u. k. with a i m f is urging the british government to change its mind. the collapse in the pound has been followed by a surge in the u. k. borrowing costs, britons now paying more than the rates paid by european economies, which are heavily in deb such as italy and greece. the bank of england says it would buy government bonds in an emergency to halt a bond market crash. it has also signal to could raise interest rates in response to the slump and the value of the pound. millions of british homeowners and i braced for big rises in mortgage payments. he barkers been gauging public reaction to the new budget. a reports from the british time of graves and it is by any stretch of the imagination, a huge economic gamble on the one hand, slashing people's taxes on the other massively ramping up borrowing. but will it all mean as people hope that everybody in the united kingdom will have a little bit more money in that pocket to spend on bolstering the economy? or will it simply mean as the opposition maintain, that the rich will get much, much richer? the plans

u. k. with the pound dropping against the dollar and the cost of a government boring are going up. so what is this man going to do? he's talking about a tax increases not cut. see saying he supports the prime minister, but then he's evidently got a deal whereby in taking the job, he's got the scope to make some difference. and he's also talking about cutting expenditure in some departments. that is all the reverse of what las trust was promising. and this trust now he says he has criticized her. he says that it was a mistake to fly blind, not to give the sums behind all the plans to actually cut taxes unless trust has had a turbulent time as you k prime minister. just 17 days into her job. the government unveiled a tax cutting many budget paid for by a large increase in barring the most controversial element was scrapping the 45 per cent top right of tax for the highest honors. the pound immediately plunged, falling to its lowest level against the dollar. the bank of england was forced to intervene and by a government bonds to stabilize the economy. just 10 days after announcing it

u. k. with the pound dropping against the dollar and the cost of our government boring are going up. so what is this man going to do? he's talking about a tax increases not cut. see saying he supports the prime minister, but then he's evidently got a deal whereby in taking the job, he's got the scope to make some difference. and he's also talking about cutting expenditure in some departments. that is all the reverse of what less trust was promising. and less trust now he says he has criticized her. he says that it was a mistake to fly blind, not to give the sums behind all the plans to actually cut taxes. first group of russian soldiers arrived in belarus. they're called boys expected to team up with bella russian soldiers. last monday, the bell russian president said ukraine was plotting to attack his country and announced a joint force with moscow. the defense ministry there says their mission is to strengthen the defense of the border. mama, val has more from moscow, we know more about the purpose than the pies. last week, president lucas shanker was asked about the fuzz, and he s

u. k. with double digit inflation, the way is inflation and interest rates on the or going so some of the highest figures in years what, what is dominates get more dominating his situation. perhaps as much as the markets is the dis, unity in the party and the need to bring things together, which is why there's some pressure on, on penny more low pressure on her perhaps to call it in. if she hasn't got the number's called it in. now, and that would actually add, perhaps a to the chances of more unity on the chances of getting a senior post or perhaps with through like a government. thank you for that and a summons there for us in london. a well known pakistani journalist, our san serif, has been killed in kenya and he say he was sauce in the capital, nairobi sharif had recently received death threats prompted him to leave pakistan. it was an outspoken critic of the government and the political establishment or cerise wife to very acidic, posted a tweet about his death. she said i lost a friend, a

so yes, a has been building relations with china with russia, but also with the u. k. in with france and with brazil and with south africa, the south african president is in the kingdom at the and they're talking military. 2 procurement from south africa, so they're opening up strategic relationships with multi part because a monogamous relationship with america, given the american political system is not something that any country can rely on re, danny, what would you be advising the joe biden team to do right now that it's not doing a very generous of you and thank you for the compliment. i look into the joe biden team, isn't necessarily going to take advice from me, but i think there are plenty of people who are saying the same thing. you know, you cannot, you cannot tried to play these games in the middle east. i think the one point where i truly agree with with eileen. i agree with a lot of what he said, but where i truly agree with ali is this, this notion that the united states can for a decade plus talk about the pivot to asia. i always say to people, you know,

u. k. so with a detail hasn't been there. so i would imagine that they won't keep it very, very, very quiet. what do you think that you say they're going to keep this? so you, you imagine, i'll keep it very, very quiet. who do you think new, mr. clara? and these are you k intelligence operation documents? this is pretty serious, a top secret kind of stuff. but if, if, if the u. k was drawing up these kind of clandestine plans, which putin would call again, plans of terrorism. do you think langley, virginia knew about it? do you think brussels knew about it? do you think berlin knew about it or it was just a u. k, a u k. at the unilateral act on the case pod? well, i mean, i think that is the ratings of it, right? when they refer to the us as the great station, but this is the cunning thought by side just conniving and the just causing mischief in may through sub to fusion deception. i mean, it was very interesting. it's been reported that list trust report to be unhappy with the level of support being given by washington to u

u. k. with just 6 days. so those are the big roles that have to be filled. clearly he has a plan, he's talking about difficult decisions to be made, and he knows that many people across the u. k. are struggling at the moment. the fuel bells will start to come and very soon, a day will be higher than most people expect. that there is a cost of living crisis. most people are finding it much more expensive to feed their families. and they're looking to the government to make the life fetch us. no . throughout the last 4 months, there has been essentially paralysis in the house of commons. as at the, the tory party went through this paroxysms of, of leadership at difficulties. first of all, with boris johnson being removed and then with less trust being elected that very long campaign where she'd be richie sooner and then her chairman offers spending just 45 days there. soon it has got to have a plan to try and make things better sooner. but as i said earlier, to use the old mike tyson phrase to bring in a boxin

with breck said, the free trade talks between the u. k in india were launched earlier this year with greater opportunities for indian students and professionals in the u. k. set as a main priority by modi's government, new delhi plan. the now former on the secretaries were marked on it migration as shocking and disappointing. so to discuss this issue further, we're joined at live now by political analysts and call miss jan direct toll carney . thank you so much for joining me on the show today. now the former u. k. home secretaries well, a braverman made very controversial remarks and the ongoing talks on the free trade agreement between the 2 countries. what was your initial reaction to her words? my initial reaction is that these opinions come from the leadership of or can't feed, that is feeling increasingly insecure about what you can make lee and politically. when did you believe we have seen how in, within the span of one year, there had 3 prime ministers and you start about individuals. there is a structural problem problem about t

the measure comes with the u. k. struggles to calm markets rocked by u. k. budget plans announced last month and we hope to have an interview with an expert on just that topic. but unfortunately for technical reasons that did not work out. let's take a look at the story that we're following. this, our bankruptcies are on the right as, as german companies deal with a post pandemic economy. mark by high inflation and rising energy prices. but experts say there won't be a massive wave of bankruptcy. all right, that's it for me and the d. w team, you can always find out more about these and other stories online. check us out at d, w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube under the d. w. news channel. i've seen beardsley are watching. ah ah ah, with their always with everywhere we go are smartphone. but for how much longer technology experts say that era be over. but what comes with a look at life after the smartphone? to borrow today. on d w. now we've got some hot tips for your bucket list. ah, no magic corner check hotspot. i and some great culture me

and the thing is right now, who is the person with power in the u. k, is not so much less trustees already become a lame duck. prime minister after less than a month is the chancellor from number 11 who's wielding the most power. alright. anderson, his life for stare in london. thanks. 100. alice truss. as we've just been hearing, has had a turbulent time as a prime minister. just 17 days into her office. the government unveiled a tax cutting mini budget paid for by a large increase in barring the most controversial element. the abolition of the 45 percent top rate of tax for the highest earnest pound, immediately plunged, falling to its lowest level against the dollar. the bank of england was forced to intervene and by a government bonds to stabilize the economy. just 10 days after announcing the now former chancellor quasi quoting, did a u turn on getting rid of the 45 percent top rated tax saying we get it. he lost 38 days in the job. the 2nd shortest tenure of any chancellor in the u. k. a steven barber is a professor of global affairs at regent's

u. k is growing even with the price cap. the bills are hefty demonstrations like this recent one in london have been seen in every major city. even though britons don't typically tend to protest. yeah, i'm reluctant to put my heating on. i'm not a very high wage. i'm and a lot of people, my family friends, they're very worried that they won't be able to pay their bills. we've been badly paying bills as it is. and now that we have to consider putting on our heating and i've done that actively. i've changed, i've stopped choosing the boiler where i can for now sarah will continue to collect wood with her son. after its been sufficiently dried, it will be one less thing. she and her family have to worry about this winter. and that brought up our show for more you can always log on to g, w dot com slash business, or check us out on facebook. were also on the deed of the news you to tunnel from me and the team. it's to buy a ticket with enter the conflict so which sarah kelly moscow has stepped up a pre winter campaign to strike

u. k. from the outside. quinton, i mean, we brought this crisis happening right now and it comes after the crisis that the u . k. had with boris johnson, boris johnson right now. believe it or not looks somewhat like a, a, a man of strength and stability for the country. i mean is that says that we're, we've arrived at i think that there are quite a lot of people, certainly in the conservative part he would like doris johnson to come back. but having said that, look, don't, let's get this wrong. he trashed the represented rep. they, he trashed the good name of the conservative party as well. he was seen to have been the i untruthful, he was a, he lied to parliament, he lied about what he was doing. and he's the man. i mean, at the heart of all this, i think you've got to go back to the problem of breaks it. who forced breaks it through. that was boris johnson, but breaks it is still v s. u that is not only damaged the british economy. it's divided the country, it spit, the conservative party, it split the labor party, and actually vash is the problem. and until something is done to resolve, if you like the disaster of br

u. k is growing, even with the price cap. the bills are hefty demonstrations, like this recent one in london have been seen in every major city. even though britons don't typically tend to protest. yeah, i'm reluctant to put my hating on on, on a very high wage. i'm. and a lot of people, my family friends, they're very worried that they won't be able to pay their bills. we've been badly paying uh bill is as it is. and now that we have to consider putting on our heating . and i've done that actively. i've changed. i've stopped using the boiler where i can for now sarah will continue to collect wood with her son. after it's been sufficiently dried, it will be one less thing. she and her family have to worry about this winter. ah, that's a show for now. for more news and background information. check out our website at the d. w dot com slash business on chris kolber, berlin from me and the entire team. thanks for watching. have a successful day with with ah, jennifer region japanese textile manufacturer of the day now reduced to

with breck said, the free trade talks between the u. k in india were launched earlier this year with greater opportunities for indian students and professionals in the u. k. that is a main priority by modi's government, new delhi slam the now former secretaries remarks on migration as shocking and disappointing. we spoke to political analysts and columnist sued andrew carney, so he says it's a rhetoric coming from u. k. officials shows that britain has not expressed remorse over its imperial passed. these opinions come from the leadership of or can't feed, that is feeling increasingly insecure about so well if you believe we have seen how in, within the span of one year, they had 3 prime ministers and you start about individuals. there is a structural from problem about the politics of the united united kingdom. the outgoing prime minister did not even last 2 months. and they call themselves the mother of democracies. basically, the western economies. they want to impose an idea of globalization on their own terms, not on equal terms with

u. k. from the outside. quinton, i mean, we've got this crisis happening right now and it comes after the crisis that the u . k. had with boris johnson, boris johnson right now. believe it or not looks somewhat like a, a, a man of strength and stability for the country. i mean is that says that we're, we've arrived at i think that there are quite a lot of people. certainly the conservative party would like doris johnson to come back. but having said that, look, don't, let's get this wrong. he trashed the represented rep. they, they, he trashed the good name of the conservative party as well. he was seen to have been the, i untruthful, he was a, he lied to parliament, he lied about what he was doing. and he is the man. i mean, at the heart of all this, i think you've got to go back to the problem of breaks it. who forced breaks it through. that was boris johnson, but breaks it is still v s. u that is not only damaged the british economy. it's divided the country, it spit, the conservative party, it split the labor party, and actually that is the problem. and until something is done to resolve, if you like the disaster of

u. k. k or start retain, touch more confidential with their so sharon kosta, k u in natalie dialogue with a local knocking cure study de soto psychology. so what are your course that is a hazard thing you want in a minute? a jigsaw show, gosh, they all are morons and all. so she yoni g e r or kingston? ah, there's a special folk wire in japan. among other pieces of music, the group performs a coral suite entitled repentance by chena chiro, a k. me a composition based on modern morris novel, the devil's gluttony, siever, or whatever the normally. so sharon called is the sofa. so nora ometer they want, is there a punish? you mean naughty they said, oh, what toys here on with a g? it's or hurry, of course your and the s mailed to her are into hours chorus report to ah, so they said, what am i going to get over to a still too. oh, no, an armoire. gushing. yeah. the honda you how says the 9 dis demo. but that's your each get the mess with that? sure. none us i g. but then again, just so mid them us. connor nakano could have she me could omega they she then you still know. cool. so you still, but

look at the fallout after chinese consular workers with tact peaceful demonstrators outside bait james mission. in manchester, the u. k. and a dispute over territorial waters of china is leaving filipino fishermen with less to catch hold on a lot more. so coming up with melissa john, after a short break, got office in berlin from me and the news scene for which booth with a 5 range have ended glistening place of longing. the mediterranean sea seen it almost far into far dual career drift along with exploring modern lifestyles and mediterranean, he's ready to journey this week on d. w. imagine how many portions of lunch are thrown out in the world. climate change division off the stores? this is my plan, the way from just one week. how much work can really get we still have time to work. i'm going with you're watching v w news asia coming up a sign of british snap food in manchester. that is quickly spinning into a diplomatic bite. we explain the chinese attempt to suppress freedom of expression on you, k soil, and in southeast asia. how a maritime dispute with china impacts the lives of fishermen in the. ah, i melissa

u. k, with the pound dropping against the dollar and the cost of a government boring are going up. so what is this man going to do? he's talking about a tax increases not cut. see saying he supports a prime minister, but then he's evidently got a deal whereby in taking the job, he's got the scope to make some difference. and he's also talking about cutting expenditure in some departments. that is all the reverse of what less trust that was promising. and liz trust now, he says he has criticized her. he says that it was a mistake to fly blind, not to give the sums behind all the plans to actually cut taxes. now let's trust hers. had a turbulent time as the u. k. prime minister, just 17 days into office her government and veiled a tax, cutting mini budget paid for enlarge binding fees and borrowing. most controversial element was the scrapping of the 45 percent top rate of tax for the highest honors . the pound immediately plunged, falling to its lowest level against the dollar. the bank of england was forced to intervene a by up government bonds to stabilize the economy while just d

u. k, so with a view to finding out what exactly happens on investigations been launched by u. s. allies, germany, denmark on sweden. can we hope for them to be objective? i do not believe is going to be objective to the contrary. i believe that this is simply an act of trying to cover out the crime out of the fact. also, if you look at the ongoing information warfare campaign against russia, i mean the west is peddling this literal conspiracy theory that not only in russia blow up, it's almost $5000000000.00 pipeline. but then you would be able to do so, and nato controlled waters and get away a bridge on the one hand, they want to think that russia is so weak and being defeated by ukraine, which isn't true because the ukraine, ukrainian military and actually natal back. but all the ukrainian profit, but on the other hand, russia able to somehow blow up its own pipeline, that nato control water is not even in a country like ukraine. and get away with that. i think that is completely ridiculous and then there's still called investigation. i'm going to be aimed at covering up th

u. k. with an unstable government and a chancellor who seems to be a safe pair of hands trying to get things together. the moment of truth will be on monday when the markets give their assessment of what's been done. her. andrew, thanks very much for that. andrew simmons there in london. let's take this on. we can speak to mo, hussein who's a former conservative party special adviser, and the u. k. president of the edelman global advisory at most. welcome to the program. it is, is andrew as saint louis to ride old messes ned? you think jeremy hans 1st days in office have gone any weighted studying the ship? well is extremely chaotic certainly here in the u. k. and the fact that jeremy on day one has upturned the prime minister's entire economic agenda. the promises that she made on the leadership campaign, i think we'll have gotten some way, certainly to calming the market seed. he spoke about slowing public spending. he talked about assessment independently made and some taxes going up as well.

u. k. and he says, we will always stand with ukraine by standing with ukraine. he means billions in u. k. taxpayer cash weapons. now who's the we voted for that. certainly not the people of the u. k. soon ack slips into the pilot's seat when the country is literally at the point of impact with recession. and what's his symbolic 1st phone call to ukrainian president vladimir zalinski a call during which to not promise to quote, stand in continued solidarity with ukraine. was there any indication that sooner his laser focused on britain's massive economic problems? well, he did have a phone call with us president joe biden, who's been driving his feet on that trade deal with britain. but according to a white house statement, the call was not about trade, it was largely about vote working together to support ukraine encountering russia and china. so washington's priorities no mention of trade. many buying was confused about who he was talking to and whether it's united kingdom or just today. we've got news. oh, no, no, the prime minister. well anyway, whether he's talking to or she said lo

u. k. responded with russia peddling, accusing russia, peddling false information, and an epic scale in order to distract from their well illegal invasion of ukraine . so what we're seeing is that the tensions have gone up, and of course, since europe made it difficult for russia to to, to actually have a conversation to, to, to get anything done. this is why they chose turkey as a, as a set of for the brain and ports. and what are the run the russian president have to say about that ukrainian grain export deal and about moscow's decision to suspend its participation. yeah, so what am i putting basically said that the, the green is not going to where it's needed most. so the poorest countries are not getting the brain that they need. specifically, we're talking about countries in the developing, in the developing world. and the vast majority of that green is to get into these countries. this is something that he has the repeatedly talked about and he's saying, well, you know, this is an on russia, this is on this is on other countries, completely cutting off. and he's, he's saying that

with breaks it. 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 as shocking and disappointing archie contributor ortiz, he says the u. k. official statement jeopardize a beneficial deal for london. in fact, it's quite clear that the do sides did not come to any agreement because off you keys into no minister that is so law brave woman. she made some remarks which would quite add worse and hostile to words, india towards india's immigrants. to the yuki and in fact she, her comment about indians always staying on their visa to united kingdom have been taken very seriously by the government of india. and the government of india has expressed its unpleasantness. egypt is said to move its national currency away from the u. s. dollar. instead, developing a new currency indicator, according to the central banks, governor, the

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

however, a so called peace making operation, which ukraine would rise up with the u. k. i taking up arms with a different story. a gave it trying to convince the americans that it was still possible to separate ukraine from the u. s. s. o. at the cia behest, he did his best to rock the boat as hard as possible. the nationalist ran a mock throughout the ukrainian as this on their night attacks were a real nightmare for the civilian population. oh, you will be with us. okay, so let's go, let's do i swore this. we're really just as a general glitch or that little bit barrel sheet, you'll probably yeah. cuz yeah, it's still new to me that you brought in here. so close up towards the show for the last 2. do you prefer to brow at that particular shipper job? you'll bishop mutual, you did particular job job pushed in or just the let the reports should give it sent across the ocean. were heard with great satisfaction in bella ross, for instance, they had infiltrated saboteurs. they were still trying to create some sort of an organized group there in the baltic reach and the netwo

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u. k. toppa with the sun and some ukrainian media suggest kids special forces were due, right. k responsible for the bombing? well, his rushes response. the reaction of the key regime to the destruction of civilian infrastructure reveals at stereos. nature. they're really keen to emphasize that this is a blow for russia, that this is a devastating tragedy for vladimir putin and what a great presence. just see, you know, odd, slit the knife a little bit more about again, even though no one is confirming that ukraine was behind, that were seen some countries in particular in europe. not only alluded to the fact that it was indeed ukraine, but there also applaud in them for it. i believe this target has been around for a very long time. is tonia certainly welcomes this and congratulations, ukrainian special operations units who are expected to be behind the separation motivation. alicia said it says it's a bone for the soul, especially human yesterday was put into personally these curricular research, such gifted dogs. i wish him more of such gifts to present pushing those. can yo

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migration policy with india because i don't think that's what people voted for with breck said, well, 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. a priority for modi's government's utility slums. the now former home secretaries remarks shocking and disappointing. my colleague rachel blevins, interviewed political on the list on column. miss connie, who said britain has apparently failed to move on from its imperial pos. these opinions come from the leadership of can't feed that is feeling increasingly insecure about so within the span of one year there had 3 prime ministers and you start about the individuals. there is a structural problem of all the politics of the united united kingdom, outgoing side minister, did not even last 2 months, and they call themselves the mother of democracies. basically, the western economies wanted to impose an idea of globalization on their own terms, not from equal terms with developing countries. india was like they wanted me to have equitable services agreement, which is wha

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u. k. defense ministry, the defense minister, ben wallace. having this conversation with defense minister, chicago, and the u. k. a saying that it refuted these claims and cautioned that such allegations should not be used as a pretext for greater escalation. now, the something else that collaborate, the foreign minister here said, was that russia often does this ahead of something that plans to do itself. and there are analysts looking back at the course of the war in syria or the uses of chemical weapons during that conflict. and the either retroactive or sometimes preemptive blaming of such attacks by russia on rebels helped by western countries. they named britain in at least one of those instances as well. so this is extremely concerning, especially given the fact that a russia does seem to be withdrawing both civilians and potentially military personnel and equipment from the area around her son. this very hotly contested ukrainian city, which rock russia occupied back in march or, and they accuse ukraine of manufacturing this. suppose it, does he bomb device not to