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christiane amanpour spoke to the london mayor, sadiq khan.abor party, who said this about the current political situation. >> we are a laughingstock. our reputation is being diminished every minute liz truss has stayed in off. >> joining us now is dame karen pierce, she is the british ambassador to the united states. thank you so much for being with us. a laughingstock. i know the london mayor comes at this from a political perspective, but how do you think the world perceives what is happening right now in the united kingdom? >> as you say, sadiq khan is a politician and i'm a career diplomat, an independent civil servant, if you like. i don't think people see britain like that. what they see when they look at britain is a country trying very hard to secure energy supplies for its people, to help households with energy bills over what might be a difficult winter, and above all, a reliable nato ally and partner supporting ukraine and helping nato help ukraine. >> how do you convince the world that there is stability, because when you look at

. >> a lawyer for the sadiq khan prince has asked the u.s. to dismiss a case accusing him of ordering the killing of demo khashoggi. -- jamaal khashoggi. the suit was filed by khashoggi's fiance. 58 people were killed by eric dane ian as the damage amounts. according to -- people were killed by hurricane ian as the damage amounts. mounts. global news 24 hours a day, on-air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. shery: we are continuing to track the missile launch by north korea. japan giving more details of this trajectory saying that the north korean missile passed overhead through the pacific ocean. authorities are sending a missile alert for hokaido, and parts of tokyo as well. they have warned citizens to seek shelter from the missile. your hearing from authorities that they north korea missile flew over the pacific ocean -- that the north korea missile flew over the pacific ocean. there were missile tests last week due to the visit of kamala harris to the region. we will be w

saw rishi sunak, pictures of him and that is a huge moment, we should celebrate, as we celebrated sadiq khanoment. given that britain has been quite an international laughing stock on the international laughing stock on the international stage, all eyes are on britain now, in a good way, because rishi sunak has made history by being the first british asian prime minister. but it is important to note that it is important and good, but he does not have a mandate from the public. but he does not have a mandate from the ublic. ., ~ but he does not have a mandate from the ublic. ., ,, , ., but he does not have a mandate from the ublic. ., ~' , ., , . but he does not have a mandate from the ublic. ., ~ , ., , . ., the public. thank you very much for our the public. thank you very much for your time- — northern ireland secretary chris heaton—harris, who was reappointed to the role in new prime minister rishi sunak�*s cabinet, is to hold talks with stormont party leaders as friday�*s deadline to restore an executive draws closer. if it�*s missed, another election would have to take place within 12 w

city hall has admitted it's going to be difficult for mayor of london sadiq khan to build all the affordablelitical turmoil. conservative assembly members have accused the mayor of "getting his excuses in early". the qeii bridge at dartford has re—opened after two days of disruption. two people were arrested last night as officers used a raised platform to reach protesters. the government says tougher police powers will help tackle activits causing travel disruption. the unite union says around 3,000 london bus drivers and engineers have secured a 10.5% pay rise. the agreement with bus operator go—ahead will benefit staff who operate routes across south london, and make its drivers among the best paid in london. let's take a look at the tubes now. looking at the tube board, so far so good out there this morning. now onto the weather with elizabeth rizzini. hello there, good morning. plenty of blue sky and sunshine across the capital yesterday and temperatures peaked in the high teens in celsius. lovely day of weather. it is looking cloudy and breezier today, but there will still be some hazy

the mayor sadiq khan has flown to the argentinian capital buenos aires to chair an international meetingcities pledging to create 50 millionjobs in green industries by 2030. they'll be created in sectors like construction, transport, energy and health, as competition for rental properties continues to grow, some are finding an alternative option — living in an empty building as a property guardian. you don't have the same rights as ordinary tenants, but do pay less than the market rate. it's something charley's been doing for the past nine years and says demand for these properties and prices have gone up. you mightjust be paying kind of a very low fee, maybe £200, £300, £400, for a space, but now i'm seeing 600—1,200 for a room studio space. hackers who broke into the council's computer at hackney two years ago cost the boroughjust over £12 million. figures uncovered by the local democracy reporting service show the money was spent on cyber recovery work and moving data to new systems. the attack is still be investigated by the national crime agency. travel now and this is how the tubes