the headhne fondant samira hussain has more. tue: headline of fondant samira hussain has more.a hussain has more. "tt2 headline of course is fondant samira hussain has more. tt2 headline of course is the invitation of the african union into this global grouping, but all eyes are really on the big thorny issue which is ukraine. remember that the leaders are trying to come together to be able to find some language in which they can mention the war in ukraine. any kind of reference to there being some sort of invasion of course would not be something that russia will agree to. now, that language is currently being ironed out by world leaders. we get the sense right now that in terms of everything else on their joint statement, everything has been worked out. and of course, the issue is that there is so much division when it comes to ukraine. any mention of ukraine has been rejected by russia and china remains unaligned. india, right now, is trying to play the role of an interlocutor, an intermediary, trying to soft on the west�*s language in terms of the statement, because frankly

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samira hussain, bbc news, delhi.. seven candidates seeking the republican nomination will be on stage at the reagan presidential library in california. it is the second of three televised debates. the bbc�*s caitriona perry is in simi valley in california in front of ronald reagan presidential library. she's with us to talk us through what we are expecting. the former president donald trump remains dominant over the rest by a margin of more than 40 rest by a margin of more than a0 points. how crucial is this debate for the other republican hopefuls? it's really important. this is their chance to speak to the nation, to break through a lot of the space that's occupied by donald trump a lot of the time. this is an opportunity when people will look to see what they have to say, where they can remind people of what the republican party stands for. we're here at the ronald reagan presidential library to remind people at a time where the republican party was... what it's like to be a conservative. but their policies are an

samira hussain in delhi. terror suspect daniel khalife in west london— following his escape from prison four days ago. officers are focusing on the chiswick area after confirmed sightings there overnight, including calls from members of the public. they say they'll be carrying out "intensive" searches throughout the day. the metropolitan police insist they're "closing in" on the former soldier. the family of the 21—year—old have urged him to "give himself up". earlier we spoke to policing and crime commentator danny shaw, on the latest sighting of the missing prisoner. this is a significant piece of information from the metropolitan police, and my sense is that the net is closing in on daniel khalife because these sightings are recent, they are overnight sightings, we are told from the met police, confirmed sightings in the chiswick area. the met has also said that intelligence led activity has led them to that part of london, and so there will be further intensive searches going on there during the day. so,

live now to delhi and we can speak to our south asia correspondent samira hussain. big news of course happened, it is getting a joint statement on ukraine. and after a lot of discussion and back and forth between the leaders, they were able to agree on some language. however, there has been quite a bit of criticism with regards to the language because, as you rightly pointed out, there is no criticism of russia's aggression or not even any mention of russia's aggression. so, does it actually holds any weight? yes, it does give india that elusive joint statement which is what they wanted, but because it is so watered down, there are questions about whether or not that actually matters. let's ask someone who will probably know a lot more than i have. i am joined by a professor at cambridge university and the deputy director of the g20 policy group, thank you very much forjoining us. i am wondering what does this statement mean? it is certainly very different from what was written in bali.— written in bali. absolutely, prime minister _ written in bali. absolutely, prim

hoping they won't derail concerns of the global south and developing countries. 0ur correspondent samira hussainrime minister rishi sunak landed in india. he was greeted by indian dignitaries and dancers. but the colourful arrival won't mask the thorny issues at play. mr sunak reiterated his commitment to supporting the most vulnerable but also made it clear that the uk will support ukraine. one of the priorities i have being here is to highlight the impact of russia's war on millions of vulnerable people round the world, and that's the impact of food prices. recently, russia has pulled out of something called the black sea 6rain initiative, which allowed wheat and other food to leave ukraine. ukraine produces an enormous amount of the world's food. it goes to dozens of the most vulnerable countries. despite india's best efforts to frame the 620 conversations around issues that affect the global south, russia's invasion remains front and centre. earlier, us treasury secretary janet yellen, who was also in delhi, said america will continue with financial support. we also remain committed to suppo

our south asia correspondent samira hussain reports. india �*s moment on the global stage.ng itself as a leader. at home it made the 620 part of daily discourse. let leader. at home it made the 620 part of daily discourse.— of daily discourse. let us remind ourselves this _ of daily discourse. let us remind ourselves this grouping - of daily discourse. let us remind ourselves this grouping bears i of daily discourse. let us remind ourselves this grouping bears a l ourselves this grouping bears a exceptional responsibility. holding 200 meetings _ exceptional responsibility. holding 200 meetings in _ exceptional responsibility. holding 200 meetings in 60 _ exceptional responsibility. holding 200 meetings in 60 different - 200 meetings in 60 different settings. making the 620 matter. {3 settings. making the 620 matter. (1: 28 means a settings. making the 620 matter. (11 28 means a lot settings. making the 620 matter. (111 28 means a lot to settings. making the 620 matter. (11 28 means a lot to me as an indian and it is the biggest achievement i feel for the government. it and

also , according to bbc south asia correspondent samira hussain, delhi wants to use the summit as a showcase to demonstrate its global importance for india, this is a stellar time on the international stage, she presents herself to the world as a leader, and at home they made the g20 a part of the daily discussion, let's remind ourselves that this group is solely responsible. india holds about 200 meetings in 60 different cities and emphasizes the importance of the group of twenty or 20 itself. it is of great importance to me as an indian and this is the biggest achievement for the government of physicists near the very we are hosting this summit and this sense of collectivity this is about india in general and i am very happy about it new exhibition center new statues everywhere billboards with logo g20 delhi was held up like a bollywood star by presenting its updated version to the world, but behind these walls erected on the eve of the summit, india is also hidden, which the world leaders will not see . very angry with me delhi looks very beautiful they changed the city but now on its bea

here's our south asia correspondent, samira hussain, with more. india's moment on the global stage.o the world, it's promoting itself as a leader. at home, it made the 620 part of daily discourse... let us remind ourselves that this grouping bears an exceptional responsibility... ..holding 200 meetings in 60 different cities... sustainable development goals. ..making the 620 matter. 620 means a lot to me as an indian and it is the biggest achievement i feel for the government. it feels like we are the ones hosting it. that sense of collectiveness is what india is about. and, yes, i'm very excited for it. new convention centre, new statues, 620 billboards everywhere. delhi has been getting a makeover worthy of bollywood stars, presenting a cleaned up version to the world. but behind these walls — put up just before the 620 — is also india... ..a hidden india visiting world leaders won't see. instead of being cleaned up like the rest of the city, impoverished communities were kept out of sight, something that saddam says makes him angry. translation: to me, it looks very beautiful. -

here's our south asia correspondent, samira hussain, with more. india's moment on the global stage.e world, it's promoting itself as a leader. at home, it made the 620 part of daily discourse... let us remind ourselves that this grouping bears an exceptional responsibility... ..holding 200 meetings in 60 different cities... sustainable development goals. ..making the 620 matter. 620 means a lot to me as an indian and it is the biggest achievement i feel for the government. it feels like we are the ones hosting it. that sense of collectiveness is what india is about. and, yes, i'm very excited for it. new convention centre, new statues, 620 billboards everywhere. delhi has been getting a makeover worthy of bollywood stars, presenting a cleaned up version to the world. but behind these walls — put up just before the 620 — is also india — a hidden india visiting world leaders won't see. instead of being cleaned up like the rest of the city, impoverished communities were kept out of sight, something that saddam says makes him angry. translation: to me, it looks very beautiful. - they ha

samira hussain reports. protests, rubber bullets, tear gas.latest flare—up is the largest since ethnic violence began back in may. these protesters were marching in the capital when they were met by security forces. several dozens have been injured — an internet ban imposed, a controversial anti—insurgency law in effect, giving security forces full control of the state. this comes after photos emerged of the two teenagers who had been missing sincejuly. the bbc spoke with the girl's father just last month — he was hopeful to the end. translation: i the end. translation: , . ., , translation: i expected that she would come _ translation: i expected that she would come back, _ translation: i expected that she would come back, with _ translation: i expected that she would come back, with this - translation: i expected that she would come back, with this hope, l translation: | expected that she j would come back, with this hope, i keep living even though there is so much sorrow. for the kind of person she is, i am hopeful they will let her go. she

will be a powerful reminder of the living bridge between the two countries. 0ur correspondent samira hussaine've been speaking to her about vladimir putin and xijinping's decision to not attend the summit. we can't bring you that clip, unfortunately. live now to our india business correspondent nikhil inamdar in delhi. we were touching their on one of the first arrival, rishi sunak arriving there, keen to talk about trade. there are so many issues on the agenda at this international global gathering? agenda at this international global anatherin? ~ , agenda at this international global nnatherin? ~ , , ., gathering? absolutely. i 'ust want to first talk about t gathering? absolutely. i 'ust want to first talk about rishi _ gathering? absolutely. ijust want to first talk about rishi sunak - to first talk about rishi sunak because he did get one warm welcome at the airport, lots of song and dance and symbolic because of his indian heritage. he will be having a bilateral meeting with prime minister modi and there will be talks and things such as russia and ukraine, but also trade. he said on tr

the bbc�*s south asia correspondent samira hussain reports.was greeted with dancers, of course the british high commissioner was there to greet him along with other indian dignitaries including the minister of state. now, before mr sunak got on the plane, he did tweet he was heading to the 620 summit and made it very clear what his three priorities are — stabilising the global economy, building international relationships and supporting the most vulnerable, but what he also mentioned was the fact that russia's leader is not going to be here and he reiterated the fact that they are going to be showing strong support for ukraine. and of course, that may work against his agenda with india which is to set up a trade deal, because india has been reluctant to show full support for ukraine. absolutely, and i think there's a few threads that are happening here with regards to the uk and with india. of course, when the two leaders meet tomorrow, they will certainly be talking about the trade deal. remember of course that the two sides were hoping to ek

live now to our south asia correspondent samira hussain.u were saying earlier, leaders have started arriving at the venue. how is the day likely to unfold? well, it's auoin the day likely to unfold? well, it's going to — the day likely to unfold? well, it's going to be _ the day likely to unfold? well, it's going to be a _ the day likely to unfold? well, it's going to be a day - the day likely to unfold? well, it's going to be a day full- the day likely to unfold? well, it's going to be a day full of. it's going to be a day full of many meetings and many bilateral meetings for individual world leaders. of course, prime minister narendra modi is now greeting a lot of the world leaders that are arriving at the venue. we already know that the un secretary—general has already arrived, and has been greeted by the prime minister and now is when the real work is due to begin. 0nce everyone is here, they're going to be participating in meetings. and remember that the theme of this 620 remember that the theme of this g20 summit is "one family, one e

live now to our south asia correspondent samira hussain.greement on their approach to ukraine? ., agreement on their approach to ukraine? . , ., ukraine? the headline is of the a- roach ukraine? the headline is of the approach to _ ukraine? the headline is of the approach to the _ ukraine? the headline is of the approach to the african - ukraine? the headline is of the approach to the african union l ukraine? the headline is of the l approach to the african union but all eyes are on the thorny issue of ukraine. the leaders are trying to come together to find some language with which they can mention the war in ukraine. any reference to there being some sort of inflation would not be something that russia would agree to —— invasion. the language is being ironed out by world leaders get the sense that in terms of everything else on the joint statement has been worked out. the issue as there are so many divisions when it comes to ukraine. any mention of ukraine has been rejected by russia and china remains unaligned and nd right now is trying

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samira hussain sent this report.eted by indian dignitary, and dancers. but the colourful arrival won't mask the thorny issues at play. mr sunakry rated his commitment to supporting the most vulnerable but made it clear the uk will support ukraine. one of the priorities i have being here, is to highlight the impact of russia's war on millions of vulnerable people round the world, and that is the impact of food price, recently russia has pulled out of something called the black sea grain initiative which allowed wheat and other food to leave ukraine, ukraine produces an enormous amount of the world's food. it goes to dozens of the most vulnerable countries.- vulnerable countries. despite india's best _ vulnerable countries. despite india's best efforts _ vulnerable countries. despite india's best efforts to - vulnerable countries. despite india's best efforts to frame l vulnerable countries. despite i india's best efforts to frame the 620 india's best efforts to frame the g20 conversations round issues that affect the

samira hussain, bbc news, delhi.ement this evening in honour ofjoe biden, but the two man, joe biden and narendra modi, have already met for their meeting this afternoon, a relationship which is becoming a lot closer. you might remember prime minister modi was in washington back injune, invited to the us and given a full state honours on that trip, and i guess that's part of returning the favour this evening. but there's a lot of discussion around the draught text of the communique, particularly how it pertains to ukraine. the language that's in the communique at the moment is not suitable for europe. i sat down with european council president charles michel, and asked whether progress could be made, despite the absence of the chinese and russian presidents. mr president, can i take you back to the summit in bali last year? there was an awful tussle over the language in the final communique. i imagine that what landed in the communique at the end was seen as a success. does that tell us something about what we're lik

our south asia correspondent samira hussain is in delhi. good morning to you, samira. with thunderous applause. remember, india has really been trying to champion issues that matter to the developing world in the global south so to bring the african union into this global group is quite an achievement. now, what else is happening in the building where talks arejust behind happening in the building where talks are just behind me? happening in the building where talks arejust behind me? we certainly know that they are going to be discussing the war in ukraine, although they will be talking about issues like poverty and food security and climate change. ukraine will likely dominate, though, as world leaders try to come together with some kind of common consensus or common wording for a statement. now, where is prime minister rishi sunak in all of this? he will be having his bilateral chat or his sidelined chat with prime minister modi at lunchtime and i think we can pretty much guarantee that the free trade deal between the two countries will be top of the agenda.— will b