damini sharma, i want to play this clip i sharma, i want to play this clip from rishi sunak, his responsence a new ten year rebuilding programme for 500 schools. that's about _ programme for 500 schools. that's about 50 _ programme for 500 schools. that's about 50 schools a year that will be refurbished or rebuilt and if you look— refurbished or rebuilt and if you look at — refurbished or rebuilt and if you look at what we've been doing over the previous decade, that's completely in line with what we've always _ completely in line with what we've always done, about 50 schools a year refurbished _ always done, about 50 schools a year refurbished or rebuilt. that's what i announced as chancellor in my first spending review. he i announced as chancellor in my first spending review.— i announced as chancellor in my first spending review. he is trying to ut out first spending review. he is trying to put out the _ first spending review. he is trying to put out the flames _ first spending review. he is trying to put out the flames of - first spending review. he is trying to put out the flames of

sharma's one shot clear of a group including englishmen ross fisher and jordan smith.pion tyson fury and former ufc champ francis ngannou have been promoting their fight next month in saudi arabia. ngannou says he's been waiting to meet fury in the ring for three years. they'll fight under boxing rules on october 28th in riyadh. the pair squared up to each other at a news conference in london. jellinek and we trained six weeks for deer hunting wild and i'm doing 12 weeks or francis ngannou. and i need to be on my a game and it's more than a boxing fight if i lose to a number one contender another champion, i lost to a champion, whatever, but if i leads to an mma fighter, i'll never be able to show my face in public you be ridiculing people are going to throw it at me forever. there's a lot riding on this. —— deontay wilder. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.uk/sport. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre, goodbye. hello there. temperatures have been creeping up day—by—day and on thurs

he says — sir alok sharma — there is consternation at the united nations after your speech, with peopledo the same." well, i was just at the g20 in india, talking with leaders from around the world, and at that summit i made a commitment to the green climate fund — a $2 billion commitment to help the world's poorest countries transition to climate change. single biggest commitment that our country's ever made, warmly welcomed by leaders across the globe. help us helping them make that vital transition. and, again, you talk about the un and other countries. look, here are the facts — because, again, lots of people want to deal with emotion in this debate — but here are the facts. we've decarbonised faster than many other major economy thus far. because the coal mines were closed. no, because there's lots of different things. we've developed offshore wind. and that's a good thing, that we've got coal out of our power system — that's not a bad thing — we've done that faster than other countries. but here are the facts. 2030, everyone's had to set a target for what they'll do

sharma's one shot clear of a group including englishmen ross fisher and jordan smith.ury and former ufc champ francis ngannou have been promoting their fight next month in saudi arabia. ngannou says he's been waiting to meet fury in the ring for three years. they'll fight under boxing rules on october 28th in riyadh. the pair squared up to each other at a news conference in london. let's not forget only trade six weeks. i'm doing 12 weeks for frances anggadi i need to be on my because there is more on the line now that a boxing fight. if i lose number one contender, he lost to a champion, whatever, but if i lose to eliminate kite on the be able to show my face in public. the building ridicule, people which i could at me forever so there is more writing on this and there has before.— is more writing on this and there has before. that's all there has before. that's all the time — there has before. that's all the time we _ there has before. that's all the time we have. - you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website — that's bbc.co.u

but also you worked with alok sharma when he was president of cop26, the big climate change conferenceglasgow. so i'm sure you've got lots of thoughts about net—zero as well. well, i mean... pause them because actually, the breaking news we got this afternoon, which everyjournalist went, "ooh!", when they got it, was that rupert murdoch is stepping down as chairman of his many companies that run his newspapers and tv channels. and we can chat about it now because we're joined by a former employee of rupert murdoch. it's kelvin mackenzie, who is editor of the sun. hi, kelvin. yeah. and fired by rupert and he invested in my businesses. so i've had 40 up and down years with him. yeah, you can say that again. did you think there was ever going to be a day where he'd kind of resign willingly and kind of quietly and orderly? or did you think maybe it would end in a more kind of dramatic way? or maybe even he'd, like some fictional characters, die in thejob? i thought that was more likely. he did say to me on a number of occasions, "they'll have to carry me out with my boots on." and clearly,

our correspondent ring june sharma had an opportunity to ask a question of both the anticipated future of the african union within the group of 20. wal lee dogs will be job board for the next 2 days. now i've been given to understand that problem and if somebody's a movie will be holding over 15 bottles to be tomorrow on the osco. today, late in the evening, around 745 most time with us president joe biden. but today on the r c r app, the g 20. when you we had a pre summit press briefing by and an official raft and thoughts the g 20 short saw the engine. sure, i saw spoke about how do denny declaration is almost ready and it will be submitted to the dog. he also says, now it's on to them whether to sign it or not. why did he say that? because the sticking points, houses in ukraine, knowledge west coast within suspend, about talking about ukraine, putting the focus on ukraine. what india is wanted to keep the eastern, not flood zone, normal south, for example, and to people mobile cells. remember, india is initiated over including the african union driving the standard and the movie has

rockefeller international chairman rashir sharma.round the pessimism in china, which has been backed up by the data? >> exactly. it's getting a bit more difficult to stay that way, quite frankly, because some of us have been in china for quite a while, had the conversation for the last few years. at that point in time there was a lot of pushback. even a couple years ago a lot of money on wall street was besotted by chinese and was fully invested in there. things have changed dramatically in the last few months. and now i get a feeling lots of people who are bearish and you read the front pages of all the newspapers these days, so much bearish takes on china. and the question i ask, if it's in the news, is it in the price? i think it's getting more difficult to remain bearish on china when everyone is so bearish, and yet there is the probability that there's one last leg down remaining like we were in america in august of 2008 just before you got a final flushing out. it's a very difficult and tricky call to make at this point in time

as i said, alok sharma there, and people reading west, posting on social media on x, formerly known asext general election —— mp for reading west. satellite images show that sea ice around antarctica this winter shrank to its lowest level since records began. the reduction, byjust over a million square kilometres, equates to an area the size of egypt easily beating the previous record low in 1986. scientists say the sea ice never fully recovered from its record summer shrinkage. the loss of pack ice directly affects breeding penguins and other animals, but it doesn't raise ocean levels because it is already formed of sea water. earlier, i spoke to climate ice scientist robbie mallett. he told me why cic is so critical to sustaining life in antarctica. —— cic. sea ice is really the linchpin of so many systems in antarctica. the ecology is one really big thing, so a lot of birds like penguins depend on it, but also microorganisms like phytoplankton and krill that sustain the whole food web above them. they really rely on the light being blocked out actually by the sea ice in the summer a

all right, let's bring in our correspond runjun sharma, richard. what's the at mister like on the 2nd day of the summit of the of the atmosphere here. 5 really is like the summit is almost silver because the big now. yeah, of course one you did and the 2nd one of the, the consensus was the, the on the one with the down. the street address is the top is on t r as a brand new is do you need the last of the possible on the one? uh and of course, as far as the uh, specimens, he always had a focus on 2 times now with the in bed, but that's how the summit stopped to stop in to somebody to see him in the house. not as a jazz member going to be the highlight of india is she 20 residency also as far as that the declaration is concerned today, joining us, we're hoping that's the least nice. we'd be discussing where the joint communicate would be coming for not lots. well, again, driving us in that range of movie yesterday on the one around 4 pm local time made that announcement that there is for the consensus on the daily declaration of cause this some sort

our correspondent room june sharma had an opportunity to ask a question about the anticipated future of the african union. within the group of 20 illegals will be job board for the next 2 days. now i've been given to understand that. so i'm going to send the movie, will be holding over 15 vol apples to be tomorrow at the hospital today, late in the evening, around 745, mostly time with us president joe biden. but today on the r c. r app that you 20 when you we had a free summit press briefing by and an official rev inside the g. 20 sure saw the engine sure i saw spoke about how do denny declaration is almost ready and it will be submitted to the dog. he also says, now it's on to them whether to sign it or not. why did he say that? because a sticking point has been ukraine. knowledge west coast within suspend? about talking about can ukraine putting the focus on ukraine was india is wanted to keep the eastern party naturalism normal self for example, and to people mobile cells. remember, india is initiated, including the african union, prime minister in the movie has reached out to th

and to discuss the situation further, let's go live to our to corresponded room june sharma. good morning, rudy. so this is the 1st time is we mention that western media and n g o is have a ques, the a dining room, a financial misdeeds. what are the latest allegations, the correct now the 1st time and india is a donnie rule, has basically now of time on the fresh control the sea off to the news report. all that said that each used uh, used basically uh, funds. these are a big funds for stuff when you, when nations this particular news report was published by organized crime and corruption reporting project. but the dining room has the vision. it has dismiss all of these reports and basically it has claims that this is the nation, the report published by them, and also another attend by george soros is funded interest to revise the hindenberg report. what categorical or reject these recycled allegations. these news reports appear to be yet another concert to beat by source funded interest supported by a section of the for and media to revise the merit list hindenburg report. i

the hosts aren't taking any chances, with two of their key men, virat kohli and rohit sharma, both to, so i've been running around this afternoon and hoped up tomorrow. i'm gonna play all three games. he won't play tomorrow but he'll hopefully be back on later in the series, same with maxwell. but yeah, we'll try and strike up the balance between getting plenty of game time into everyone, but also we've got an eye to the world cup in a couple weeks. i think people like those two specifically, you know, from our perspective it's really important that we get them to that first — important that we get them to that first game of the world cup physically and mentally in the space that they want to be in. the men's game has been dominated over the last couple of years by the involvement of liv golf — one of the more high—profile attempts made by saudi arabia to claim a stake in global sport. mohammed bin salman is the country's crown prince, and he's said he doesn't care about accustaions of "sportswashing". it's notjust golf — the kingdom has staged boxing events like the world heavyweight

a good correspondence sharma picks up the story from here, the internet that was lifted from the northeastern state of money for off till 5 months. and as soon as the bank was lifted, what we saw was shown was 2 minus 217 year old students that went wider or the internet they were 1st kidnapped. and then queues surely hawk became chose that pledge to an agent out trying to save the money for we saw students for these youngsters seeking out riley's for testing against the state government and the central government and why and the authorities to dispose of the clause the result is due to a gas shillings which led to most students being injured. now, it's been nearly 5 months, more than 150 people in georgia or 50000 people displeased. yet money port is still burning. and which is why when the chief spent a sort of money for sees that nobody will be bad, many are starting to believe that these are false assurances, and it's just live service because despite 5 months gone, everything is not well a month for wireless is adopting every, all the data students youngsters. now these picked up simply

sharma's one shot clear of a group including englishmen ross fisher and jordan smith. me, marc edwards, and the rest of the team, bye—bye. hello. we've waited until september for it, but provisionally, today has been the warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures getting quite close to 33 celsius. it continues a long run of hot days, in fact, the longest run of september days with temperatures above 30 degrees on record. and it looks set to continue at least for another couple of days. but there were exceptions. this was edinburgh earlier on this afternoon with a lot of cloud overhead and we will continue to see a fair amount of cloud and indeed some mist and murk across eastern scotland and eastern england overnight. we have seen some quite sharp showers and thunderstorms today across parts of northern ireland. those will continue to ease. so as we start friday morning, it's going to be warm again, 13 to 17 degrees. and we will have some of this mist and murk and low cloud feeding across eastern and central parts of scotland, down the east coast of england, but

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live now to coventry with damini sharma, ceo 0m group.wer, she wonders if a freedom of information request should be sent with a question on multistorey car parks and over passes. people are concerned that raac might have been used notjust in school buildings but other buildings they are using day—to—day. i but other buildings they are using day-to-day-_ but other buildings they are using day-to-day. but other buildings they are using da -to-da . ., ., , �*, ., day-to-day. i mean, of course it's a concern and — day-to-day. i mean, of course it's a concern and until— day-to-day. i mean, of course it's a concern and until we've _ day-to-day. i mean, of course it's a concern and until we've had - day-to-day. i mean, of course it's a concern and until we've had a - day-to-day. i mean, of course it's a concern and until we've had a full i concern and until we've had a full assessment of all of these buildings, until we've had the time taken and as one of the other panellists mentioned as well, there is a massive shortage in the industry of the

but the point is that some americans have been left behind, including john should sharma and iranian american, german journalist and dissident who was abducted from july and 2020. and who has a death sentence against him. so there are still some people who have been left behind and the release of the unfrozen assets and the amount of $6000000000.00 comes at a time that we're the, as long as the public is incredibly weak. this is also being done just 2 days after the one year mark of the tragic killing of messaging. i mean e, who was arrested by runs were all the police simply for showing a few strands of hair. so to e, ronnie ends and you'll see this, you know, out pouring on social media, they are very dismayed by this. they view this as something that involves america's interests. but definitely not iranians who are struggling for freedom and democracy . so does this leave to nationals living and around are visiting around in the more exposed and more dangerous position? i think the bottom line is that people should seriously consider any travel plans before going there. if they ha

they were all she's mentioned. sharma has the details to this and a handful of the 5. why is this is ebony vortex in the southern states? caroline? india and contact spacing as we speak of ice in june. one is on hold of me, the wires spread is essentially food that or that, that are the reason why all these particular wireless or infection and what the indian council of medical research, which is the i c, m r, c's, you, that policy should be. why did they believe that contaminated food? all the calls of transmission of the wire is from an move to you know, need not wire is the 1st week ever was in 1998. this is in malaysia, which is 400 feet tall. and since then, it has spreads to a single for all of these, and this is a full week of the fall wire is in india y who the cause of concern because i see a more sees that the more challenge see in this infection is around 40 to 75 percent. compare that to go with 19 which is 2 to 3 percent and which is why it's a be cause of worry another cause of worry. so the government is that there is no themes, all the wires and which i

confirmed with the african union and welcomed into the block as a full, permanent member. artesia engine sharma brings us the data they to the g 20 summit in india. it's raining in new delhi as lita is a gathering. and raj god which is a memo really dedicated to my hot small guntee after which we're going to see another session. the 3rd session for one future, remember, india is presidencies theme, that's one of one family and one future. and the sessions are categorized into those. what's really the big data we from the g 20 summit on during the us presidency, has been the bush for the bill. boost salad and the inclusion else that can union the african union joining the table's not as a n y t, not as a guest, but as a full member of this club over g 20 bill, the app is going to be the real a mock, the real the after with, so we knew or as we'll go back home to dave, also the daily declaration that has been a big success. remember there's a, there's been a lot of suspense around that. and that suspense was expected to the last minute. will there be a join to communicate with their northville jo

that's prost live now to our teeth . corresponding runjun sharma wrench in hello, direct language to put it mildly being used here. we tough for us who was killed on what's happening in the border area as it stands of the union. why we hear the chief minnesota of the see to all see that nobody will be said, but many are starting to paint the visa just a shot and says, look what is happening in the northeast and saved in their money for nearly 5 months or once to see people that all 50000 people have been displaced, and yet we are seeing fresh balance of balance that is locked in the state of money for recently, what happened was that after 54 months, they seemed to next. ben was lifted in the state of money, and as soon as the band was lifted, we saw both pictures of the 2 mine, those 2 students. they are both 17, the other ones that fig charles ward sales related online, the workforce kidnapped and then 2. and this led to an outrage among students amongst the youth and the recently health hundreds of students. they held a full test as a what happened to what the authorities did was

but the former cabinet minister, sir alok sharma, seen here with the king and mr.ak, is among those who worry it will cost votes and international influence. some opposition politicians think mr sunak is misreading the public mood. we know investment in the green economy is good forjobs, it's good for our environment and it's good for the economy. so basically he seems to be doing this simply to to draw some political dividing lines with labour. that isjust so reckless. car makers have said they're concerned about the suggestion that the ban on new petrol and diesel cars could be moved back from 2030. in a statement, ford said... the view of the industry is we're on track for the ending fossil fuel vehicles. it's not for turning back and the uk should be leading it both it's expected that labour will recommit to the 2030 date if the government announces it's delaying it. government has been signing off hundreds of millions of pounds of taxpayer subsidies to help businesses get ready for these long held changes. and now rishi sunak is you turning via leaks and midni

, the go on to alok sharma, the conservative, he said .aid. a couple of years ago, the offshore wind sector is a major british success story, providing cheap green electricity while supporting thousands of good quality jobs. and let's finish off with the great green convert himself, boris johnson, who said, i tell every body who thinks hydrocarbons are the only answer and that we should get fracking and all that , that fracking and all that, that offshore wind is now the cheapest form of electricity in this country. there you are . this country. there you are. well, clive moffatt, former government adviser on energy security and hotfoot from a parliamentary committee today on this very subject, joins me . so this very subject, joins me. so if all the politicians are telling us that wind energy is cheap, that must be right, mustn't it ? mustn't it? >> i'm afraid not. no. if it was cheap, nigel, then the developers would have bid into the auction and we wouldn't have had the very low bid on offshore wind. >> this was the auction last week, w

, the go on to alok sharma, the conservative, he said .d. a couple of years ago, the offshore wind sector is a major british success story, providing cheap green electricity while supporting thousands of good quality jobs. and let's finish off with the great green convert himself, boris johnson, who said, i tell every body who thinks hydrocarbons are the only answer and that we should get fracking and all that , that fracking and all that, that offshore wind is now the cheapest form of electricity in this country. there you are . this country. there you are. well, clive moffatt, former government adviser on energy security and hotfoot from a parliamentary committee today on this very subject, joins me . so this very subject, joins me. so if all the politicians are telling us that wind energy is cheap, that must be right, mustn't it ? mustn't it? >> i'm afraid not. no. if it was cheap, nigel, then the developers would have bid into the auction and we wouldn't have had the very low bid on offshore wind. >> this was the auction last week, was

there are these ones and sharma has the details to this and a handful of default wires. this is ebony voltage in the southern states, caroline, india, and contact ceasing as the c device in june. one is on hold of me, the wires red is essentially food that or that, that are the reason why all these particular wireless or infection and what the indian council of medical research, which is the i c, m, r. c's, use that pop eaten sold some. what should be, why did they believe that contaminated foods, all the calls of transmission of the wire is from i moved to you know, need the wire is the 1st algebraic ever was in 1998. this is in malaysia, which is 400 feet tall. and since then, it has stretched to single for a long while these, and this is a full all week. the fall wires in india, y who the cause of concern. because i see a more sees that the more challenge see in this infection is around 40 to 75 percent. compare that to go with 19, which is 2 to 3 percent. and which is why it's a be cause of worry. and another cause of worry for the government is that there is a new s

or these ones and sharma has the details, the students and a handful of the buyers. this is ebony voltage to the southern see to caroline india and contact cc. as the c device in june, 1 is on hold of me the wires spread. it's essentially or that that these particular wires or a section in was the indian council of medical research, which is the i c, m, r. c's, use that policy to should be. why do they believe that contaminated foods? all the calls of transmission of the wire is from move to, you know, need the wires the 1st week ever was in 1998. this was in malaysia, which used a 100 feet tall and since then it has stretched to single for long while these and this is a full all complete. the fall wire is in india y who the cause of concern. because i see a more sees that the more challenge see in this infection is around 40 to 75 percent. compare that to go with 19, which is 2 to 3 percent, which is why it's a b causes. why another cause of worry. so the government is that there is new themes, wires, which is why we see really a result to a c major such as t o 's,

although the twisting tons of the story, his all teeth origin sharma. and so canada has accuse the indian government of involvement in keeping the canadian sea separate to see the heart deep signature. over the past number of weeks, canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents of the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen. hard to sing nature, canada become a water bed or called a sony separatism. it's basically lucy, community, c groups there, austin, for demanding for testing, for india and for job to be a separate stage. basically asking for to seek homeland cause call us on the issues somewhat dead in india. but it's been kept to live in the policy because of canada simply because the community is a major water back for them. no need. you are basically all he's wanted in india and he was gone down in canada on 18th of june to those seeing that these countries, national security officials have reasons to believe that indian agents of war behind the ceiling of hardly

news that rishi sunak is considering weakening key green policies, we have had news from sir alok sharmaformer president of cop26, warning that this could cost the conservative party votes. he told bbc radio 4... i think it would be extremely damaging if the political consensus that we forged in our country on the environment and climate action is fractured. he said... franklyi and climate action is fractured. he said... frankly i really don't believe that it is going to help any political party electorally which chooses to go down this path. i'm sure we will have plenty more reaction to that story and we will bring it to you. azerbaijan says it will continue its military assault on nagorno—karabakh until armenian separatists there surrender. officials in the disputed territory say 25 people have been killed and more than 80 injured since fighting broke out early on tuesday. azerbaijani forces have launched artillery, missile and drone attacks in the breakaway enclave which is recognised internationally as part of azerbaijan. let's get more on this with our correspondent in tbilisi, rayh

the summit agenda are correspond that runs and sharma had an opportunity to ask a question about the anticipated feature of the african union was in the group of 20. how would you say the response was the negotiations a going for the inclusion of african union into the blog with regard to the african union shape? also, it has already said that the prime minister wrote a letter only countries, the jew 20 proposing that african union being to read it as a full member of the g 20. we expect that the summit proceeding starting tomorrow morning, would take a suitable decision on the as before, the g 20 summit has even begun. the eu has insisted that the prepared joint st statements simply won't do as it's locking in his condemnation of russia's role in the ukraine. the conflict ortiz, marina coast, raven reports that you 20 has always been seen as the main platform for the world's political heavy weights. to tackle pressing issues affect the global economy to find ways to help those in need to become stronger, the world is dealing with sore and inflation rising. that climate change energy

bobby also seemed to confirm to him for a foot on a possible official change his odd seasons and sharma with more. it definitely is a significant development in that sense, but i will read too much into with as all the speculated reports around each. now look at the speculations started off towards that was an invitation to g to indeed the note invitation which went out from the president's house. strong president moved to all the heads of seats of the g. 20 golf, also minister of as well as chief men of cells in india. now, as far as the protocol goes, well, we've seen in the previous invitations as well. it goes with a letterhead that saves the public of india, but instead this time it has gone as president to all part of the, instead of presidential republic over india. and therefore, all of these speculations that started nope, dining. this is also interesting and i'll tell you why no opposition thought he's in india house formed on a lines called india, the lines. they are just getting their act together. there's a cam pm that they're starting to memory and just do for general acti

sir alok sharma says he will not stand at the next general election.ns cop26 president said it wasn't an easy decision, but that he will continue to support his conservative colleagues and champion causes such as climate action. a top paediatrician has told the bbc that the public health message that vapes are 95% safer than smoking has backfired, encouraging some children to vape. dr mike mckean says it must be made clear that children should not be vaping and that it could be bad for them. thousands of teenagers are using vapes every day. david walliams is suing the company that makes itv�*s britain's got talent. the high court case against freemantlemedia follows his exit as a judge. the action is listed as dealing with data protection. the firm declined to comment. walliams, who was a judge between 2012 and 2022, admitted last year to making "disrespectful comments" about two contestants in what he said were private you're live with bbc news. ukraine is seeking to establish whether a senior russian naval commander was killed in an attack on crimea

yes, my microphone is not working to engine sharma in your correspondence for audio show today my questions for mr. con. how would you say the response throughout the negotiations are going for the inclusion of african union into the block? also, how do you think really mentor? so it's a good one question. sorry, just on the line. yes. all right, good afternoon. everyone. this is auto planet, is that a jeep of news or by you this a jeep and the presidency is also about india solutions for the biggest challenges, the divided phases of faces today. what are the pre big or they could be that you expect from the, the summit? most specific questions, but anyway, i'm behind. that would be good. so this is better if i type problems in use. and my question is to shape off um its up dungee. so it has been gone pushing for the mtv is like, my did it to the bank default and offer the finance of the joint joint finance. and i think one more question. yeah. yeah. yeah, please. so no ma'am, other in the news isn't simple. it all right? you have to feel better that you don't, don't go to the floor. you ha

for our to correspond origin sharma picks up the story from there into the lift stage, from the northeastern state of money for off till 5 months. and as soon as the bank was lifted, well we saw was big. chill was 2 minus 217 year old students that went wider old or the internet. they will 1st give not. and then cues truly hawk became chose that led to an agent out trying to save money for we saw student bodies, young. so speaking of wiley's for testing against the state government, i'm the central government. and while the authorities to dispose of the clouds, they resorted to tea. a gas shelley, which loves to most students being injured. now it's been nearly 5 months more than 150 people enjoyed over 50000 people displeased. yet money port is still born in, which is why when the chief meant a sort of money for, sees that nobody will be bad. many are starting to believe that these are false assurances and it's just me. so is because despite 5 months gone, everything is not well a month for a while and is adopting every all the students youngsters. now they've picked up simply because they

let's cross live now to or a corresponded runjun sharma in the indian capital high their engine. so world leaders receive that invitation to a state dinner hosted by the quote president of bob rod. had a significant may that turn out to be of the it definitely is a significant the development in that sense, but i wouldn't reach too much into with as all the speculated reports around each now. nope, the speculation started off towards that was an invitation to g to indeed the note invitation, which went out from adult president. how strong president moved to all the heads of states of the g. 20 golf also minnes cells, as well as chief men of cells in india. now, as far as the protocol goes, well, we've seen in the previous invitations as well. it goes with a letterhead that saves the public of india, but instead this time it has gone as president to all part of the, instead of presidential republic over india. and therefore, all of these speculations have started another dining hall. this is also interesting and i'll tell you why no opposition saw these in india have formed an all

our teeth ranging sharma can take us through the timeline of defense. so canada has accused the indian government of involvement in keeping the canadian c separate to see the hard div signature. these are all of use no tools, no evidence. over the past number of weeks, canadian security agencies have been actively pursuing credible allegations of a potential link between agents. so the government of india and the killing of a canadian citizen har dave sing, major canada to come on, go to bed or call the sony separatism. it's basically the see community c groups that are seen for demanding for testing, for indian, for job to be a separate stage. basically asking for to seek homeland or call us on the issue. someone said in india, but it didn't get to live in the policy because of counted up simply because the community is a major, was backs for them. no need. you are basically all he's wanted in india and he was gone down in canada on 18th of june. toodle, seeing that his country is national security of versus of reasons to believe that indian agents of

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i'll tease ones and sharma has the details to this in a handful of me by wires. this is a been voltage, some of the southern see to get a line, india and contact ceasing as the piece of ice in june. twan is on the wires spread. it's essentially that these particular wireless section in the indian council of medical research, which is the i, c, m, r c. that should be. why do they believe that contaminated? all the calls of transmission of the wires from an moved to, you know, need not wires the 1st week ever was in 1998. this is in malaysia, which is a 100 feet tall. and since then it has stretched to single for a long while. these and this is all complete, the fall wire is in india y who the cause of concern because i see a more see that the more challenge see in this infection is around 40 to 75 percent. compare that to go with 19, which is 2 to 3 percent, which is why to be called the white. and i know that there is a new seen by wires and which is really a result to a c major such as t o your colleges, e d, on to the wireless ease in a console. and the team ha

yes or engine sharma on another of my colleagues. jessica taylor earlier spoke with a public guest on indian, a furniture broke down at one is behind the spot on where it could lead. i don't find it surprising actually. you know, if you've been tracking what's happening with between canada and india, canadian authorities off of the ministry of foreign affairs has for some months, been talking that in the fall and they've been living that india is interfering. and it's internal affairs, mainly native simple affairs. i need name in be along with china. what i don't find, but in most of blazing is actually when to to say is that it was said, i think it's a cool all the for the administer that we have. or i have default also to president biden. and brian list of issues, so not about this michael, but the trouble is that the indian dies. what i is do, why do, between the seat community and the can do and all the communities, christians and muslims in canada. and because the, because number or the whole organized groups are the see which o

it's a great privilege and a great on we will speak to you soon and hopefully are enjoying sharma in the very near future. but for the meantime, back to our regularly scheduled program now with cg, t and presenter cho you on lee joining us here or nazi international. a great to see you. thank you so much for coming on the program today. between 20 some of this is officially kicking off in new delhi today. however, we have some other things we also want to discuss because basically we know that the main agenda is about a guess of mutual respect, mutually beneficial trade, also peace and prosperity. well, what do you think of going to be the main angles right now that i have one's going to be focusing on all this out today as well. thank you for having me, rory. well, g 20 is supposed to be a platform. more mechanism for global problem solving. so at this summit, countries are expected to come in a constructive way on multi lateral develop bins, climate banking reform, debt relief, technology is set aside the deal political questions and really focused on problem solving and delivering

the toss had taken place with india captain rohit sharma opting to bat first, before the rain arrivedan squad. their second and final warm—up is against bangladesh on monday, before they start their title defence against new zealand on thursday. back in 2021, frank rothwell became the oldest person to complete the solo cross the atlantic rowing challenge. he was 70. now, despite having major open heart surgery and taking over a football club, he's going to do it again as he aims to smash his own record and raise another million pounds towards finding a cure for alzheimer's. his boat is now on its way to the canaries for the start in december and mike bushell went to see him in training. ready to make waves again, the 73—year—old who is always in fine voice. # i'm the kind of guy who will never settle down #. as he was back in february 2021, after spending months at sea rowing alone nonstop across the atlantic. and dealing with the worst the ocean could throw at him, making history and raising £1.1 million for alzheimer's research. since then, he survived a life—saving open heart surge

and of course our correspondent, the engine sharma, union straight to of the warranty. i didn't think i'd be saying this, but hello from a slightly rainy to daily. and it is great to see because it has been very hot and humid the last few days. but yes indeed, the g 20 the 1st ever g 20 summit to be held inside. the agent in india has kicked off. all the news lines will be bringing them to you throughout the day. because just to the right of my, of myself here, there is a, the summit venue itself, about 10 kilometers away. we're here in the rooftop. we're very lucky because we think delving into a number of very special gas to get their take on the novices of what is going on today i. we will be speaking to a guest in just a moment, but there is much discussion today. one of the main use lines which has emerged is whether the african union will join the group of 20. the group of 20, just the point i 19 leading economies plus the european union. now african states helping say not just africa at rusher for some time. india, that representation in africa is, will fully low

but the farmer cabinet minister alec sharma seen with the king and rishi sunak is a person who worries it will because modes in international influence. some opposition politicians think rishi sunak is misreading the public mood. we know investment in the green economy is good forjobs in the environment and it's good the economy. so basically he seems to be doing this simply to draw some political dividing lines with the labour party, which is so reckless. car—makers have said they are concerned about the suggestion that the ban on new petrol and diesel cars could be moved back from 2030. in a statement, ford said, our business needs three things from the uk government, ambition, commitment and consistency. the view of the industry is we are on track for ending fossil fuel vehicles stop it's not for turning back in the uk should be leading it both as a market and manufacturer. it is expected that labour will recommit to the 2030 date if the government announces it is delaying it. government has been signing up hundreds of millions of pounds of taxpayer subsidies to help businesses get