u. k. paul, to attack the crime in bridge months ahead of the actual october attack. we learn more about the plan from the project viscous it very, very detailed proposals for exactly.

u. k. a northern ireland paul brennan has been following to these developments for a party which is as the 2 of its own prime ministers in the past year. it was a remarkable veneer of camaraderie for the arrival of p. m. number 3 at party headquarters in london to 7 weeks after being beaten in the previous leadership contest. ritchie soon ack emerged unopposed as the conservative party is chosen one . he won't officially become prime minister until asked by king charles on tuesday . so soon i can limited himself to a brief tv statement of acceptance. the united kingdom is a great country, but there is no doubt we face a profound economic challenge. we now need stability and unity, and i will make it my utmost priority to bring our party and our country together. mister c. lucky. during the final hours of haggling and campaigning, the momentum of soon ex campaign became unstoppable while than half the parliamentary party declaring their support for him. in the end, only he reached the required threshold of $100.00 nominations from fellow conservative and peace. i can confirm that we have re

this paul brennan, in birmingham, in the u. k. an inquest has opened into the death of an unarmed black man who was killed by police and south london. 24 year old chris carver was shot through the windscreen of a car. in september. police had linked the vehicle to an earlier firearms incident, but carver was not a suspect. his family has asked for a quick decision on where the criminal charges should be brought in the case. a radio broadcast in the philippines has been killed near his home. and a suburb of manila, police say percival bassa was driving his car on monday night when 2 men on a motorcycle show him twice in the head. people have rarely in the capital to demand justice after a string of attacks targeting members of the media in recent years, bossa was known critical form of presidents were trico to today, and his success. ferdinand markov junior relations with the media and above remember not that good under good there that and margaret administration. we were hoping that it could be a personal shows about our business

u. k. you know, it all sort of leads to and talks about sort of britain's multi cultural history. and george also, paul, a former chancellor, also on twitter. when i read just a few hours ago was talking about he could only happen in the u. k. but it has happened elsewhere, you know, bob broke all the rules as well and became the 1st black president of the united states. so, up please, let's not compare. first of all, which is an act is not barack obama, not even by any stretch of the donation to, let's say he was an act as lost that registers an act does not stand for policies that benefit that many versus the few. and you mentioned earlier by his, well, you know, coming from these background merrily to, well, his wealth is not an issue. people you know, want, we've had reached extremely wealthy white people, particularly white men, lead the united kingdom. nobody weighs questions about this. well, so about there? well, so we shouldn't be talking about well as long as it is legit legitimately obtain. why should that be an issue that should not be a bar to him being able to our represents the country.

paul brandon reports from birmingham. yeah. as honeymoon periods go, this has to be one of the shortest in political history. less than a month since this trust took over the u. k. new conservative prime minister, a government's controversial tax and borrowing plans. mean, the conservative party conference is literally besieged by critics. from the p. m. and admission. i. d, stand by the package we announced. and i stand by the, by the fact that we announced it quickly because we had to act by do accept, we should have laid the ground better than right. do you accept that you accept the economic strategy of trust and her chancellor is intended to dramatically boost growth? the plan to give tax cuts to the rich funded by billions of pounds of government borrowing, sent the currency and bond markets into turmoil last week. and members of trust as own parliamentary party are threatening to vote against it. people need to feel and need to see. ah that, ah, when we are making the case for tax cuts, the people who benefit 1st are those who are are those who have leased to coincide with the 1st day of conference. several 1000 campaign groups and union members converge

u. k. chancellor quasi courting, he is speaking at the conservative party conference in birmingham were called brennan is standing by paul. look, put this in context for us because of course, these are the 1st 2 steps being taken by the new i trust government and they've been, they've been, i think chaotic is fair to say, oh wow. yeah, it's, it's, it's been a very difficult conference. frankly, the party would normally come here 12 years in power. don't forget, on a, on a high it's generally a celebrates removed, but it certainly hasn't been this time around because of the controversy over the government's tax and borrowing plans are announced 10 days ago at defended very robustly. there in the opening sentences of the chancellors keynote speech to this conference, but not reacted well by the markets and in the wider public which saw in particular the abolition of the higher tax rates, which is levied on those highest honors in the u. k. as a kind of budget for the rich quasi quad saying was doing in that opening section of the speech that we've managed to listen to was emphasized that the government plan for growth bene

u. k. is making some unionists think the unthinkable. and i, i refer here the reason i'm asking this some of the polls in august 2020 to paul by the sunday times belfast telegraph and lucid talk found 57 percent of 18 to 24 year olds. a majority, in other words, would vote for a united ireland if a referendum was held to day to pulse like that, were you? no, because once people start to think and talk and rationalize walked, and the departure from the united kingdom would mean, for example, we have a free appointed use national health service. they don't other than they are should public. it would cost every single person in northern ireland, hundreds and hundreds of pines per year. each to pervade the national health, sir, but they positively, you know, they can trade and a lot of the trade is right. and that, that is a big incentive for people. is it not? but the majority of our trade is within our own country in the united kingdom, the vast majority of trade and fact that major hollers this week point. and i to a house of lords, committee in london that if the protocol were to be implement that unfold, because at the moment it's only

johnson, paul reese, aldi's era, london was tiffany deka is life for us at westminster and there were reports, the boss johnson has just landed back in the u. k. i was the public reaction. been to him, potentially walking back into number 10 downing street. yes he has just landed or would be interesting whether he says anything in public cut or not after cutting short his holiday to the caribbean, to answer your question, i actually spoke to someone just now gentlemen, who said in his words, he said, you know, boris johnson was done for lying to parliament for lying to the queen. he still under investigation and now he wants to come back into politics. says so you have very 2 divided camps. i think if you will, those who are absolutely appalled by the idea, if you would see a return of boris johnson as the prime minister at others who will tell you that they think that he is the man for the job that he's the only one with the public mandate because he was elected in 2019 he's the best one and some people will even say to unify the party. i think that is a big question mark. particularly of course, because you did see so many members of his ow

u. k. one places, when the cost of living is going up, that is not a group. that's not good news supplement to fill the people outside of the conference with paul, how do you with this? let me ask you about something else. why tory officials have asked to explain the attendance at the chancellor at a private event on the same day that he delivered the so called many budget. what's that about? well, basically closing costs on friday, the 23rd livet this many budget. and then in the evening of that same day, he was invited to a private champagne reception. the home of a major finance, big conservative party, down at the name of andrew law. now that we're about the venture capitalists, investment bankers, the people who would really benefit, frankly, from a board from giving away of a 45 percent tax. and apparently it's up to me think it is reported the quasi quad tech with ag dawn 5 is to go further to double down on these tax driven measure. now the inference in that case is that public wanting to do this because it would make the bank because richer and lo and behold, 2 days later then further prospect later in the potentially even more trucks. and then on mond

u . k. what will be more important as the rain comes on here? a and only she will be what he says in front of that door when he arrives ready to takeover as prime minister as paul brennan points out, that our big challenge is ahead for the conservative government not least the cost of living crisis people are finding just going for their groceries every single week is getting much more expensive and with winter, a boat to start biting here in the u. k, than there is going to be a real challenge for many people to pay their energy bills. he has got a lot on his plate, he probably won't change 2 of the means. offices of state home secretary, that's the interior minister, is likely to say the same as is the chancellor. the finance minister. that's because when jeremy hunt was appointed by liz trust, in the dying days of hot premier ship, it seemed to settle the markets. and they responded quite positively. he doesn't want to upset the markets again and cause another financial meltdown there. but perhaps there could be a change at the foreign office with james cleverly getting bumped out because he had a law appointed by lis trust was certainly supporting chris joh