u. k. thank you. cards he a little bit of a young al jazeera here as president joe biden as say the u. k prime minister this trust was a great partner on international cooperation. bye, made the remarks as he was leaving the white house. i asked for the british little galvan report and still ahead on al jazeera o protest across the occupied west bank after his ready forces shoot dead, a palestinian man, they say killed him, his wavy soldier, ukrainians. that told to charge their appliances sets. russian missiles rained down on power plants causing electricity. cox ah, anticipation is rising. and so is the atmosphere. a you read with the with spoke to my cattle aways. hello there. the weather set back for much at least asia at the moment. large areas of china, thanks to high pressure, that's in charge. lots of sunshine coming through pace paces like beijing. quite a bit of a wintry and wet mix, working its way across the northeast, into rush as far east. that's going to drip its way for the south bringing se wintery flurries to the likes of north korea, and from what to weather, to more

u. k. thank you, patty. a little bit of a young al jazeera, the head of the u. k. conservative party committee that sits the rules for selecting and changing the party leader has been speaking to reporters. graham brady was asked whether the public should be disappointed in the party. i think we are deeply conscious. oh, the imperative m. a national interest of resolving this. clearly, i agree with deborah, like any like the in the necklace isn't about her, isn't the most. we will definitely to can on the policy rules. so the 2 semesters, i want them very someone who says somebody dropped out you couldn't if there was any won't handle. that was anyone can will it speak to matthew paris? he is a former tory member of parliament and a political commentator. he joins us live from london. thank you very much for being on al jazeera. i mean, it almost felt inevitable that his trust would have to stand down. but serve after 45 days, his leader. is that a surprise to you? no, it isn't. i'm surprised, she lasted for 45 days. it all went wrong with that many boat budget w

u. k. thank you . officials, any rotten say, 8 inmates are dead after unrest at terrans ebbing prison. the victims of actually died of smoke inhalation. during a fire. officials have denied a link to the mass protests. sweeping the country. hundreds of demonstrators are being held at the prisoners. nationwide anti government protests, rage weeks after a young woman died in police custody. european union for ministers are meeting in luxembourg today to discuss the blocks response to the iranian regimes violent crackdown on our protesters. they are divided on whether sanctions or an effective tool to influence iran's leadership day w's. max tonda has this report from brussels. ah, the pain runs deep. and these women have chosen not to because they have taken to the streets of brussels to echoed the voices of women, leading the protests in iran. if you can choose, if you can't control your body, if you can't control your mattie, if you can't say i want to have freedom, how you can be, i'm a human being for reba marchese is one of the protest organizers. her group wants to keep the momentu

u. k. thank you. now to some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. officials in iran say 8 inmates are dead after clashes to runs at been prison. the victims allegedly died of smoke ventilation. during a fire, officials have denied a link to the mass protests. sweeping the country. hundreds of anti government demonstrators are being held at that prison. the new u. k. finance minister has scrapped nearly all of prime minister lose trust is disputed tax cars. chancellor jeremy hunt suspended a plan that would have cut the basic income tax rate. he also scaled back an energy price comp scheme. that's going to be entrusted proposal spark market turmoil when it was britain nouns used to announced weeks ago, causing a british pound to plot to shuffle. sweden's parliament, his confirmed moderate party leader wolfe christa song as prime minister. he will had a 3 party minority coalition with the christian democrats and liberals, but the block will rely on the support of the far right s

thank you very much. that's charlie angela for us at westminster. where lose truss has made history by being the shortest serving prime minister in the u. k. yet, in the space of just 6 weeks, she oversaw time of political and economic upheavals triggered by her own policies . sonya guy go reports from victor. thank you very much. everybody, i don't even assume to vanquished in mere weeks list trust his leadership has been short out what but not uneventful. just 2 days after becoming prime minister, the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd was announced politics ground to a halt. as the u. k. observed the morning period for britain's longest serving monarch, but it was trust his promise of sweeping tax cuts. a pledge that one her the leadership race, that causes doubt on the direction she was taking. how they would be funded, remained unclear. the uncertainty sent the markets into meltdown, while millions faced a cost of living crisis. the pound plunged to 37 year lowes and the bank of england intervened to protect pensions, yet trust insisted it was the right course. well mister speaker, what we have done is we have a criticism of the econom

u. k. thank you. party, a little bit of a young al jazeera now we have guess representing all the main sides of british politics. claire piersal, former advisor to a conservative m p, and dennis mac shane, a member of the labor party. if i could start 1st of all with claire, so claire, i guess the question many must be thinking out, can that conservatives produce stable leadership in another selection process? i think it is absolutely imperative that the conservative policy comes together behind a candidate that is going to unite the policy and therefore help the coming thing they will work out. i mean, this is, this is the real problem is that we are looking for a unity candidate in a policy where there is no unity. so it is incredibly difficult to coalesce around one particular pass that the name's been mentioned before. your previous guests have said people like ben wallace now he would be very good, but i understand he's doesn't really want to do the job. he would be a great cast, a penny mos

u. k. thank you so much for being on the program. first of all, love reading through that list, who do you predict or is likely to take over? and i really, any of them suitable to become the next prime minister. why thing that's the, the, the major questions that none of them look like the, the magical kinds that he can produce, party unity and regain procedure amounts of ground. that's been lost in the opinion polls. so i think holds the people who are that richie. so not it does look like the leading candidates, i think he's been strengthened by looking more moderates than trust. and now his predictions about trust is economic policies. certainly being borne out by the experience that we've seen over the last month. but, you know, again, he's his reputation with party members. i think his still some wants precarious. you know, he was, seems have been one of the 1st to remove us johnson. so this stage, i think the party faces a very difficult choice and you know, none of the options look, particularly good evening russia. so knock i

u. k. many thanks for joining us on the program. could see what was your reaction to the move by the organizers all the summit to how appropriate do you find it to be? i mean, it may not surprise me sort of allegedly celebrate internet freedom and free expression . web summit is typically an establishment where major defense contractors, major tech people in western countries, be up that each of the how they are actually attend today when she was speaking. but it should be saying that she could increase in traffic with multiple subscription goes. it's very throughout this report as your outlet has been calling out what he describes as a western proxy war and ukraine quite the opposite to how you are proficient. you see that of course the big raising was still initially invited to the tech some it's in portugal. so what changed? what happened after that? why was where we were eventually bands? well, i mean, through the break routine, you collected the grades on the wifi president and respected you know, with influential schools, amon

u. k. will go to load to ignore. i'll thank you very much on official, the all the latest from downing street. of course he made his name as chancellor of the exchequer, as alan was just mentioning there and saw that a political blow over his multi millionaire wife's tax status. well, what kind of prime minister is re she soon? not going to be sun gaga reports on that now become the return of richey soon at this time as a leader of his party. he missed out til his trust in the last leadership contest, only to find himself less than 2 months later, back in downing street. this time at number 10. cynic is the 1st u. k. prime minister of south asian heritage. indeed, the 1st from any ethnic minority in modern times, a hindu whose family came to britain from east africa. while his rise in british politics marks a milestone moment, a reflection of the case diversity. it is his personal wealth and privilege and that of his wife that has come under scrutiny effect many believe that would have on the decisions he would make running the

u. k. tom, thanks so much for being on this news. our is the nuclear energy solution to the global energy crisis, or is a multifaceted approach the answer undoubtedly a multifaceted approach is the answer. but nuclear is an integral part of how you get to a secure, reliable, low carbon energy co system for the future. and that's true in the u. k. as in many other countries in the world, we are now embracing and getting work on on ensuring that they have some you could ask the to help balance or other forms of power and reduce the long so fossil fuels that we currently have in the construction time to react, as though worldwide to slow to address these energy issues that are immediate and also stabilizing. the climate is also an immediate need and some reactives from what i can tell can take just under 10 years to, to build to take some time to build. and that will pray for a very, very long time. and the ones that are being built at the moment in life. so in the future we'll upgrade for at least 60, probably more likely in years and

u. k. roof. thank you so much for being with us. i hope i did justice to l knows work with that little presentation because, you know, i think like most of our viewers, i have not read her work. so i would need you to educate us today. what stays with you after you put down one of her books? wow, that's a brilliant question. i am his writing is as the no bell jury explained is incredibly clear. and it seems really simple, but it is incredibly vital and impactful as well. so she's a, in a way, she's a very literary literary writer. you get straight to the emotion, the impact, and the context of what's happening. and she has an incredible talent. and this is something that always stays with one after an hour, reading an outlet, she has an incredible talent for rooting the, the extraordinary life events that she speaks of in everyday detail. so that's really relate of all the and she takes as i understand it in a near forensic look at the life of the french working in middle class. yes. in fact, what's specific about what she does is t

u. k. quicken, as always, thank to ah, will another major european con country. italy also has a new leader who gave her 1st policy statement in parliament today. georgia. maloney is italy's 1st woman prime minister and also the country's 1st leader from a far white party since ward war to go on. his speech was closely watched for clues about policy changes under her new coalition government. and she affirmed italy strong support for ukraine, but acknowledged that the energy crisis resulting from russia's more would damp and the country's economic outlook. bologna also said that her government will work towards stopping migrant votes from setting out from north africa. on just last week, a recording emerged from maloney's coalition partner, silvio berlusconi, in which he boasted about his personal friendship with russian president vladimir putin. the new prime minister to de salt in her speech to dispel any doubts about rome's commitment to keep it. i have one kid, i certainly will continue to be a reliable hot and i we didn't maintain. but supposing that braden training people who opposed

u. k. economists that handles bank and thank you very much for joining us, daniel. and so how would you describe the market reaction to tonight becoming a prime minister today? after all, with trust, we saw russians in the markets. what was the reaction with sooner? you know the reaction stay in the market, so it's very positive. if you look at base, give you an currency based suggested that they were quite positive about what happened during the day. say get you down by about 30 basis points and much more than european counterparts. and starting to really react against the dollar. and the week before however, we did have a bit of a write a case study in terms of what happened with the financial market. say when jeremy hunt took over, his chancellor took over from coffee courting. he noticed a number of you turns to fiscal policy and markets directed well to that. obviously less trust the prime minister. resigned later on that week, we didn't see much reaction from markets. volatility did return on the friday, and that was when boys johnson announced that he might b

u. k economist at handles bank. and thank you very much for joining us, daniel. and so how would you describe the market reaction to tonight becoming a prime minister today? after all, with trust, we saw russians in the markets. what was the reaction with sooner? you know the reaction stay in the market, so it's very positive. if you look at by you and currency suggested that they were quite positive about what happened during the day. say, get you down by about 30 basis points and much more than european counterparts and studying didn't really react again the dollar. and the week before, however, we did have a bit of a write a case study in terms of what happened with the financial market, say when jeremy hunt took over his chancellor took over from coffee courting. he noticed a number of you turns to fiscal policy. markets directed well to that, obviously, less truck, the prime minister. resigned later on that week we didn't see much reaction from markets. volatility did return on the friday, and that was when boys johnson announced that he might be in the runn

u. k. soil and in southeast asia. how a maritime dispute with china impacts the lives of fishermen in the philippines. ah, i melissa chan, thanks for joining us. a protest in the u. k against chinese leader shooting ping and the communist party has spun into a high level diplomatic route. people outside the chinese consulate in manchester. many of them from hong kong, were accosted by chinese officials beaten, and in one case dragged into the grounds of the consulate. ah, around 40 people, including hong kong, exiles and britain, were protesting outside the consulate in manchester. the demo was aimed to coincide with the communist parties twice a decade. congress in beijing, at which he camping is set to secure an unprecedented 3rd leadership term. things escalated quickly for to chose a man and a bray, apparently consul general jung, show you an approach the protest and kicked down a pro democracy sign is a flurry of movement and scuffles at the consulate gates. oh, the police arrive and tried to break up the ruckus. i don't we see a protester on the ground inside the consulate being kicked and punched by a group of men. oh, h

u. k. under u. k. politics room to so i'm a thank you very much for breaking down the indian reactions. the appointment of soon. ok, as british pianist ortiz window shop. thank you for earlier we spoke to a good rest shake. who says that cynex appointments illustrates the irony of colonial history. the 1st of all, i get my best love from me and from my country, the service is still not going to be like 1947 on the independence. just to say that all you will be off. lo and men try to be during the 7 year net, an independent being an indian as a prime minister of u. k. so i will stay the life is really you people and do the word more. you should start and really and leads from the people when goal of india and that it didn't been like only was there is on the well being him being a ration and she really the theme in them. so i again see life is the only few people and the from the land of the, from the learn of non world in be lose them going on in you care by india. but in a non boyland be full manner. see if you looked at or mean, if you did, indians have more than the indian side in te

u. k. and for our neighbors, asi selling, thank you very much. indeed for being with us. many facts, ah, the u. k is new fiscal policy comes as central banks around the world, a shop the increasing interest rates to curb inflation from washington to jakarta. and nearly every major bank is making borrowing more expensive to try to cool down prices. the most widespread tightening monetary policy on record is raising fears about possible harm to the global economy. the u. s. federal reserve has been by far the most significant player in this shifting global economic policy making. it's raised its interest rate by 3 quarters of a point for the 3rd time last week, and signaling the more large rate hikes are to come. the european central banks expected to continue increasing rates in october fe cb is now seen taking its own interest rate to almost 3 percent next year from 0.75 percent. now, the swiss national bank carried out the biggest height ever to its key lending rate . ending several years of negative interest rates in switzerland, indonesia, taiwan, the philippines and th

that was r u k, expert alex forest whiting. thank you so much for coming in. ah, and germany chancellor, olaf shots has given a key policy statement to parliament. his address touched on the many challenges facing germany and europe in light of russia's war in ukraine. potent, he said, had speculated on the west weakness, but he had been proven wrong shoals, reiterated germany's unwavering commitment to keep and defend it. what many, including ukraine's president, criticized as a sluggish 1st response. still some say the german government could be doing more when all our shoulder took center stage and the bonus tag, he spoke in front of the german parliament. but his message was directed toward a wider audience. but worcester anglophone of deliberate attacks against civilians, a war crimes, almost glass, was that even this scorched earth tactic won't help russia when the war that missed her from the increase should given. it will only strengthen the resolve and perseverance of ukraine and his partners. ukraine will successfully defend himself and will support

thank you. the u. k has missed mondays deadline for striking a free trade deal with india. negotiations have reportedly been in deadlock. i made comments by the then you k home secretary voicing concerns over an influx of indians into the country leg migration in this country. the largest group of people who overstate our indian migraines. i have concerns about having an open boat as migration policy with india because i don't think that's what people voted poor with breck said, the free trade talks between the u. k and india were launched earlier this year with greater opportunities for indian students and professionals in the u. k. sat as a main priority by modi's government, new delhi slam the now former home secretaries remarks on migration. i shocking and disappointing archie contributor r t t group says the u. k. official statement jeopardize a beneficial jewel for a london. in fact, it's quite clear that the 2 sides did not come to any agreement because of you gaze into no minister. that is sure,

thank you and living on the u. k. government now abandoned plans, a cut taxes on the, which was a mistake, as, according to you as president joe biden. and he said he isn't the only to, he thinks les tress has slips up. well, predicted. i was the only one. i thought it was a mistake. there has been prime minister for less than 2 months, but has been heavily criticized over her economic policies. according to full costs . inflation will keep by thing in the u. k for years and will not go below 2 percent from a soaring energy prices leading to decrease speaking only consumption across the country. but while job, it is criticizing the work of his key ally across the atlantic, there's plenty of economic trouble to deal with on the home front. and the us president himself is on the heavy criticisms we get it sorted. many americans are impressed by the interest, keep sending money to ukraine either. and millions of us citizens are gearing up to vote for the republicans. and next month's mid term elections when they cross l

u. k. also about com. thank you all for all the different corbana jays that have come in and i in britain, black, asian, and minority ethnic people unknown as bain, tens of thousands joined the labor party after the election of jeremy colbin as leader in 2015. our party is going to, i hope become more inclusive or involved more democratic among the new members is marcia hutchinson. i was really impressed with the policies that jeremy colbin was putting forward and i thought this can make a difference and i can help make that difference. ah, is the polity of equality for all the party that is pioneered every progressive initiative to root out racism from our society. he was a lifelong anti racist campaigner. and the champion of palestinian rights, he challenged established politicians in his own party, and the bureaucracy that was meant to serve him. mm. since jeremy colvin was elected in 2015, the and paid in the parliamentary labor party wanted to get rid of it. most of them, anne's briefings to the press thoug

u. k. problem. yeah, absolutely. thank you. at least 20 people were killed during an attack in southwestern mexico. on wednesday, the attackers targeted the local government offices in the city of san miguel total upon in the state of guerrero, the mayor of the city and his father, a former mayor, are among those killed. the state of guerrero has seen arise and violence in the past decade linked to drug cartels. manuel republic joins us live from mexico city manuel, even by the violet standards set by that part of mexico that region of the country . this is shocking. do we know more about who's behind this, why they did this and why they chose that target? cyril, though we have not been able to independently verify who was behind this attack. this latest incidents of violence is being blamed on the sticky levels. this is a criminal group in south western mexico that's been known to have very strong ties to, to drug trafficking in this part of the country. as of yet, we don't know exactly what the motive itself is. now what we d

minister is going to be very, very difficult for them morally to argue that r u k. correspond big mass in london there. thank you. big it earlier in germany. chance that will of shorts has given a key policy statement to parliament ahead of the summit of a you leaders in brussels is address touched on issues facing germany and europe in light of the war and ukraine. but while sholtes voiced germany's unwavering commitment to keep some say, the government could be doing all when all our sholtes took center stage and the bonus tag, he spoke in front of the german parliament. but his message was directed toward a wider audience. but worcester anglophone of deliberate attacks against civilians, a war crimes, almost glass, was that even this scorched earth tactic won't help russia when the war that missed her from the increase were given. it will only strengthen the resolve and perseverance of ukraine and his partners. ukraine will successfully defend himself and will support it as long as necessary, afforded a message. a majority of parliamentarians in the bonus tag agree with in fact, many here believe germany

u. k. put in for us in birmingham. thank you. then inconclusive. first round of presidential elections and brazil brings 3 more weeks of uncertainty. the poll hasn't gone as predicted with 99.9 percent of the belts counters. this is how it's looking. lula has only managed to slight slate, with 48.4 percent of the vote. and boston, our has 143.2 percent, a run off, it will be held on october. the 13th allow latin america it is said lucy newman reports from sar. paula now, mccarthy, the selection is a nail biter and supporters of left his presidential candidate lucy nationally. the silva, i worried polls had predicted that the former president would defeat the courage right wing president. j boston adel by a double digit margie his lead instead. just 5 percentage points yet, lulac remained a beat insisting he was certain to win the presidential run off on october 30th. i knew where little mil i've never won an election in the 1st round of one them all in the 2nd round. all of them here in the runoff. what's important is the change to think thoroughly

be completed until no such threats on its territory can be repeated. mama vall, in moscow, thank you. now the u. k. is new, chancellor has vowed to fix public finances after his predecessors, economic plans led to chaos. jeremy hunt says he will increase taxes and title control on public spending. investors sold british government bonds when kweisi quoting, announced a string of unfunded tax cuts last month speak. now to andrew simmons, who's been following this forth in london. so andrew, what else has the new chancellor been saying today? while really jeremy hunt was trying to spell out a plan or the russ state of a plan right now are aimed at trying to quell this onslaught or, or from the markets on the british economy. a by convincing the, the city that he will be more or less turning around what less trust had planned. in fact, what he's actually talking about is the polar opposite to what truss had promised or the conservative party in the leadership challenge. so firstly, he's saying that he will have to raise some taxes, not cut them. or he's also saying that he will be cutting spending in

u. a garden and the rest of the world, a jungle which of course you had to backtrack on and then come out and apologize. fiorella isabel, thank you. thank you. well, the former u. k. finance, minnesota re, she's sued, is to become the countries next prime minister. he won the leadership contest after the only other contend, penny more than withdrew from the race. 42 year olds tonight will be the country's 3rd prime minister in less than 2 months. after liz trusts announced last week, she was stepping down off the job for $44.00 days at the helm. she quit having a triggered an economic meltdown with her fiscal plans. so.

u. a god and, and the rest of the world, a jungle which of course you had to backtrack on and then come out and apologize. fiona isabel, thank you. thank you. well, the former u. k. finance minister re, she's sued. i can is to become the countries next. prime minister. he won the leadership contest after the only other contender penny more than withdrew from the rice of 42 year olds. tonight will be the countries, the 3rd prime minister in less than 2 months of their lives. trusted out last week he was stepping down off the job for 44 days at the helm. she quit having a trigger, an economic meltdown with her fiscal plans. so she will inherit a country in the grip with a political and energy license. you can read much more about that right now. if you like it ask you dot com, otherwise checkout odds. he's a plethora of telegram channels. we're back soon with the when i would show the wrong. why don't i just don't yes. to fill out the thing because the after an engagement equals the trail. when too many find themselves well, the part we choose to look for common ground. ah ah, ah. hello and welcome to cross stock. were all things are considered. i'm peter labelle.

u. k. next year to alright. good to get your analysis on this. vicky price, thanks very much. i stay with al jazeera because we're we will be yeah. hearing from the new u. k. chancellor, later in this now and he still had now the battle to lead brazil, the top contenders. face off in their final debate before the runoff election. tough lessons for hong kong teachers. why many educators are quitting and brazil star name? ah, if he is in spanish court, as he denies allegations of fraud and corruption, he tells coming up at school. ah, for less than i had professed, at least 4 people have been killed and 16 injured in drown strikes on ukraine's capital. official say keith was struck several times in an early morning attack by russian forces using drowns cities mass as they hid the central shaft krinski district. that same area was shelled by russia last week. everything we'll have is right now. hotel. it just, there are, it's there at that. here in historical film leave. i'm due to the live and what the russians they destroyed all gone for. they destroyed our hometown . did. they

u. k. women's equality party. thank you. thank you. or trust this resignation has sparked jubilation for one british tabloid, which set up a live stream last week showing a photo of trust next to a head of lettuce to see which would last longer. the lettuce. as you can imagine, one thousands of people have been watching the daily style stream. the stunt was inspired by an article in the economist magazine which compared trust his grip on power to the shelf life of a lettuce. coming up on this news hour from london, tribal clashes in c dams blue now state kill more than a 150 people in 2 days. they reflect killing of a 4 year old girl highlights the shockingly high number of children murdered in south africa. and as cats are marked one months ago until its 1st world cup will build up to the event with andy housman waterfront ah, at least 30 pro democracy protesters have been killed in chad. violence broke out after demonstrators barricaded roads and towards the government's party headquarters in jamaica in the capitol, police fire to ru

u. k. and for our neighbors, asi selling, thank you very much indeed for being with us. many facts, ah, the u. k is new fiscal policy comes as central banks around the world, a shop the increasing interest rates to curb inflation from washington to jakarta. and nearly every major bank is making borrowing more expensive to try to cool down prices. the most widespread tightening monetary policy on record is raising fears about possible harm to the global economy. the u. s. federal reserve has been by far the most significant player in this shifting global economic policy making. it's raised its interest rate by 3 quarters of a point for the 3rd time last week, and signaling the more large rate hikes are to come. the european central banks expected to continue increasing rates in october fe cbw is now seen taking its own interest rate to almost 3 percent next year from 0.75 percent. now, the swiss national bank carried out the biggest height ever to its key lending rate . ending several years of negative interest rates in switzerland, indonesia, taiwan, the philippines and t

thank you. the former u. k. finance minister, re she soon ac is to become the countries next. prime minister. he won the leadership contest off to be only other contender. withdrew from the race a 42 year old. soon i will be the countries 3rd prime minister and less than 2 months softer. of course liz trust announced her lot last week that she was stepping down off of just 44 days and the job. she quit having a triggered an economic meltdown with a fiscal plans and re she will inherit a country in the grip of a political and energy crisis. well, we can learn more about this right now. putting life, the alexander mackay, editor of red star radio and a political analyst, always good to see you. so soon act automatically becomes prime minister after the only challenge withdrew. is it a sign that with so many challenges facing the country, there's a need to either get out the business as soon as possible or that it's such a poison chalice? no one wanted to do the job. well, i think our rory, that the problems in the british economy have forced the conservative party to try and you re unite itself

thank you. how the u. k. the new leader, richie su, neck was put to the test in parliament as he faced the opposition in his 1st prime minister's questions. soon i use the weekly session to warn that tough days lay ahead and defended a controversial cabinet appointment. allan fisher reports from london. slavin is little more than 24 hours is taking the top job. richie sooner stood in the house of commons for the 1st time as prime minister. this was from the opposition labor party, an acknowledgement of the historic moment. may i welcome, they prime minister. the fast british, asian prime minister is a significant moment in our national story. but there was a quick return to rody partisan politics and the coal ordinarily general elections . let working people have their sy antola, general election, richie sooner and echo from his words on tuesday, insisting his mandate was clear. our mandate is based on a manifesto that we were elected on to remind him and elected that we won and a lot. elliot, the prime minis