u. k. economy is going foster and then the off germany. and so i thought thought certainly is the sense that you know, germany is declining, was quickness of doing ok. well, at least of the, the message that the, the, the government and the official. so it goes to the figures are important. we're going to take a closer look at them later on on it. however, you know, not too long ago under, i'm going, i'm actually germans were very confident in their country and in their future. it's not that long ago. to what extent do you also think this might have to do with the change of leadership in the country this mood swing? oh, well i think a trans flush all says the unlucky task to tackle some of the problems which actually where are the visible on the trensler, michael 5. now he has a job to more or less clean up the mess if you want to say so. um and then of course you have to war, you have changing global market conditions. um. so is there a number affect us and i think they all unfortunately right now work against you. how many it is certainl

u. k. economy is recovered from the pen demik faster than previously thought and person is no longer there was performing amongst the group of 7 nations. that, of course, is the priority is to reduce national debt. it was still very high earlier this year at almost 100 percent of g d. p a and cutting hospital waiting listing number of patients. a waiting treatment in england was more than a 100000 people in july from the previous month. and finally stopping, mike went by his 25 percent fewer people are being recorded crossing the channel from francis at 10. the then in the same period last yeah, of course miss price, the prime minister seen that cuz we, we tried to stabilize the, the policy since he took a is a but also trying to stabilize the economy as being a sort of a shaky ship really hasn't it for many factors that are in and out of his control. what do you make of the situation about the way he's guiding the economy? he wants to be seen as a stable helmsman. i think that is the time that you

u. k . economy last year and perhaps have premier shipped to a screeching holds up to just $49.00 days. she's still buying the drum for those tax cuts. the really business is available to expands to grow, to create new jobs, to create new ideas. so that's why i'm calling upon the chunks left out the autumn statement to put corporation tax back down to 19 percent. and frankly, if we can get it low of the back to music, to the use of those who flock to you does make conservative to pay more taxes and have the government funding and taking things away from maine. so do you think that she has rights that the government should be prompting practice right now? um i think that they should look at it. well really, so you're not going to his finance minister, jeremy hunt site. this is what they've done. and the answer is no pre election, tax cuts, all virtually impossible. on such as priority is timing installation. the plan is working. now we must see it through just as margaret, sacha did many years ago co

u. k. economy and migration are likely to dominate the annual conference of the ruling conservative policy which began on sunday. the tories are way ahead behind draw the in the opinion polls and election is expected next year. i'm fine. mr. richardson act is coming on the increasing pressure from his party and from his policies and based on the really challenge that never pulls from months to still can the conservatives of lift the dock clouds that hang over them in dimensions to muck. the policy that is govern the u. k for 13 years, but it's on its annual chambery. the task is sizable, persuaded, disgruntled, poor, a country that it's the conservatives, they don't have the policy of change and keep civil was that of rocks, the policy and recent years from exploding again. when you have people who just one very different things, you have a window, you believe in much lower taxes and much smaller states. some people think that multiculturalism has failed and you have other people in the party, the

u. k. economy and migration are likely to dominate the annual conference of the ruling. conservative party which began on sunday. the tories are way behind and opinion polls and election. the election is expected next year. prime minister risky snack is coming under increasing pressure from his parties and peas. where we challenge reports from manchester of the kind of conservative lift the dock clouds that hang over them in dimensions to muck. the policy that is govern the u. k. for 13 years, puts on its annual chambery. the task is sizeable, persuaded disgruntled, poor, a country that it's the conservatives that don't have the policy of change and keep civil was that of rocks, the policy and recent years from exploding again. when you have people who just one very different things, you have a window, you believe in much lower tax is a much smaller states. somebody will think that multiculturalism has failed and you have other people in the policy to more moderate one nation. we do a hard fight by

u. k . economy last year. and perhaps have premier shipped to a screeching holds up to just $49.00 days. she's still buying the drum for those tax cuts that we need businesses to be able to expand, to grow, to create new jobs, to create new ideas. that's what i'm cool. like a palm, the chunk flush out the autumn statement to put corporation back tax back down to 19 percent. and frankly, if we can get it low of the back to music, to the use of those who flocked to you either by consecutive to pay more tax and having the government binding and taking things away from maine. so do you think that she has rights that the government should be complex access right now? um i think that they should look at well really see your neck and his finance minister, jeremy hun site. this is what they've done. and the answer is no pre election, tax cuts, all virtually impossible. unsafe is priority. is timing installation. the plan is working and now we must see it through just as margaret thatcher did many years ago . a confere

u. k. economy and migration, i like you said, dominate the annual conference of the boot and conservative policy, which began on sunday. that's always a way behind. and the opinion polls an election is expected next year. and prime is originally so not is coming under increasing pressure from his policies and peas, where we challenge reports from manchester. the kind of conservative lift the dock clouds that hang over them in dimensions to book the policy that is governed the u. k, for 13 years, puts on its annual gen 3. the task is sizeable, persuaded disgruntled poor, a country that it's the conservatives, they don't have the policy of change. and keep civil was that of rocks, the policy and recent years from exploding again. when you have people who just one very different things, you have a window, you believe in much lower taxes and much smaller states. some people think that most cultures and has failed and you have other people in the party to more moderate one nation. we do a hard fight by

u. k. economy and migration are likely to dominate the annual conference of the ruling. conservative party, which began on sunday the tories a way behind in opinion polls or a challenge reports from manchester of the kind of conservatives lift the dark clouds that hang over them in dimensions to muck. the policy that is governed, the u. k. for 13 years, puts on its annual chambery. the task is sizeable, persuaded, disgruntled, poor, a country that it's the conservatives that don't have the policy of change and keep civil was that of rocks, the policy and recent years from exploding again. when you have people who just one very different things, you have a window, you believe in much lower tax is a much smaller states. somebody will think that most cultures and has failed and you have other people in the party, the more moderate one nation, we do a hard fight by these clinical bins. and do you see me for more investment in costs and kind of promising to level safe when you have such a wide range of

u. k. in western countries really haven't be looking off. there are and economies and all right in society. i'd say really, they need to do that 1st before they worry about all the countries now on me being a russian, i wanna use this opportunity and ask here about my own country. and i know that earlier this year is you conducted a pull among your twitter followers, asking them who's the best sort of president or later. and i didn't put didn't happen to emerge and talk with over 85 percent of now clearly, and this is only a representative of your subscriber base, but still wonder thing makes this people um, off 4 to 10 at a time when the case per trail in the western need, it is a disagreement preaching that got to. yeah, i mean, i think 2 things. i think the west and mainstream media is, is, is largely now being ignored by a lot of ordinary people. and then people can see through the narratives that are being created by the west of mainstream media. i mean they're taking one side in this conflict and saying these are landscape as an angel and boots and is the dev

u. k for the past 13 years. but that's significantly behind in opinion polls concerns over the economy of taking center stage during the possibility of addressing that conference on choose day was home sector use while appraising. and she was the u. k. face is what she characterized as a hurricane of immigration, rather than says, person is stuck with international migration rules designs for another era. she's been pushing for policies that make it hall. this migrants to cross the english channel to seek asylum, a flashing artillery units. all shelling civilian area is behind ukrainian lines in the country south. many who remain close up in the sizing of forced to survive on basic rations. zane, as are all the reports from or the cave near the front line in southern ukraine, where people say they would round to die and leave. there hasn't been a quiet day here since the war began. russian artillery, he says, never stops. once a week, ukrainian firefighters run food and water to hundreds of people, a lifeline for those still living in the southern town of 40, he's her home destroyed. ludmilla has been surviving und

u. k, especially on the max who size as migration and the economy development process of deals that both these countries that have signed the since to that per one day is the right place to support those looking for century and opportunities for one day is committed to the principle that every person, whether the or london or from elsewhere, is to be to day quali, rolanda in the u. k. a parade from a position of mutual respect and open dialogue that i wanted high commissioner to the u. k. police, an important tool in maintaining our strong bow, a trouble relationship with the united kingdom. and so this is really one of the latest available incentives which is one that, and the chaise visa, ending east, and them conflict at the moment. all right, not a big, big brand among god himself in the hot water earlier when she expressed concerns that uncontrolled migration post and exist coastal a challenge to western nations. tell us more about that. well, you'd want you to remember my to that to the u. k. is government scientists in some east to them seek has to be one that was the and go full

u. k. diagnosed with reporting from london for as the to poland now and the use most cold rely and economy elections held earlier this month. looks set to deliver a new government and closer alignment between polish energy targets with those of the rest of the block. it means though i'm certain times the opponents fossil fuel industry, including your nice polluting power plant. the belts are tough. europe's largest link night power plant. it produces around one 5th of poland, energy needs at current state. poland is not following you climate policy, but has secured special regulations, allowing it to subsidize. it's called power plants, p g e. the plants operate or decline to be interviewed, perhaps because belts are tough with it's $30000000.00 tons of c o. 2 is the use largest. a matter of greenhouse gases, docked us in the region, confirmed the impact of this tall subset of we in the books anyway. power plant, we have an invisible enemy, a genuinely short into the live. some people here just from here reduces life expectancy, increases the number of heart attacks and strokes, and it can

u. k, it's very proud of itself because it claims that it's managed to successfully de compromise its economy. lot of g d p, i mean it's not doing well, but g d p is, is growing slowly while our mission is appeared to be going down. surprisingly, especially countries with advanced economies have been able to do it. for example, by shifting towards renewable energy sources. like denmark which reduced its consumption based emissions by 35 percent between 202019. well growing the g d p per capita by 16 percent. germany reduced it's carbon emissions per capita by 24 percent in the same timeframe. while growing 26 percent and even the united states did the same. which sounds great and definitely as a 1st step. but the problem is that the coupling is only concerned about c o 2. we live in many ecological crises, not just one is not just an issue of fossil fuel emissions. so here if we just say was about the compensation only, you're missing ecological the great ation. biodiversity last, the u. k. has some of the worst by the rest of any country in the world. never mind the, he just doesn't solve th

u. k for the posts bessie in years, but it's significantly behind in opinion polls concerns over the economy of taking center stage during amazing at least 21 people have been killed in a bus crash near the it's how the in city of venice on cause of say that the vehicle quote file to plunging off a bridge. alexandra buys reports across the lagoon from the fame sites of old venice, a scene of carnage, firefighters working through the night to recover bodies and put out flames. this bus with carrying foreign tours to a campsite on the mainland. it plunged from an overpass and then burst into flames gigabyte. they used to call us out of what it has been out of the bush, went off the road at the heights of more than 10 meters. it's about to post electric bills. so it caught fire and they found the people inside the bus. somebody engulfed in flames. the scene that the fireman had to deal with was really difficult to really bad. yeah, football staples, more than 20 people were killed, including 2 children. among the dead are ukrainians, a german and the italian bus driver. several others were inju

u. k for the past 13 years, but it's significantly behind in the opinion. polls concerns over the economy of taking center stage. during the meeting, brazil has launched an $118000000.00 plan against organized crime. the announcement came often outbreak of bonus that led to thousands of people being killed in police raids money with children and teenagers. when i can get a key reports from re edition here, the school children raising their voices in protest. one day after brazil announced its plan to fight organized crime, the government says it will invest $180000000.00 and equipment intelligence and increased cooperation among the security forces with the intent of reducing violence. but in rio de janeiro is for bellis or slums. there is fear these teenagers say they're afraid they'll be killed in police rates like their friend, 13 year old. she, i mean is this. why you people, any charges working into for villa can become just because you're not reading a t shirt or shows policeman, can save them. it's took us for a criminal and showed us that we might have been, you know, travel was s

u. k. this year. but next year it is expected. the economy will be improving and things will be starting to feel a bit better. so you would have thought the logical things strategically to do is to take that approach and say, well, actually i know it's been difficult, but stick with me more. moving in that direction, don't throw everything out. no, because you don't know what the of the people will offer. no, that's not the truth he's made. he's chosen to be the trans candidate. okay, that's fine. but if you're going to do that, you have to have policies and proposals that live up to that building. i just don't think they've been this like the big challenges in the, in the united kingdom, the government bases. but he's not actually addressing those, and the policies are still trying to stay really quite small things, which aren't really the things of people's concern. so choose a strategy all the be trained to the end. but whichever you do, you've got to have the policies that they've up to and i think at the moment is from the phone in betwe

u. k for the past 13 years, but it's significantly behind an opinion polls concerns of the economy have taken center stage. during the meeting of more on this, we joined by matthew parents who is a full, a conservative party member of parliament who joins us from london. thanks very much for being on this news out. first of all, how do you expect us to neck to uh, to handle his speech there today? what does he need to do to actually try and show up support? well, this is undoubtedly the most important moment and in richey, so next political career, we have an election coming up within about a year. he's had a year as prime minister. he has failed really to get a grip on the message of a, the apology. he is, as you say, lagging behind in the opinion post. this is perhaps his last big opportunity to, to, to get a grip to seize the initiative. and to send out a message that somehow unites a positive that a warning light like light rats in a sack. at the moment. he wants to set out some big boat divisions. but the problem is that the background to this, this speech is that he's going to can

k, hudson, cold, poland, most important election since the end of communism on sunday, voters will decide if the country will continue a conservative course. confronting the u. all, if europe's largest, imagine economy will be a reliable partner for brussels polls from this of type race step, boston reports out from also. so the whole in democracy has come on the threat. that's, i've got the few months gus, message to young photos in a newspaper. she has compiled evidence of abuses of our. she says the government has committed in the past 2 terms in office. since the last 8 years, what's happened was a destroying the democracy, and nowadays democracies are dying. the site and please, so we don't sneeze tanks on the street to see it, and that's why it's very dangerous. the us with health millions of dollars in funds to poland due to concerns over the rule of law. ahead of the heavily contested election, the country has seen its most aggressive campaign since it became a democracy 32 years ago. one of those phones is roughly splits into 2 camps, those of the rules of law and justice party, and the pro european civic latch for a country long seen as an example of democracy. also, the case of communism

u. k. anyway, all the polls suggest that his government is going to lose power at the next election. he's struggling with an economy. and so he needs some foreign policy success as if he were to ring anything a tool out of this trip. it would be a huge bonus for them. but the reality is he doesn't, cutty is much closer. he can do what to abide in that and arrive here and promise a huge a package for israel because promise a huge, a package for the palestinians. so the laborers that he can pool diplomatically unlimited. indeed. okay, thanks so much ellen. we really appreciate it to tell them the issue for us and tell us a of the, i mean c, i'm is a professor of political science and belief studies at rutgers university who's in studio with us. thank you very much for being here. thank you. the look we can begin talking about vs. so next visit is this just going to be a carbon copy of what we saw with binding? he's going to confirm that you guys backing is rilen also continued to cool. thank you. minutes area. nice. yes, i think it's not only the british prime minister, but many european leaders also following these