deborah haynes is sky news defence and security editor.ertson is international diplomatic editor at cnn, we have a freelance journalist and so too is olga tokarczuk. and francis scarr is here from bbc monitoring. welcome to you all and thank you so much for coming on the media show. olga, if we just start with you, where are you and what is the atmosphere like in ukraine today? you've been tweeting about our prime minister, boris johnson's visit to kyiv. i know that. yeah, well, hi, everyone. and thank you for having me on this show. i'm currently in western ukraine in the town of chertsey. and i apologise for the background because i'm speaking to you from a basement because we've had already four raid alerts today. and since i'm working from home, ijust decided to stay in the basement for the show so that, you know, i don't get interrupted by another air raid alert. radio viewers won't see that, but our tv viewers will. so thank you for explaining that. it's a it's a gray background, but at least you're safe. yeah. you know, everyone exp

sky news, kabul. >> that was stewart ramsey of sky news.mer cia director general david petraeus. he was commander of nato and u.s. forces in afghanistan. he was also in charge of u.s. central command during the iraq war. thank you very much. you spent 20 years in afghanistan. we spent an unfathomable amount of money. 200,000 or so lives lost, most in afghanistan. cascading effects to the region. damage to our reputation abroad. when you look back at that whole episode, were there moments that you can see that things could have been done differently? or was it a mistake to go there in the first place? >> i don't think it was a mistake to go there in the first place. i think we had to go there given that the 95th attacks were there and they refused to expel them from their soil. we had to topple the regime to ensure we could eliminate that sanctuary. and then frankly having toppled the government, we owned that country and we needed to ensure over time that there were sufficient authorities, institutions, forces and so forth, that we could gr

sky news reports the country's largest children's hospital there is overwhelmed. ors say they can't keep rabies in kids who have treatable bases aliv first, a look at the taliban today from oure sister network, isy news, re they g don't have a medication or equipment, and girls who would be in seventh to 12th grade are banned from attending school. we have two reports tonight, one on the afghans who were able to make it to america, but first a look at the taliban today from our sister network sky news and their chief correspondent, stuart ramsey reporting from kabul. >> reporter: a year ago they said they couldn't believe they took kabul so easily. they celebrated then and they still are. on a now public holiday, the taliban took to the streets in their famous pickup trucks, and of course now in their captured cars. to this conquering army, nato's greatest failure was never in doubt. they say they always knew. >> these convoys have been going on continuously. you can see they're all still fully armed. i think the message from the taliban to the outside world is we

say, no comment, and the prime minister of estonia, on the air of the british television channel sky newsed all russian tourists a threat to the country's security. this is the same kaia kallas who does not get tired of repeating that for a trip to europe, as well as to the baltic states, not only rights are needed, but the privileges of the baltic states are being prepared for such a springboard to put pressure on russia, this is implied and the queue for cleaning from this convoy is conditional. yes, that is, from the fifth column from the point of view of the baltic elites. this implies a complete purge of all disloyal elements. inside the country, this is where such a policy towards the russian-speaking population comes from. as a matter of fact, the dismantling of monuments and everything else needs a territory, and which will act as a military foothold, but a serotonic alliance is it possible that on the site of the monument to the liberators of riga, for which 200,000 red army soldiers were given in their lives, now there will be nato equipment , the latvian authorities are hiding

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local coverage now from sky news. and their reporterp, allister bunkle, in odessa, ukraine. >>> the fate of the region nuclear power plant is becoming increasingly urgent. this video, posted on social media today, appears to show russian military vehicles inside the plant. the u.s. government accuses russia of using it as a nuclear shield. a full-on reactor explosion is said to be unlikely. but a radiation leak could happen if the fighting continues around it. russia, which occupies the plant, has reportedly told workers not to go to the site tomorrow and delivered this ominous warning. >> on august 19, kyiv's rescream is proping provocation of the power plant, during visit to ukraine. as a result of which, russia will be accused of creating a man made catastrophe at this power plant. >> the zaporizhzhia power plant is currently at the center of the southern front lines. ukraine blames russia for recent attacks on the power plant, and wants the site to become a demilitarized zone. the u.n. secretary general supports t

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of defense of slovakia did not say about the number of such fighters earlier in an interview with sky newspromised to transfer to ukraine on may 11, 2029 , the czech republic and poland undertook to protect the airspace of slovakia for a certain period of time, if necessary. another caravan with grain and sports left the black sea. the sunflower went to takerdag, they informed the ministry of infrastructure of ukraine, at the same time, the ministry of defense of turkey wrote on twitter about ukraine, several ships will leave for the purchase of a new batch of ukrainian grain, and to the italian the first ship with corn and soybeans has already arrived in ravenna. you were informed about this by the zs of italy, the port, the cargo will be checked first of all for radioactive contamination, if no violations are detected, the grain will be immediately transported by a local enterprise. ukrainian grain was blocked in sea ports at the beginning of the war, the first ship loaded with corn left odesa on august 1, in general, at the beginning of august, ukrainian the black sea ports left 16 ship

the carnival, one person died from a non-living wound, several more were injured, according to the sky newsof the british capital are now watching records of celebrations and conducting searches in the homes of suspects, i will add that this is a traditional the three-day carnival in london is being held for the first time since the start of the pandemic, only the day before it gathered more than a million people. a million english families will find themselves below the poverty line this autumn. these are the official forecasts of the insurance company legal engineal. but even the threat of a deep crisis can not force the west to abandon the sanctions . informal meetings will be held in prague today. the heads of the defense and foreign ministries of the eu countries will discuss new anti-russian restrictions emil mersaev will tell in more detail, if until recently the british politicians predicted poverty in the coming winter, literally this morning economists announced specific, at the same time, appalling figures against the backdrop of the energy crisis, the financial stability of hous

i think the way it was done last night on the sky news programme, i preferred to the earlier debates,ealise that when it is over we will all have to come together again and i hope that the winner will hold a big tent that shows the conservative party can represent a range of views. we have always managed to avoid external coalitions when we have maintained an internal coalition and because i believe he is best to achieve that, that is why i have been backing rishi sunak. as]!!! i have been backing rishi sunak. all right. liam fox, for now we will let you go. we will talk on the 5th of september, if not perhaps before. before i imagine, yes. liam september, if not perhaps before. before i imagine, yes.— before i imagine, yes. liam fox, thank you- _ we are going to return now to talk about the hosepipe ban because that man has just come on to force at 5pm tonight for hampshire. and the isle of wight. before i talk about this i'm just going to bring you a bit more up—to—date on this topic because we'rejust more up—to—date on this topic because we're just hearing that scotland's environme

people on social media said they were outreach when a host of sky news is truly a took a in a direct manner. the ukranian president lobby marizza lindsey issue a corey bernardi, had to say. i think the president, ukraine is not all that is portrayed as by the western media. we are wise to take everything we're told about this conflict with a huge dose of salt. in his report segment called a dose of common sense, the anchor evaluates that human rights violations of zelinski administration over the people of done both. he also demonstrates the president's connection to militants from the tories. as off battalion giving as the lens, he don't quote. in fact, he said they are what they are. are ti talked to independent journalists, dunning lazar who believes some press services are too slow to acknowledge reality . only one narrative is allowed and the, the regimentation is growing. the censorship is growing. people are being banned from, from social media for all kinds of reasons. and the press is still very slow to acknowledge reality. but, you know, contrary reports are beginning to, t

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so 20 meters not to the right, we break the orlan drone in the sky . newned on the target. a few kilometers from here the whole package in 12 seconds. the target is hit. the military personnel turn off the installations for the entire operation no more than 2 minutes of hitting a strong point. there were a lot of accumulations of armored vehicles, and what was interesting in that case was that the projectile. e with a high-explosive warhead hit the tank of artists of the central military districts help the allied forces to develop the offensive along the entire front. alexander katsuba and sergey soldiers to conduct an urgent message at that moment they come to news agency tapes from crimea there was a fire at a transformer substation a video chip is published to local residents on social networks, the head of crimea sergey aksyonov went to the village of maiskoye in the north of the peninsula to clarify all the circumstances, the causes of the incident are being investigated aksyonov wrote in his telegram channel. the head of the region added that he woul

and the prime minister of estonia, on the air of the british tv channel sky news, called all russianthreat to the security of the country, this is the same kaia kallas who does not get tired of repeating that to travel to europe, as well as to the baltic states, not just rights are needed, but privileges are being prepared for such a springboard for putting pressure on russia is implied and the queue for purge from this column is conditional. yes, that is, the fifth column from the point of view of the baltic elites. this implies a complete cleansing of all not loyal, but elements within the country hence such a policy in relation to the russian-speaking population from here. as a matter of fact, the dismantling of monuments and everything else needs a territory, and which will act as a military foothold, and the tactical alliance herring is it really on the site of the monument to the liberators of riga, for which 200,000 red army soldiers were given in their lives, now there will be nato equipment, the latvian authorities are hiding their plans for reorganization victory park, or r

however, the head of the ministry of defense of slovakia did not say earlier in an interview with sky news yaroslav nats promised to hand over 11 mig-29 to ukraine for a certain time, the czech republic and poland pledged to protect the airspace of slovakia if it is another caravan with grain and sports is needed . two more loaded ships left the black sea, the first carrying 12,000 tons of corn, the second of the turkish iskanderun, the second with three thousand tons of sunflower seeds. for the purchase of a new batch of grain, and the first ship with corn and soybeans arrived in the italian port pollution, if violations are not detected, the grain will be transported immediately by a local enterprise. i will remind you that the grain corridor was agreed upon through the mediation of the un and turkey at the end of july in istanbul. it was about the export of millions of tons of ukrainian grain blocked in sea ports at the beginning of the war. the first ship loaded with corn left odesa on august 1. the black sea ports left 16 ships on this i still have the following selection of news less

so we have the sky news, it's really who's calling. oh, it's essentially presidents lensky for ignoring the abuse of ethnic russians by ukranian, nationalists groups. some neo nazi, is this a blip or are western media outlets? are they finally acknowledging? there may be more than one side to this story if you think. yeah, i think there's a, there's some movement there. yes. we had a similar thing here in the us were a new york times columnist, a highly influential columnist. and then thomas l friedman published a peace in which she said that all the something was deeply wrong with the government. i mean, after all, the landscape has, has essentially outlawed 11 opposition parties, but not the parties in the right. only those on the left is fired. the head of the s b u, the, the intelligence agency. and he's also fired his top by anti corruption officer. so it seems that there is some instability at work in the central government and we see other things as well. we see that the, the, the number of draft dodgers is growing. that they're

a new sociological survey conducted by the yougo company commissioned by the british tv channel sky newss to this confidence, according to it, 66% of conservatives are ready to vote for the current head of the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine for her opponent, the former minister of finance in rishi sunak, only 34 thus the gap from them is as much as 32%. i would like to remind you that voting is currently underway among the members of the conservative party in the event of the election of mrs. tras to the position of the head of the british of the government. she promised to continue the policy of boris johnson. well, by the way, today there was also information that mrs. tras is going to call the owner of two bunkers in the ural and altai mountains, vladimir putin, for a conversation, and this should take place during the summit of the leaders of the g20 countries. i will remind you that it is planned for the fall of november of this year and she made such a decision after putin agreed yesterday and this information appeared to go to indonesia , so it will be interesting to wait

laura: that debate was on sky news. ews, 24 hours a day, on air, and on bloomberg quicktake. powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. francine: laura wright in london. the world's largest advertising agency wpp has raised its guidance for the year in a sign of resilient demand for services amid an economic downturn. joining us is the chief economic officer, mark read, what a pleasure to speak. a shame it is not in person. when we look at inflationary pressures, what are the industries cutting down on advertising the most? mark: the amazing thing is so far we have seen pretty resilient demand in markets around the world. our net sales are up 9% in the first half, a little supper in the second quarter perhaps. so far, we're not seeing cuts from clients in advertising spend. we are expecting slightly slower growth in the second half than in the first and it will probably be much more challenging conditions ahead in 2023. francine: but going forward do you think a lot

we saw in the debate on sky news, he can sometimes in the eyes of people prove to be more quick on his feet in debating than ms. truss unless he can start to begin to tell a consistent story about himself and country, he will be in trouble he made comments like yes, i will do something about giving people more money. we're now six weeks into this campaign and only now is he beginning to say this. even then, of course, he is constrained by the fact we can't al allow the public finances condemn inflation. i think this will not help mr. sunak and i don't know, but i hope we will find a bit of gain. even now, mr. sunak in response to what ms. truss' weaknesses is still not telling us the narrative of a policy. >> professor, one other question i'm interested to hear your thoughts on is what extent boris johnson, the current prime minister s a looming figure over this leadership contest and in what way has he helped shape or determined the direction of travel and is being seen to be sympathetic to the prime minister, in this case, it would help you be viewed more favor bring by the tory memb

accommodate refugees from ukraine in their homes, are ready to live with them for no more than six months, sky newsrts, citing opinion polls explains the decline in such a level of hospitality, the economic crisis and, as a result, an increase in costs. well, in germany are migrants themselves. increasingly, they complain about exorbitantly high prices. and in general, the farther, the more clearly there is a mutual disappointment in europe from immigrants. and immigrants from europe will be confirmed by maria valeva. an attempt to get into the polish club was unsuccessful. the whole street immediately learned about this fiasco of ukrainian guys, as well as about their sexual preferences. strong guys used obscene metaphors. if you understand, they were literally threatened to rape the security guard of the establishment, and then without any transition. for some reason, they began to shout out an abbreviation of three letters, denoting the ukrainian army. security was not too lazy to go out into the street, but young people did not communicate with him, they only demonstrated that they know how to

have to send it to the dry dock for repair at the sudny, the mushroom propeller was damaged, the sky newsent for the british navy but for them this is not the first scandal of 2020, for example, the engine room was flooded on the same aircraft carriers, and in last year, porn videos featuring royal navy officers were discussed online, they were also filmed at a secret military base, an early part of the sailors were written off to the shore for drug use in another incidental ship. he was left without fuel, which was stolen unknown. example iraqi minister mustafa al kazimya will resign if the situation in the country worsens , he said at the beginning of his address to the nation, which took place after the end of mass protests. i speak openly if the rioters will continue to sow reckless chaos, i will make my moral and patriotic choice and announce my resignation as prime minister. iraq then it is the sadrist rebels who will be responsible to the iraqis and our history. supporters of the popular shiite leader, assandra, did not start the clash in droves. he advocated the dissolution of par

everything is stolen in kiev itself sky news is preparing a huge program, which says that zelensky is not who he claims to be in reality, he is a corrupt official and a shareholder. azov is a terrorist organization, not normal guys. as zelensky states, that is , this is it, and you can continue further, this line of zelensky is obviously beginning to be merged against the backdrop of the military defeats of the kiev regime. but what as far as our country is concerned, it is, and today we have clearly seen it, it is simply about deepening itself strategically. there is a concept of strategic depth. so in our country today it has been growing in all areas, in the chinese direction, of course, the meeting of the war. and lavrov in the direction of the osians, of course, in the direction of the turkish in the southern direction, too, of course, and russia strengthened. and it is strengthening its position against the background of the fall of american influence and the subsidence of zelensky well , our cause is right and victory will be ours. we give the word to the news. all the best unt

but what i also found, i was watching the bbc and sky news, they can't make heads or tails of it, asking our reporters what's going on in america. i kind of worry about that beyond this administration, beyond the past administration. do you? >> i mean, i think everyone is worried about it. i think that we don't see the country that we used to know right now. this sort of political harassment and targeting, these happen in communist countries, third world dictatorships, not in the united states of america. i don't know how you come back from this. even if my father-in-law decides to run in 2024, which i believe he will win if he decides to run, how do you assure the american people that this is taken care of, that the d. justice is something they can trust again? i don't know. i can tell you people are fired up out there. in the first couple of hours after this was announced, brian, the fundraising to re-elect donald trump has been more than since the day he left office. people want him back and they want him back as soon as possible. >> brian: let's read this together. "the washington po

will last about six months alexander shcherba anatoly grigorievich and alexandrinsky ntv petersburg sky news rat right now. well, we are flying igor and elena spiridonova thank you for your attention. all the best to you , goodbye.

more than a decade of reporting experience and afghanistan for outlets including radio free europe, sky news, business insider. he also served in the afghan special forces. he and his family evacuated to virginia following the taliban takeover. rebecca blumstein is the deputy managing editor of the new york times. she led the effort to relocate and resettle more than 200 current and former afghan colleagues and their families following the american withdraw. she worked at the wall street journal, the tampa tribune, and newsday. thank you all so much for being here. for our viewers watching at home, if you would like to submit a question, send a question to members@press.org. we will take as many questions as time permits. let me start with you. how would you describe the state of journalism in afghanistan today? >> thank you so much for having me and giving me this opportunity. i would like to start the session with a quote from my colleagues, who are remaining in afghanistan. they say we lost our jobs but we were facing many restrictions. unfortunately now the media and journalists are faci

refugees in their homes, uh, from ukraine, are ready to coexist with them for no more than six months, sky newolls, explaining the decline in hospitality, the economic crisis and, as a result, increased costs. well, in germany the migrants themselves. increasingly, they complain about exorbitantly high prices. and in general, the further, the more clearly there is a mutual disappointment of europe from the settlers. and immigrants from europe will be confirmed by maria valieva. an attempt to enter the polish club was unsuccessful. the whole street instantly learned about this fiasco of ukrainian guys, as well as about their sexual preferences. strong guys used obscene metaphors. if you understand, they were literally threatened to rape the security guard of the establishment, and then without any transition for some reason, they began to shout out an abbreviation of three letters, denoting the ukrainian army. security was not too lazy to go out into the street, but young people did not communicate with him, they only demonstrated that they know how to run fast, the rampant lifestyle of ukraini

sky news chief correspondent, stewart ramsey filed this report from a children's hospital in kabul.e's over 500 patients in this hospital, they have only room for 300. ward after ward is the same, jam-packed with really poorly babies and children. the head doctor says they're overwhelmed by demand and lack of equipment. foreign aid lost after the taliban takeover is critical, he says, if they are to save lives. >> this is a problem, to get drugs. our people are very poor. we need a ventilator machine. we don't have ventilator. . >> -- international terrorist organizations that could well have fine harbor both in afghanistan and pakistan. isis, al qaeda, the hakani network, certainly the country of afghanistan has melted down, 39 million people. you know, half of them face acute hunger. the whole women's rights and girls' rights have evacuated. the afghan army evaporated. there's no cash to buy food or pay salaries. so it's a petri dish waiting to be populated by angry, armed insurgents of one form or another. it certainly isn't an argument to a state in afghanistan. i think both tru

every tenth inhabitant of britain will have to take out a loan to pay for electricity and gas, sky newsys. at the same time, almost a quarter of the inhabitants cannot afford such expenses at all, because they they plan not to turn on the heating at all this winter , earlier british energy companies announced that electricity prices in the country will jump by about 80% by tibrian residents of the united kingdom call what is happening the biggest failure of boris johnson's policy, but so far not one of the two candidates for the post of prime minister has reported that how they plan to remedy the situation. the proposal to ban visas for russians is unlikely to receive unanimous support from the european union, this was started by the head of european diplomacy, jose barrel, and stressed that he himself not a supporter of such decisions with the initiative to ban the schengen for russians, let me remind you that the baltic countries and finland and the split in the european union spoke about it, germany is obviously a bale, greece is against in lithuania they say that if the idea fails a

alex rossi, sky news, odesa. >>> boeing taking flight. bowling stocks soared more than 6% today. the reason? the plane weaker avoided a work stoppage. instead of a strike, the union will vote on the companies revised offer. >>> banana boat recalling three batches of spray on sunscreen after trace elements of benzene were found after an internal review. benzene is a carcinogen. the fda reports the sunscreen maker has not seen any adverse effects related to the recall. >>> and gourmet italian dishes inspired by cat food. fancy feast hosting a pop-up restaurant in new york city. fancy feast wants cat owners to experience food the way their pets do. they serve only the fancy feast way. as long as it is not served out of a can. >>> today at the pump, the average price nationwide for a gallon of gas, $4.21. still, a gallon costs $1.04 more than it did this time last year. >>> on wall street, the dow down 47. s&p, down 12. the nasdaq, down 22. >>> i'm shepard smith on cnbc . it's the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news and for a presidential address to the nation. you are l

international coverage now from sky news and their reporter in a town near the power plant. >> this is the place and has been under russian control since march and it has triggered fears of nuclear disaster on top of the military one and a double nightmare for those living nearby. and even as a team of international nuclear inspectors prepares to visit. sheet and her husband have their lives squashed into this area and there town sits on the opposite bank of the river to the nuclear plant but shelling by russians for some to start camping in a field 10 miles away and the strain is all too visible. >> reporter: down the road another makeshift campsite filled with fear and these families come from the next town. they say that the russian attacks have been getting worse over the past few days. >> it is scary >> reporter: she stopped going back into town with her daughter during the day and is working out what to do next. truck what scares you the most, the war or potential for a nuclear disaster? >> [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: it is terrible for her daughter but her mom is doing

clear that they are ready to coexist with refugees for at most six months, and in this, according to sky newsllowing the results of recent opinion polls, a decrease explains the level of hospitality by the economic crisis and, as a result, the increase in spending. well , meanwhile, in germany , ukrainian immigrants themselves are increasingly complaining about exorbitantly high prices. and in general, the attitude towards them in europe is getting worse. maria valieva will confirm an attempt to get into the polish club was unsuccessful . the whole street immediately learned about this fiasco of ukrainian guys, as well as about their sexual preferences. strong guys used obscene metaphors. if you understand them literally threatened to rape the guard establishments, and then, without any transition , for some reason they began to shout out a three- letter abbreviation denoting the ukrainian army. security was not too lazy to go out into the street and the young people did not communicate with him, they only demonstrated that they can run fast, the rampant lifestyle of ukrainians unnerves the p

and then in a pretty stunning exchange, ted cruz is confronted by a reporter for sky news about why theseorrific events only happen in america. and since cruz had no answer aside from the obvious one, he doesn't want to discuss, guns, he angrily stormed off >> is this the moment to reform gun laws >> you know, it's easy to go to politics >> but it's important. it's at the heart of the issue >> i get that that's where the media likes to go. >> well, it's not. it's where many of the people we've talked to here like to go. >> you got your political agenda >> no, it's honestly - >> god love you. >> senator, it's not i just want to understand why you do not think that guns are the problem. >> why is this just an american problem? >> it is just an american problem, sir >> mr. cruz, why is america the only country that faces this kind of -- >> you know what >> mass shooting >> but you can't answer that you can't answer that, can you, sir? you can't answer that? >> why is it that people come from all over the world to america? because it's the freest, most prosperous, safest country on earth. >>

international coverage now from our sister network, sky news and their reporter, deborah haynes and a town near the power plant. >> reporter: this is the place that is been under russian control since march that clashes in the area have triggered fears of a nuclear disaster on top of the military one point a double night air for those living nearby, even as a team of international nuclear inspectors prepares to pay the plan to visit.and her he their lives squashed this couple has their lives squashed into this boot, there town sits on the river opposite the nuclear plant, but russian shelling forced the couple to start camping at night in this field a couple miles away, the strain all too visible. down the road, another makeshift campsite filled with fear. these wo families also come from the town. they say russian attacks have been getting worse over the past few days.is scary tatiana stopped going back into town with her daughter today and is working out what to do next. >> reporter: what scares you the most, the war or the potential for a nuclear disaster >> reporter: it is terribl