tim davie is expected to say in parts of africa, latin america and the middle east, facts—based journalismnd current affairs in more than 40 languages. you're live with bbc news. in ukraine s eastern donetsk region, russia has advanced swiftly in the last few months. fighting is intense, with the ukrainian military reporting nearly 150 battles every day as it tries to stall russia s momentum. just two months ago po—krovsk was considered a relatively safe place. about 14,000 civilians are still there — war weary, and desperate for the conflict to end. from the frontline, the bbc s yogita limaye reports, with imogen anderson and sanjay gan—guly — and a warning you may find some of the images in this report distressing. ? just before dawn, we are taken to what's being called the hottest front line in ukraine. the darkness, a bit of cover from being spotted by russian drones. ukraine is throwing its might into defending pokrovsk. if it falls, russia would gain a gateway to central ukraine. in a bunker nearby, vadym tells us he knows what's at stake. translation: the russians are constantly att

tim davie is expected to say in parts of africa, latin america and the middle east, facts—based journalismc world service transmits news and current affairs in more than a0 languages. you alive with bbc news. china has launched missiles around taiwan and it shows where it has sent planes and ships encircling the self—governing island with china considers part of its own territory. taiwan �*s defence ministry has condemned what it calls any rational and a provocative act. it says it has deployed appropriate forces in response. the exercises are thought to be a reaction last week �*s national day speech by the tigray knees president who vowed to resist annexation by china —— taiwanese. joining me now is rupert wingfield—hayes. good to speak to you about this. what is the main thing we should understand about china �*s recent actions? the first thing we need to say about these exercises which have been called joint saw 2024 b is the be is significant here because joint b is the be is significant here becausejoint saw b is the be is significant here because joint saw 2024 a happened back in ma

stuart: lindsey davis compared tim walz's debate performance with another disastrous event. reminded me of the june 27th debate when kamala harris said of president biden it was a slow start but a finish. there were uncomfortable moments. stuart: that's not good for the harris camp. brian kilmeade takes it on next. ♪ ♪ when a tough cough finds you on the go, a syrup would be... silly! woo! hey! try new robitussin soft chews. packed with the power of robitussin... in every bite. easy to take cough relief, anywhere. chew on relief, chew on a ♪ robitussin ♪ we really don't want people to think of feeding food like ours is spoiling their dogs. good, real food is simple. it looks like food, it smells like food, it's what dogs are supposed to be eating. no living being should ever eat processed food for every single meal of their life. it's amazing to me how many people write in about their dogs changing for the better. the farmer's dog is just our way to help people take care of them. ♪ (man) look at this silly little sailboat... these men of means with their silver spoons, eatin

seems to have been a bit quieter recently, but i think it's got to be sorted out between him and tim davieink he should probably go. i mean, it's whether he's freelance or not, i work. we've all worked for the bbc, sat on the sofa. i work for the bbc, always as a freelance . the bbc, always as a freelance. being freelance didn't absolve me from having to follow the corporation's guidelines. i'm not a great fan of. i don't watch match of the day. i'm not a football person, but i have seen. i agree he's a very good presenter, but he called me stupid once. so yeah, to your face online, online, not to my face. i remember the altercation, but i can. but he just called me stupid. it made all the press. and so, you know, lineker calls ukip evans stupid and that was that. so i'm not. i'm not really going to stand up for him. >> what did that encounter tell you about his character? >> well, i suppose it i think what it said was he was the kind of person that just shoots his mouth off without thinking, really. and lots of people do this. and i keep saying, why, if you've got a reputation in one fiel

davis, tim walz wanted to raise the gas tax 70%.o really harm and hurt poor people. >> well, yes, it does. and in minnesota we've got a -- we had a situation two years ago where we had an $18 billion surplus. in the only is that gone, but taxes were increased $10 billion. so when it's the, you know, someone says they cut taxes, well, he might have cut it $3 billion, but he raised it $10 billion. and they keep saying tax the rich. they're actually putting much of this burden on the poor. elizabeth: mr. davis, thank you so much. state legislator in minnesota. good to see you, thank you. >> thank you. elizabeth: this remarkable moment of sheer frustration. jpmorgan chase's ceo jamie dimon launched a stunning attack at the american bankers' association slamming the banking officials biden and harris appointed saying they are, quote, stupid, that he's had it about the avalanche of bureaucracy and red tape hitting the banks in the u.s. joining us now, trend macro chief investment officer don luskin. what did you make of this, don? it's am

davies. symphony hall starts at 7 o'clock. >> bp nominee tim walz is set to pay a visit to the capital city as part of a west coast fundraising tour this week. he's heading to washington state today before arriving at sacramento international airport tomorrow. governor newsom confirms he will be meeting with walls. >> with just a month to go more famous faces are joining the campaign trail in today's political minute news nation. chief washington correspondent blake burman gives us a look at the big names supporting both candidate. >> bringing in the heavy blake burman with newsnation. 2 of the most famous people in the world joining the campaign trail in the final stretch. barack obama and elon musk, former president obama hits the campaign trail for vice president kamala harris this week. campaign in swing states through election day in twenty-twenty during covid obama campaign for president biden in swing states. least half a dozen times in 2016 when he was the sitting president. he campaigned for hillary clinton at least a dozen times and the richest man in the world is joining former pres

campaign would not say that but what can tim walz learn from her performance and the result of that debate that he can use tonight? >> i disagree with rick davisis rare, but it will be very exciting. what tim walz needs to do is defend kamala harris and reintroduce her to the american public, her agenda. let's not forget this is somebody who has only been paying attention to kamala harris for the last two months. it is a big hill to surmount when he is just on the ticket. he has to do that and show the american people that the democrats are not socialists, communists, crazy leftist liberals and poke holes in what jd vance and donald trump are selling to the american public. it would also be incumbent on him to drive a wedge between donald trump and jd vance, which should not be hard because jd vance said a lot of things about trump that were not kind. there is an audience of one for jd vance, so imagine if he has to defend some things i cannot repeat on bloomberg television that he has said about the man at the top of the ticket. he will have to try to do all of that but most importantly introduce americans to kamala harris's economic agenda.

davis stokes reports on sundays to one the fates at west. tim turned out to be the end of the road to manchester, you know, to manage it every 10 hug. it was the full loss at the season, which is 3 victories from knowing games. united a down in 14th just 7 points above the relegation. places is that was start to a campaign since the $198990.00 season. yeah. think it was a i think this time to be on us. fail a day fail for and a little bit, but a pharmacist or something good enough. i think it's about time we, we need like a fresh energy, a new perspective and new ideas. 10, how took the job in 2022 and want to try fees in your sleep cup and the cup in may when they beat manchester city to the trophy. it was that victory. that convinced you know it's, it's new coding to jim ratcliffe to stick with 10 hug, but results and performances have forced the cups hand with just one when and that last 8 games and all competitions, it seems i've been swimming around in circles despite the 600000000 outlay from uh, from 10 uh during this time. uh, there's no

davis. still ahead, i speak with the generation defining writer about his new book the message and as we go to break here is a quick look at what tims up to this morning. serving in his capacity as governor of minnesota he participated in the states 12th annual pheasant hunter opener in the town of sleepy eye. it supposed to mark the start of pheasant hunting season. walls was joined by internet influencers with whom he discussed the importance of conservation hunting and gun safety. velshi will be right back. ur lw to strengthen roots all winter for a better lawn next spring. how do you know all of this? says it right there on the bag. yes, it does. download the my lawn app today for lawn care tips and customized plans. feed your lawn. feed it. where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i just gonna take what the markets gives me? no. i can do some research. ya know, that's backed by j.p. morgan's leading strategists like us. when you want to invest with more confidence... the answer is j.p. morgan wealth management hi, i'm amanda and i lost 37 pounds with golo. when you want to invest with more confidence... so i'm a hair styl

a homeowner in davis put several campaign signs in her front yard supporting vice president kamala harris and her running mate, tim walz. the homeowner later saw nearly a dozen small flags in support of former president donald trump. she reviewed her home surveillance video and found a ups driver, stopped his delivery truck and put the flags on her lawn. >> it was not delivering a package to my house. he was delivering across the street and he on my ring. i saw that he put something on my lawn. he really has no right. he's trespassing on my lawn. i don't think he had a right to be to do that. >> ups issued a statement saying it's looking into what happened, adding, we respect the right of all americans to support their chosen candidate. however, we ask our employees to express their political views on their own time. >> well, we are in the thick of a very heated election season as everybody knows, right? >> often there can be a difference in opinion on people or issues within a couple or a larger family. a record 80% of americans believe the country is divided on key issues, according to a recent gallup poll, when

tim davie allow outlaws phrase as broadcaster suffers another rocky week.s particular thing in the industry. i work in the industry, everybody, and we call it the people like you and you and me sometimes are called the talent. and they go, oh, is the talent. and they go, oh, is the talent here? and but i've been on both sides because i've started in production. so actually it's, it's a derogatory term like when you're like, oh, the talent got the talent. you know, talent are idiots. it's a joke . yeah, well, it's not joke. yeah, well, it's not a joke. yeah, well, it's not a joke. it'sjust joke. yeah, well, it's not a joke. it's just like it's sort of like it's said in an ironic fashion. not like, ha ha . but fashion. not like, ha ha. but just like, you know, the talent are usually quite stupid and can't, like, not talented, make their own tea and whatever. yeah.i their own tea and whatever. yeah. i mean, look at you. you're there. oh, what are you, the talent? what you can scroll and read some stuff. am i talented? you're the talent . talented? you're the t

and i think for tim davie to admit talent is no longer part of the bbc is a very good step in the rightirection. he's finally realising what his head of . head of. >> but on a serious point, you're right about the bbc, because so many young people never watch a television. no, that's right and they will not pay that's right and they will not pay for a tv licence ever. no. and why should they? >> right, gentlemen, we have to stop there because the talent has spoken. talking, talking of talent , here has spoken. talking, talking of talent, here is has spoken. talking, talking of talent , here is the very talent, here is the very talented tatiana. with your news. >> dave, thank you very much. the same to you. well, the top story this morning, the prime minister and the health secretary have both said new weight loss jabs could help boost the economy in britain by getting people back into work. wes streeting suggested the latest generation of medicines, including ozempic, could be life changing for individuals, and they say it would ease pressure on the nhs. experts, though, have warned in