u. k. off to years of course, flex attention. and there has been reaction to this, the leader of the center, right. what we can party at $840.00 said yesterday that the cancellation visit comes with the shame to the concrete of dental frances credibility. meanwhile, on the, on the left there are some of the should addition to a welcome to sketch cancellation saying that, you know, the optics of this was it could not have been worse with president macro planning a lavished of all the king in the form of royal residents, the beside thomas at the time when pirates, you know, literally boons and they say this image would have been jarringly inappropriate, and would have only served to put the provoke demonstrators. i think all this is really kind of illustrates just how tense the situation in france is. again, we've seen violent demonstrations this week in the union seem resolved to keep the fight going is their fear of an escalation. when i get the feeling that the purchase, i'm actually going to die down anytime soon. you're right.

u. k and u. s. climes off the bank and it is going to affect other countries. there's no doubt. and of course we said earlier that this is the 2nd largest bank failure in u. s. history yet. it janet jaelyn says, sir, yes, we want to avoid contagion, but no way they'll be a bailout. what do you make of the comment? i don't think it's not surprising to be honest. i and it seems we have lost alistair, alistair, well, then that would have been such a an interesting answer. no doubt to that question, but we have to leave it there. that was alistair, well, man, there pops, will get him back. meanwhile, the leader of russia's wagner mercenary group, says it has made further advances in the ukrainian city of box lieut, reaching the river that divides the city center. earlier this week that now claimed it had captured the eastern part of the city ukrainian president milady. mister lensky has vowed to keep fighting amid fears that the fall of the city could lead to further russian gains in the east ukrainian tanks. on the outskirts of buck moot, determined to see off any further russian a

u. k. in comes off get announcement. and if you go back in time, russia did happen to us, so we knew that up its own bases of nuclear arsenal, embed bilaterals, but just on and also you can and then, and it has taken nearly a year for 2000 and the president. no, but also coming to toms for, but i was the past, the nordic wired, the motion is its own, you know, kind of polity for letting this deployment go through. currently rachelle would have 2 or 3 designs behind it. and as i see, it's all, would it be analyst? the technical nuclear weapon announcement is currently an announcement still a few miles away. and would it take time that i don't upset later today, probing into but many of the reports from the western media and the nato countries goes on to say that that they don't see any construction of the storage facility and things like that. but given what made the mistake or she has got to aims a to ensure that the rest knows the questions of the moment of technical funds it. it also shortens the strike it, but when it

that in itself is significant because it shows that off to me is a very strange ties between the u. k. and from off the break that the things do seem to be improving. both sides of talked about wanting to start a new chapter of relation from one of the things it's really been a catalyst has been probably more than that. personal relationship is actually the fact that the war and ukraine has really fueled a common sense of purpose, both in london and paris. but sooner can michael be talking about ukraine. we do expect them to talk about launching more close to corporation in matters of defense and other things. for example, a joint training of ukrainian forces and on migrants. natasha france and you already have an agreement in place. it's been there for a number of years. but yet the number of boats crossing the channel keeps increasing. so what do we expect this time? cross channel migration, that's another subject that has been a real subject to much dispute route between the france and the u. k. in recent years, there is no doubt that both sides would like to see less people taking

u. k. as off, you know, the government has offered heavy subsidies to people's energy bills, and that's been replicated, actually more generously in the likes of france and germany. i think where the difference is, is that we're seeing this slightly clumsy politics. i think certainly in terms of president microns handling of what is on the so if you look at it purely on economics, is the move to increase the pension age by 2 years is long overdue. and successive presidents have tried and failed to do to, to do it. he's done. it's the, the way that it can handle that is that is causing the anger on the street. similarly in the u. k, i think if you look at a public sector strikes, my impression is that this very poorly handled by the government and initially offering extremely media pay offers, which are now which then gradually growing back on i'm not going to have to offer slightly more gender settlements. i think it's the poor politics slightly, this kind of kind of 28 government approach that is

a stand off that seems unlikely to and soon it out of buckler al jazeera paris, u. k. any you have formerly signed off in a post briggs that deal to over a whole northern islands trade rules. u. k. m. p. 's overwhelmingly endorsed a crucial part of the deal on a wednesday, known as the winds, a framework. it aims to reduce the number of checks on goods arriving in northern ireland and the british mainland, or force that reports from liverpool. in acting a deal that the u. k. in the u. both hope will men the relationship frayed by breaks its main unresolved question. the status of northern ireland. britain's foreign secretary james cleverly welcome, the use chief negotiator morrow, cept image to london to sign the windsor framework. we've now found a way to move forward. we found a way to unlock the full potential of what is a very strong and important partnership between the u. k and the b. it's a british ports like liverpool, where it will be implemented most directly designed to address the anger of northern islands unionists and westminster. conservatives who said ru

off, quickly stood on prosecutor. we launched a strong protest and also clearly indicated to the british authorities for the need for them to put up that he could security up b, b, u k. high commission. i do all of this happening on the watch or, or prime minister, the indian religion. what was the british police are doing? that's a question mark, considering it friends to, to off all of that from happening. but of course, saw british government also has come up with the reply, bare minimum diplomatic reply. so to say, will always take the security of the high commission and all for admission. cindy u. k. extremely seriously and prevents and robustly respond to incidents such as this. now india is not okay with only what, what india wants is action. i'm not asking for the launch. it's basic, isn't it for our country to protect itself, foreign missions on and soil. so that's what it does asking for this response really at which is coming in. all the value kids being removed from the british high commission in new delhi is seen as a did after retaliatory one according to an israeli state tv channel, a senior government official in the united arab emirates says israel

u. k. it's also set off an arms race as country seat to modernize their weaponry, but not everyone believes military might, is a useful deterrent at the defense show in tokyo. anti war protesters have appear message boy, this 90. now, one important thing for stopping the wars and conflicts going on know is getting rid of weapons. that message unlikely to be heard in the corridors of power. florence many algebra, synagogues opposition, leader, osmond, sancho as during court to hear if he's eligible to run in next year's presidential election. there's growing concerned that president mackie sal could run for a controversial 3rd term, which the opposition says is unconstitutional. lisco live out of darker al jazeera nicholas hock is there. so mike, got the opposition leader is inside court right now. what's happening out there on the streets right now? well, i'm outside the court room and i can smell the tear gas. and i know if adrian you can see right behind me in the distance, the smoke billowing in the air. those are protesters have set tires on the fire, and there's demonstrations from sup

u k. in spain signed a joint, drew off resolution seeking military action. but 2 days later, the us and its allies attacked iraq without un approval. the world is better off without saddam in power. george bush's words were backs by former british prime minister, tony black, driven by desire for regime change. the u. k. decided to join us forces and toppling the rocky government on the leasing chaos in the country. who rena caused with picks up the story. 20 years after the us led invasion of iraq and one question remains could have been prevented. while the answer seems to be no, because it was the plan all along after $911.00, it was payback time for america. and the hunger for state sponsors of terrorism was on after i've gone to stone, iraq became the next target. and the british prime minister, tony blair became george bushes accomplice. all that was missing was an excuse to invade. well, here in the declassified letter, we can see how blair tells bush that he's with him no matter what, as in, he'll support him in removing saddam hussein from power. i w

off the u. k. failed to provide adequate protection of an indian office in london that was recently at times by separated which is coming in all the vatican being removed.

u. k. and the u. s. indian mission to london and san francisco are vandalized by separate to spoofs after police go off to the separate if lead india. what is the connection here? and how serious is the situation and indonesia, activist, one of the danger of using asbestos for construction, even as the country continues to inform the dangerous material. ah, the, i've been expanded. you're welcome to beat up the news. a sure glad you could join us. the man behind me may just be the most wanted man in the right now. i'm the fall thing. a radical seek preacher who's called for a separate seat homeland has been on the run for 4 days. now. police have accused him of hiding reference and have been searching for him across the golden data from job. more than 100 of the supporters have already been arrested. and large box of the state of punjab are under an internet blackout for context. nearly 13000000 people live in this state of the hunt fussing has part protest well beyond been job all the way to the u. k. and in the united states, over the weekend for testers, waving hollis on flag, attempted to pull down

ah, the fatality headlines on off teens and optional as moscow. the u. k is escalating the conflict by promising to send depleted uranium ammunition to ukraine . russia highlight of the devastating health consequences for civilians and the military off they've been used by the west in yugoslavia and iraq shooting thing wraps up is 3 david moscow saying that china and russia are leading the changes. the world hasn't seen enough pun reviews, pulitzer, winning journalist seymour hersh shares new details of the nod stream pipeline sabotage. he says, germany, it's helping america height, the truth and the well, no shortage of news is we hadn't a wednesday evening here in moscow just off at 7 pm now. and a full program of your stories is set to go. so kicking off at this hour with the following, as moscow has condemned the u. k. move to supply ukraine with toxic depleted uranium ammunition. as a serious step towards escalating the conflict, the russian foreign minister pointed out the devastating long term health effects on civilians and the military from the us

u. k. water services regulator off what they concluded by saying the terms. walter had paid an average dividend to shareholders of 11 percent of capital expenditure. but in 2021. awful lot gave the go ahead from a quarry to return to the u. k. privatized water sector, and run another company, southern water. for the last stage in the financial, i zation of waterloo the launch from a stock market index to that on war to prices by nasdaq, a stock exchange specializing in technology. this is the 1st time that water has been reduced to an algorithm is water. the next oil, we set it up as a question and then mostly dismissed it. the questions not going to go away. we're just probably not ready for it yet. there is no alternative to pricing water properly and making people realize that every time they take a sip of water, there is an opportunity cost. and if you to think of all of what about the guy that can't afford it, that guy still needs water. oh, and your, he, the fight against the financial ization of water is fueled by the refuse to accept any sort of privatization. oh, the global war to rush

u. k. comes just a day off the announcement that inflation went up last month. hitting 10.4 percent . it was driven by high food and energy prices for brennan begins our coverage from london. the inflation that was announced on wednesday from 10 point one percent going up on expect to be to 10.4 percent or the force in the hands of the members of the monetary policy committee of the bank of england when they made that decision this morning, i have to say there are some chinks of hope in the predictions that the bank of england are putting forward saying for example, well, 1st of all, it was not a unanimous decision. it was $7.00 to $2.00 in favor of increasing the interest rates from 4 percent to 4.2 to 5 percent. the other 2 members of the monetary policy committee actually would prefer to keep interest rates where they were. so there are signs of, of a weakening results from the m p. c. there. the other thing is that the bank of england no longer predicting but the economy will go into recession. there is an expectation that the economy will grow in inverted commas slightly over the

u. k. comes just a day off the announcement that inflation went up last month. hitting 10.4 percent . it was driven by high food and energy prices. earlier on thursday, the swiss national bank increased its interest rate by half a point. switzerland key rates now stands at 1.5 percent. the bank signals more hikes were possible. the move comes on the heels of turmoil in the swiss banking system. the state broken a deal for banking giant, u. b. s to bites troubles rival credit suisse on sunday. there been large protests across france in the latest show of anger, against the present, the monument crohn's plan to raise the retirement age. in the city of odo, demonstrators set fire to the front of the town hall, thursday's unrest to some of the worst student. 3 months of protests and strikes earlier, there were confrontations between protest isn't security forces in the capital, dozens of people were arrested with assa butler has more from paris. whatever, benefits and thousands of people in central time to pay. none of us with the french revolution. and process, a lot of people who are gr

u. k. comes just a day off the announcement that inflation went up last month, hitting 10.4 percent. it was driven by high food and energy prices. pul brendan has more from london. you can interest rates are already at a 14 year high before today's monetary policy committee. meeting, and this 11th consecutive monthly rise, puts more pressure on believe it businesses and u. k. mortgage holders. but the policymakers here at the bank of england really have the hand forced by reasons economic data. firstly, there was an unexpected increase in inflation up to 10.4 percent announced on wednesday when many economists expected it to fall below 10 percent. second of all, various food inflation and that's running even higher than headline inflation. the latest increase, 18 percent in the price of fresh food and non alcohol drinks. and the cost to borrowers is also significant. the average tracking mortgage compared to december 2021. now $394.00 pounds per month. more expensive for mortgage, hold us them or borrowing pain for businesses and mortgage. hold us here in the least in the short term.

and the response came off the u. k. prime minister rishi soon i posted the national slogan, which said, migrants would be denied access to the you case, modern slavery system. the bbc host took the twitter to blast that initiative. if you come to the united kingdom illegally, you can't claim asylum, yukon, benefit from all modes and slavery protections you can't make spurious. human rights claims you can stay there is no huge influx. we take far fuel refugees and other major european countries. this is just an immeasurably cruel policy directed at the most vulnerable people in language that is not dissimilar to that used by germany in the thirty's and i'm out of order. well, the recession to remove lenika sparked a boy caught not only by his co hosts, but almost all other sports presenters on commentators at the b, b. c. but he was far from alone and questioning that of the government's campaign. gonna get miss some slaves before its legal. the government tech control for came by saying if you get people here, there wi

u. k. and you formerly signed off on a post breakfast deal to over whole northern irish trade rules. u. k. lawmakers overwhelmingly endorsed a crucial part of the deal on wednesday as the winds a framework. it aims to reduce the number of checks on goods arriving in northern ireland from great britain, high force it has worn out from liverpool in acting a deal that the u. k. in the e. u. both hope will men the relationship frayed by brakes. it's main unresolved question. the status of northern ireland. britain's foreign secretary james cleverly welcome, the e. use chief negotiator morrow, cept image to london to sign the windsor framework. we've now found a way to move forward. we found a way to unlock the food, financial of what is a very strong and important partnership between the u. k and the b. it's a british board like liverpool, where it will be implemented most directly designed to address the anger of northern islands unionists and westminster. conservatives who said rules governing shipping from the mainland undermined northern island status as part of the united kingdom. forme

pings, bus trip off to re election will be to moscow next. opening pandora's box. china denounces the strengthening of nuclear cooperation between australia, the, your west on the u. k saying it could threaten global security. and we continue our special coverage off the grim legacy left by the disastrous us led war in iraq . 20 years since then. us president george w bush's ultimate to saddam hussein. to give up power or face with a very will welcome to you. this is all the international with the latest world news. not date is great to have you with us. not top story this hour, it's official, she jim pink is set to visit most go next week to meet florida. who said that we plenty to discuss from the russian chinese strategic partnership to pressing global issues. finding off bilateral agreements has also been announced with more details to follow chinese foreign ministry spokesperson one gwen bin has emphasized that this coalition is a win win partnership. and it's not aimed at any 3rd party. should you meet with you? barnwell johnson. you president sheen pink state visit to russia will be a journey of peace practice. true multilateralism based on the principles of

cover up washington's role in the new daily scale down security at british diplomatic offices off in the u. k. failed to provide adequate protection of an indian office in london that was recently typed by separatist which is coming in on the vanity. it's being removed from the british high commission in new delhi is seen as a, it's what happens with dahlia to be one. and the french president emanuel macro vista regarding the protests that have erupted over pension reform, in fact, calling the public's voice illegitimate. suggesting only officials in parliament have the right to make changes with spotting the world live from moscow. it's time for your new zonati into so russia is that for a minute or so get up. rob says he does not expect weston investigations into the north stream attacks to be thorough or objective. he suggests the u. s. which is full back on his traditional narrative of blaming russia. yesterday, i do not expect transparency in these investigations, nor the general public to get acquainted with its results. so most likely they will end up with something like that. it's hig

u. k is also struggled with inflation of the past year in large part because of energy costs, the same driver of inflation in the u. but other factors including brags and a stand off between suppliers and grocers, has created something more alarming and recent weeks. visible food shortages take a look not much here, empty boxes, a handful of tomatoes, a few cucumbers enough to make a salad, but certainly not enough for all the salads. people in this london neighbourhood wanted to make stores have put buying limits on fresh groceries. it's a problem for families and for restaurants. the shortage, it makes us to change from the motto based to wide base sources. because we're can with the we, we have to make a profit. while that, whether in spain and morocco has affected their salad exports, u. k, farmers are not able to make up for the shortfall. that's because of high energy prices and traditionally low food prices that cut their margins. we were talking about this, this tom last year and i think nothing was being heard very much. assigning because now you're saying empty shows that and here we're talking about again, even worse, there is no end in sight. more shor

u. k is also struggled with inflation of the past year in large part because of energy costs, the same driver of inflation in the u. but other factors including brags and a stand off between suppliers and grocers, has created something more alarming and recent weeks. visible food shortages.

u. k. of also assured taxpayers that they won't be liable off to emergency talks with europe's largest bank, hsbc stepped in to rescue the british division of silicon valley back at the u. k. banking system is extremely secure. it's well capitalized and i think we've demonstrated that resilient spy what was happening over the weekend on the fact that we were able to come up with a solution. so quicker now, thousands of public school teachers have marched in the occupied west bank to demand better pay or on strike for the 4th week in a row. in abraham has more of that schoolteacher use. if monassa says his fed up him, he came all the way from southern hebron to rama line the occupied west bank. demanding better pay. i'm not wrong, man. oh god, every year we protest we need the government to abide by the previous agreement. it's oh, teachers are not beggars, they chant was gonna miss me little bit. i rely just on my salary. i wouldn't be able to provide for my family. i give private lessons of the site. i am forster now and it's 4th week. the teacher strike has left 1000000 students out of sc

the sports bodies response comes off to the u. k. minister for sport wrote to the olympics, biggest sponsors also asking them to put pressure on the olympic committee. we know that sports and politics in russia and bella ruse are closely connected and we are determined to prevent the russian and bill of russian authorities from using sports for propaganda purposes. we discussed the story with a sports columnist to learn more have a listen to what he had to say from the special committee in berry here. say, look, whatever you think about it at home baseball. it's only the stronger that russia are really useful would be boy and girl for the world at the moment and especially door to the sports you're going to keep them because in case it's just sort of compete. so however, is very useful to keep around never countries just always be conscious. not there are people involved for example, supplying arms, nor british citizens in order to say. so basically it's the breakthrough restoration of bilateral ties between iran and saudi arabia. i

got real off, maybe we're all wrong because according to the u. k. officials in london, the risks to people and the environment are extremely low. in fact, london says the risks posed people from depleted uranium ammunition of the same as household appliances in your kitchen. they can see in the sink, i accustomed to. yeah. and you know to hear that the black is white and the white is black and it's normal. great. then the light is more terrible. it's more reliable. they think it's nice to discuss this issue. it's very serious. issue, but nobody on them. i'm in the system to discuss what the consequences, etc, is even they don't want to react. but i think the time came when the eve eve, i highlight this and this is a you have the comments on. these are president minister level show you to show speaker ministry in them to her. it's very clear i have is my humble opinion, nothing to at least it's clear, it should be more should become just the thing to think we've got a lot. i mean, you think neighboring european states neighboring ukraine. do you thi

u. k. could also go off on thursday. february inflation rate rose unexpectedly to 10.4 percent driven by high food and energy bills. the rise puts pressure on the bank of england. it's inflation target is 2 percent that's bringing correspondent pulled, whether he's joining us live from london. so is another interest rate hike a foregone conclusion here for given yesterday's inflation figures? i think pretty much it is. there is a broad consensus, although there are some outliers who believe that the bank of england should hold the consensus is that particularly given the inflation food inflation. you mentioned just there in the introduction that the bank of england has to react very be expectation that inflation will fall during the course of this year. but if a moment that it's stuck on the high, it rose from 10 point one percent to 10.4 percent just on wednesday. and given that that is so much higher than the bank of england 2 percent target, then the pressure is very much on the bank of england to actually respond. this would be the 11th consecutive monthly increase, that the bank of engla

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off to re election will be to loss. but next opening. pandora's box, china denounces the strengthening of nuclear cooperation between australia, the us down the u. k. selected in global security. and we continue on special coverage off the grim legacy left by the disastrous us led war in iraq. 20 years. then us president george w bush's ultimatum to saddam hussein to give up power phase.

u. k. a solomon policy least 8 people have died after 2 boats migrants cut sized off the coast of california. it happened on saturday night near the u. s. city of san diego. official say the vessels were linked to an apparent migrant smuggling operation. is one of the deadliest maritime incidents of its kind in us waters. nicaragua is at present. daniel ortega has ordered the closure of the vatican embassy managua, nicaraguan embassy to the vatican in rome announcement follows comments by pope francis and an interview where he compare the nicaraguan government to a dictatorship. tropical cyclone. freddie has on least powerful winds heavy rain and floods in mozambique for the 2nd time. least 28 people have been killed and tens of thousands displaced. freddy is the southern hemisphere as longest lasting, tropical cycling on record. the un says more than half a 1000000 people could face my tank crisis, the wells orest nations. for emily reports by south africa's anti corruption watch dog has cleared the president of wrongdoing, and a corruption scandal known as farm gate civil room oppose. it w

u. k. it's also set off an arms race as country seat to modernize their weaponry, but not everyone believes military might, is a useful deterrent at the defense show in tokyo, anti war protesters have appear message, boy, dis, thank you. now, one important thing for stopping the wars and conflicts going on know is getting rid of weapons. that message unlikely to be heard in the corridors of power. florence nearly algebra to sending all now or opposition leaderless mon sonco is due in court to hear if he's eligible to run and next year's presidential election . there is a growing concerned president mackey sal could ron for controversial 3rd to which the opposition says is unconstitutional? well, let's bring in our cost, wanted nicholas park. he's joining us live from to casa, what is, what's going on behind you next? what's the scenes on the streets as we get ready for song post appearance? well, let me show you where we are right now. we're outside the main courthouse in the capital, the car, and look at the amount of security there is around me, whether it's in front of the court house or

u. k. it's also set off an arms race, as country seat to modernize their weaponry, but not everyone believes military might, is a useful deterrent. at the defense show in tokyo, anti war protesters have a clear message, boy deciding now, one important thing for stopping the wars and conflicts going on. know is getting rid of weapons. that message unlikely to be heard in the corridors of power, florence newly al jazeera, are plenty more had on the news hour including peruse, president declares and emergency at $400.00 districts after nearly 60 people are killed in the sy plumbing tension on the streets of senegal, is opposition leaders? man sancho appears in court, and a football veteran is pulled back into suite of quality. they try to qualify for the euros that's coming up with joe and sport ah credits with shares rebounded after the bank announced it with bar up to $54000000000.00 from switzerland central bank. the european banking johns shares plunged to record lows on wednesday after its biggest lender, saudi national bank said it would not be able to provide more financial help. credits

the kingdom broke off ties with iran in 2016. the u. k. will fund a migrant detention center in france has bought for deal to stop asylum seekers and migrants crossing the channel in small boats is one of the measures agreed in a deal that will cost london at 500 $77000000.00 over the next 3 years police in germany say, a gunman who killed 7 people, including an unborn child, as a jehovah witnesses, who was a former member of the community. his understood to have taken his own life. as officers entered the building in the northern city of hamburg, a judge in peru has extended the pre trial detention of for president pedro castillo castillo now. how to spend 36 months in prison. he was impeached and imprisoned in december, leading to months of nationwide protests, but left dozens of people dead. castillo, as facing charges of rebellion and conspiracy. after trying to dissolve congress, illegally, doctors without borders, has temporarily closed a hospital in the haitian capital. puerto prince. it's the latest indication of the worsening gang

off weekly, arrested, and prosecuted. we launched a strong protest and also clearly indicated to the british authorities for the need for them to put up a good security b, b, u. k. high commission. i do all of this happening on the watch or, or prime minister the indian origin. what was the british police doing? that's a question mark, considering it failed to, to off all of that from happening. but of course, saw british government also has come up with the reply, but a bare minimum diplomatic reply. so to say, will always take the security of the high commission, an old foreign mission cindy, u. k. extremely seriously and prevent and robustly respond to incidents such as this. now, india is not okay with only war to what india wants is action. i'm not asking for much, it's basic, isn't it for our country to protect itself for emissions wanted soil. so that's what in dell is asking for this response really, which is coming in. all the barricades being removed from the british high commission in new delhi is seen as a different type of retaliatory. one richie soon lacks rise to power. is a topic of all modus operandi and will be back a little bit. ah, hello, i'

u. k. and e, you have formerly signed off on a post break zip deal to overhaul northern islands. trade rules. you can piece overwhelmingly endorsed a crucial part of the deal on wednesday, known as the winds of framework. it aims to reduce the number of checks on goods arriving in northern ireland from the british mainland. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has met with british prime minister reaches to knock a downing street, talked to him. the leaders took place against the backdrop of protests ever netanyahu's trip. many israelis in the u. k and abroad are against his government's traditional reform plants and israeli army reserve. pilots joined demonstrations against that government by refusing to report for active duty. israel's army chief us one prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that his proposed overhaul could affect the readiness of the army. a future security operations the final day of a week long public hearing in 2 is ready rights abuse is has wrapped up at the united nations in geneva. the commission is examining allegations by both israeli and palestinian officials is

u. k. comes just a day off the announcements that inflation went up last month. hitting 10.4 percent . that was driven by high food and energy prices. pul brennan begins al coverage from london. the inflation that was announced on wednesday from 10 point one percent going up unexpectedly to 10.4 percent of the force in the hands of the members of the monetary policy committee of the bank of england when they made that decision this morning. i have to say there are some chinks of hope in the predictions that the bank of england are putting forward saying for example, well, 1st of all, it was not unanimous deficient. it was $7.00 to $2.00 in favor of increasing the interest rates from 4 percent to 4.2 to 5 percent. the other 2 members of the monetary policy committee actually would prefer to keep interest rates where they were. so there are signs of, of a weakening results from the m p. c. there. the other thing is that the bank of england no longer predicting but the economy will go into recession. there is an expectation that the economy will grow in inverted commas slightly over the n

u. k. mourn that stay with us. ah ah! off we go with your headlines for the americas. thank you for joining an kick in this one off in south america and storms. really the name of the game across a river plate region that is lowering temperatures, already lower temperatures and central and northern argentina. for example, baya blanca 21. the top temperature for you on saturday, the rain is falling quite persistently for northern bolivia, eastern side of pedro, and that's pouring into the amazon basin around min out scenario that has seen some flooding as of late now for central america is a fairly quiet pitcher here. and that is because most of the energy is being drawn up into the gulf of mexico, where we've got storms in the southern us that is pushing out toward the mid atlantic that i think anywhere in this zone, we do run the risk of seen some flooding a moisture pack system coming in to the great lakes, snow to the north, then rain to the south, but with temperatures overnight, just a few degrees above. freezing certainly could see a period of some freezing rain