conduct business, pay expenses, while investors on social networks say goodbye to their assets, the sses to be full of optimism; on tuesday its employees will hold a webinar dedicated to the main trends in the international stock market, where, among other things, they promise to talk about the dangers of trading on global platforms. i'm currently packing up school for... i do this every day. we filmed this girl varya in the spring of 2022 in the city of svatova, where she fled with her family under fire to the ssu from her native border. we left, how it felt, how god helped and told us when we left. now varya is 9 years old, like me, but she sleeps with me for several months. and you. where is kamilskaya from, how long have you been studying here, the second year too, well, yes, the second year, only her, only me from september 1, and she, alexandra girls, until the second grade varya studied in ukrainian, well, it all started in the fourteenth year , that is, when they began to forcibly remove the russian language. and this includes documentation, of course, and some, even just appeal

with low areas on by sse arena sleep but temperatures struggling not getting above freezing" with here west but lots of uncertainty about how quickly will moving. this is one of the quickest models. if this is right we were looking at rain moving from the southwest with a bit of snow on its leading edge. eventually that weather would turn mother from the southwest it turns dry and cold across northeast of the uk, bear in mind if the area of low pressure ends up being slower, the rain would be slower to get in, the transition to slightly milder air will be slower and more of us with sunny spells of cold weather. i suspect the overall theme is that it stays cold, with a mixture of sunny spells and a few wintry showers. any snow probably tended to be confined to hills. through the latter part of next week we see jet stream amplify and get bigger words, these with patterns and it is this that is ultimately likely to bring some either air, and so a gradual rising temperature but i think towards the middle or maybe the end of next week will be looking at temperatures getting back closer to

secondly i felt thai wanted to give the public a vivid sse of what it's like to be the top editor of a major news organization, this country. i think there a lot o stereotypes and preconceptions about how we do our work, and i people to live through the judgments and decisions that i had to make and understand that people can agree or disagree. the judgments that i made. but i think they should have a fu uerstanding of why i made them and just how difficult those judgments really are. and third, there were some things, some trends in field that had me concerned, and i felt i had something to say and i wanted to get of it off my chest. i guess. and it wasn't entirely cathartic. it was more like compounding my ptsd. but it was i felt like i needed to say and say it in a way that where i could discuss these things in full, explain my reasoning, explain my thinking. and that means not doing it on twitter, but doing it in a book where i coulexplain it. so want to dig each of those and particularly, obviously talking about covering trump, the trump presidency. number two with jeff bezos co

union unison and with energy bills on the rise again, alistair philips—davies, boss of the energy firm sseat is making the news this morning. on the front pages... the sunday times leads with the israeli hostage releases — we'll talk to clive myrie on the ground in israel in a second. but notice an intriguing story there claiming reform uk offered a prominent tory cash to defect. the sunday mirror has a picture of 9—year—old emily hand who was released by hamas yesterday evening — with her dad saying, my darling girl is broken but in one piece. the observer also features the hostage returns — but a note on migration too, which we'll talk about a bit later warning curbing it would hit social care. the sunday express also goes on migration, focusing on tory mps concerns about small boats. and the images of the hostage releases are likely to dominate the news today. this is so moving to watch — the nine—year—old irish—israeli girl emily hand, one of the group of hostages released, reuinted here with her dad who you might have seen interviewed in the last couple of weeks. emily has been taken

so after talking to businesses such as national grid, octopus, energy and sse, we today publish our fulllan. these measures will cut grid access delays by 90% and offer up to £10,000 off electricity bills over ten years. for those living closest to new transmission infrastructure. taking together these planning and grid reforms are estimated to accelerate around £90 billion of additional business investment over the next ten years. next foreign direct investment. i'm extremely grateful to lord harrington for his excellent report on how to increase foreign direct investment . we accept all his investment. we accept all his headune investment. we accept all his headline recommendations and in particular, we will put in place a concierge service for large international investors modelled on the best such services offered by our competitors and will increase funding for the office for investors to deliver it . i now turn to reforms to it. i now turn to reforms to pension funds that will increase the flow of capital going to our most promising growth companies in a way that also improves outc

after talking to businesses such as national grid, octopus energy and sse, we published ourfull responsef electricity bills over the next ten years for those living closest to new transmission infrastructure. taking together these grid forms, is expected to accelerate over £90 billion of additional business investment over the next ten years. next, foreign direct investment which each and very grateful for how to increase foreign direct investment. we accept all his headline recommendations and in particular will put in place a concierge service for large international investors modelled on the best search service offered by competitors and increase funding for the office for investment to deliver it. i now turn to reforms to pension funds that will increase the flow of capital going to our most promising companies in a way that also improves outcomes for savers. i will take forward my reforms starting with measures to consolidate the industry. by 2030, the majority of workplace savers will have the pension pots managed in schemes over 30 billion and by 2040, all pension funds will be in