one person will no - support. as we understand it, at the moment, one person will no longerl moment, one person will no longer be able to object to a planning application, so local views will be taken into account as much as possible, councils will make decisions. is it that specific part of it that still concerns you, that it is local councillors you might object to turbines being put in a particular area was mac is that the lack of confidence there is for the industry? lack of confidence there is for the indust ? ., ., _, . , ~ industry? there are two concerns. a key concern — industry? there are two concerns. a key concern is _ industry? there are two concerns. a key concern i

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the ort, been damaged by the floodwaters? is to been damaged by the floodwaters? tue: port, apparently is to handle and there is a ship coming in, but that is not confirmed, so i cannot comment on that. if that port becomes operational that will be a great help because you can stop the shipments. great help because you can stop the shiments. ~ ., great help because you can stop the shiments. ~ . . ,., ., shipments. what about the government in benuhazi, shipments. what about the government in benghazi. you — shipments. what about the government in benghazi. you say — shipments. what about the government in benghazi, you say the _ shipments. what about the government in benghazi, you say the aid _ shipments. what about the government in benghazi, you say the aid is - in benghazi, you say the aid is there and you have people they are ready to help, are you getting support from the administration in benghazi? support from the administration in benahazi? ~ ,,., , . support from the administration in benahazi? ~ , , . . benghazi?

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fascinated re ort, a very sophisticated way. fascinated report. thank— a very sophisticated way.study an asteroid dubbed the most dangerous space rock in the solar system will reach a dramatic conclusion sunday. a capsule that has been sent to scoop up a sample from the surface of the asteroid is due to return to earth, landing in a remote part of the desert in utah. and this person here, dr michelle thompson is an associate professor, from the purdue college of science. she'll be involved in the study of the fragments once have been safely secured. iam part i am part of the team which will do the first 72 hours of analysis. we will be the first 72 hours of analysis. e will be looking at the first images and getting an understanding of what the mineralogy of these materials really is. the mineralogy of these materials reall is. ~ , , , the mineralogy of these materials reall is. , , the mineralogy of these materials reall is. i, , really is. why is this so special because there _ really is. why is this so special because there are _ really is. why is this so special because there

these sightings go unreported. many of these sightings go unreported-— many of these sightings go unre ortedd nasa want to move away _ unreported. exactly, and nasa want to move away from _ unreported. exactly, and nasa want to move away from conspiracy - to move away from conspiracy theories and sensationalism, as you said, and really start getting into the science. so treating them not as ufos, there's new terminology to move away from the conspiracy theory, so uaps, and using science, satellites monitoring the earth to figure out what these strange things our people are seeing, collecting lots of evidence from lots of people as well, so they're talking about developing apps where people can submit their sightings. developing apps where people can submit theirsightings. if developing apps where people can submit their sightings. if we have multiple sightings of the same thing, taking different angles and good—quality imagery, as well, nothing grainy and awful to try and analyse, then we can figure out what these things are. because putting aliens to one side for a minute, it is important f

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government su ort i what are you after? government support i suppose _ what are you after?n for the streaming services to go to the negotiating table and... like an access streaming pay and also things like your likeness on artificial intelligence. we need regulation regarding ai, and supporting artists, we want as many human beings involved in telling the story so that legislation is important, we just need the distribution rights, we want that to give fair play to creatives. .. we want that to give fair play to creatives. ,. , ., we want that to give fair play to creatives. ~' , ., ., , ., ,., creatives. like you for sharing some of our creatives. like you for sharing some of your work. _ creatives. like you for sharing some of your work, john _ creatives. like you for sharing some of your work, john macdonald. i creatives. like you for sharing some of your work, john macdonald. -- i of your work, john macdonald. —— thank you for. that's all from us tonight. kirsty�*s back on monday. till then, have a great weekend.

the uk government it was re orted countries. the uk government it was reported state _ countries.tries. the uk government it was reported state that the _ countries. the uk government it was reported state that the uk _ reported state that the uk government is widening the definition of what constitutes climate aid. largely because it doesn't have enough cash to throw around to these developing nations. that is why it's doing it. so why are all these governments bringing these two stories together now with regards to a fair deal for workers, a fair dealfor regards to a fair deal for workers, a fair deal for developing nations. why are all these governments veering away from the wealth task segment tax which has been on the political agenda for many years now. —— veering away from the wealth tax. there's a sense of looking inwards on on climate change, that the uk has moved back from its 0.7% spending of gdp on development and within that climate aid is a part of it as well. indystar rishi sunak as well moving back from the uk's on targets on climate and climate change. it's a peri

and briefly, what is the re ort system. and briefly, what is the report calling — system. report calling for, what would they like, how would they like the legal system reformed, or the politicians's attitude? i system reformed, or the politicians's attitude? i think the central politician _ politicians's attitude? i think the central politician to _ politicians's attitude? i think the central politician to make - politicians's attitude? i think the central politician to make your. central politician to make your argument is that politicians in particular must respect the rule of law, and their details about how legislation is passed with proper consultation, and powers are set in, it's not all devolved. calling for an end to this antagonism sometimes that we see in some of the rhetoric about lawyers being activists and lefty lawyers, etc, because if that attitude holds sway, then what you end up with is a lack of respect for the rule of law and the system damaged. and that's not good for protecting civil liberties. i don't think it's good for the economy either, because o

we do not want to su ort, sikhs don't? we do not want to support. he _ sikhs don't?ight, they asked the uk, we want independence. that is what we want. i will have to stop you there. we want to i will have to stop you there. , want to campaign for our independent state. i want to campaign for our independent state. . ,., , want to campaign for our independent state. . , ., , state. i am sorry to interrupt you. we have to — state. i am sorry to interrupt you. we have to come _ state. i am sorry to interrupt you. we have to come to _ state. i am sorry to interrupt you. we have to come to kuldeep i state. i am sorry to interrupt you. | we have to come to kuldeep singh shekhawat, justin trudeau pointed the finger at the indian state is being linked with the killing of hardeep singh. he being linked with the killing of hardeep singh.— being linked with the killing of hardeep singh. being linked with the killing of hardee sinuh. .,, ., ., , hardeep singh. he has not given any evidence, hardeep singh. he has not given any evidence. he — hardeep singh. he has not given any e