the uk transport secretary has criticsed the decision of rail unions to hold strikes on the day of theurovision song contest organised in liverpool on behalf of ukraine. mark harper said it was especially appalling due to the role that ukraine's railways had played in resisting vladimir putin. tens of thousands of people attended an open air mass in a central budapest square on pope francis�* third and final day in hungary. the pope called on hungarians to be "open" toward migrants coming from outside europe. and the british public will be invited to join and swear allegiance to king charles and his heirs during his coronation next monday wherever they are in the world in a first for the british monarchy. now on bbc news, defenders of donbas. they're one of ukraine's most decorated brigades in a daily battle to hold back russia on the eastern front. for the 1st tank brigade, it's the fight of their lives. under constant attack from airand ground. come, quickly. ..they gave us unprecedented access to their front lines. ..while they fight to keep russia out from a town under constant att

the uk transport secretary says rail strikes on eurovision day are appalling because they show a lackf support for ukraine. in italy, could napoli football club clinch their first serie a title in 33 years? and with a just a week to go until the coronation — the british public will be asked to swear allegiance to king charles. hello. sudan's army has deployed tanks and heavy artillery for a large scale offensive in the capital, khartoum. there are reports of heavy fighting in the city. the army says it's attacking from all directions, despite a ceasefire being in place. it's part of an effort to recapture areas held by the rival, rapid support forces. the army has urged people to remain indoors and to stay away from windows. south sudan says it's still trying to convene peace talks between representatives of the two sides. the uk's last evacuation flight has left sudan. the foreign office says nearly 1900 people have been flown out since tuesday. meanwhile, the united states has completed its first evacuation of citizens from the country. countries like saudi arabia are getting people

the uk transport secretary says rail strikes on eurovision day are appalling because they show a lackrs? and with a just a week to go until the coronation — the british public will be asked to swear allegiance to king charles. hello. sudan's army has deployed tanks and heavy artillery for a large scale offensive in the capital, khartoum. there are reports of heavy fighting in the city.

the uk transport secretary mark harper has accused the rail union — the rmt, of "cynically targetingtrikes on the day of the event. the strike is due to take place on may the 13th after the union rejected the latest pay deal from train operators. the rmt said the rail delivery group, which represents the train operators, had "torpedoed" pay talks. staying with strikes, the uk�*s let�*s get some of the day�*s other news now. officials in india say 11 people have died after a gas leak in the northern state of punjab, in an industrial area of ludhiana. four people are still in hospital. the source of the leak, as well as the kind of gas are not known yet. poor safety standards and insufficient checks make gas leaks common in india. also in india, forest officials have captured a rogue wild elephant that has killed seven people and destroyed houses in the state of kerala. more than 150 officials were involved in the operation to tranquillise the animal and then transport it through a specially designed lorry to a nature reserve. villagers had held protests demanding action, saying it was

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the dogs were being transported from hungary to the uk in terrible conditions.was also bigger than it initially looked. four of the dogs were heavily pregnant. at the shelter, they gave birth to 21 puppies which would have been worth about £42,000 on the british market. the trafficker had pet passports for some of the dogs, stating they were his pets. but the evidence shows that he had most likely sourced them from a puppy mill. the dachshunds were being transported by a man called peter hovorka. after the dogs were seized, he was released without charge. a couple of days later, he was caught again, this time at the british border, where he had more dogs seized. dog trafficking can carryjail sentences, but traffickers are very rarely prosecuted. our world contacted peter hovorka, but he did not respond. once the puppies are out of hungary, illegal traders have to create a story around the puppies to sell them. a team of government vets have been working with four paws, the country's biggest animal welfare charity, to try to crack down on this illegal trade. crim

transport hub. just to give you an idea on that, the uk�*s eurostar of course does take you straight to the gare de marseille. that was marseille. there has been some violence, however, the scenes today are showing fairly calm scenes. let�*s actuallyjust listen into some of that music, the singing. protestors sing. let�*s go, let�*s go, let�*s go, let�*s 90, let�*s go, let�*s go, let�*s go, let�*s go, some of the words they are singing there. earlier in past protests, they had also put banners up protests, they had also put banners up saying "we are here", basically posing the question, where are you, mr macron? so we have marseille, we have rennes. we have seen scenes from toulouse. there have also been protests in paris, the french capital, of course, and hoping for these workers that the retirement age, that decision and that reform that president macron pushed through a number of weeks ago to raise the age of retirement from 62 to 6a. the constitutional court will be deciding at some point whether that ruling was legal or not. we will be watching these scenes. in the meantime, here is carol kir

imposed sanctions against deputy prime minister, moral sleeper and former minister of transport yevgeny dietrich, and the ukns against the daughter of suleyman kerimov, children and wife of vladimir yevtushenkov. alisher usmanov and suleiman kerimov themselves are now under us eu and uk sanctions vladimir yevtushenkov under british sanctions but he avoided us and eu sanctions. american stock exchanges are growing these minutes, but still not high inflation statistics in the us turned out to be better than forecasts, but investors decided that so far this is still not enough for the fed to sharply revise its plans to raise the key rate . the negative is the new sanctions, the dollar fell in price as a result of trading, though only by 2 kopecks. but the euro continued to grow and, as a result, 89.99. the central bank began to soften the measures of currency control, but it is still impossible to completely remove them, it was announced today chairman of the central bank elvira nabiullina, but at a joint meeting of state duma committees, according to her, currency control measures should protect against sanct

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they received £14 million from the levelling-up fund to support a green transport hub in the city centre. this demonstrates that the ukthe communities of scotland and to deliver for scottish people. mr. speaker: -- bhatti. >> thank you, mr. speaker. on saturday, i joined my 17-year-old constituent alfie ford in walking to raise funds for the national autistic society. alfie's mission is to walk 15,000 steps every day in the month of april to raise awareness of autism and to show that every autistic person deserves the best chance in this saturday, he is walking from birmingham city football club to edgbaston stadium and back again. will the prime minister join me in wishing alfie the very best for his walk, and for his noble mission to change for good how people think about autism? pm sunak:, start by praising alfie for his fantastic efforts. he is an inspiration not just for his community but for many others, and i wish him the best of luck for saturday. our autism strategy sets out our ambition to ensure that autistic people across all parts of the country get the support they need to live fulfilling and happy lives

the uk begins an operation to evacuate british passport holders from sudan. troops and transport are being prepared to fly in to khartoum and bring people back to safety. afterfierce fighting for ten days, a 72—hour ceasefire began at midnight — a key factor in allowing the rescue to begin. this does remain dangerous, this does remain difficult. we are providing what assistance that we can, and we are operating as quickly as we can. we'll be hearing from people gravely concerned about friends and family in sudan. also this lunchtime — let us finish this job. i know we can. because this is the united states of america... president biden announces that he will stand for re—election in the 2024 presidential race. as prince harry opens a legal case against news group newspapers — court documents reveal prince william settled a phone hacking claim against them for a very large sum. senior health officials to be quizzed about access to nhs dentists — after a bbc investigation revealed a drastic resort to diy dentistry. # we could've had it all. # rolling in the deep. and adele surprise

uk, the government has just unveiled a £100 million ai fund to help businesses in sectors with high growth potential to adopt the use of artifical intelligence. sectors such as agriculture, construction, transportation machine learning at innovate uk. thank you for being with us. i touched on it there, the way that al can help businesses achieve, in the words of the government, their potential. how, what will it do? 50. potential. how, what will it do? so, i think potential. how, what will it do? so, i think there — potential. how, what will it do? sr, i think there are a number of different opportunities in those sectors, but as you said, they have higher growth potential, but lower ai maturity because i think both the sectors have a skills gap in understanding what the ai is, but also the developers don't necessarily understand the opportunities in that sector, so the programme we are announcing today, innovate uk, the uk's innovation agency, is really about bringing those cohorts of businesses together to create solutions that can drive productivity, drive growth and increase our competitiveness as the uk. , ., ., . ., .,, increase our competitiveness as the uk. yes, add i touched on those four s

the uk begins an operation to evacuate british passport holders from sudan. troops and transport begin. this does remain dangerous, this does remain difficult. we are providing what assistance that we can, and we are operating as quickly as we can. we'll be hearing from people gravely concerned about friends and family in sudan. also this lunchtime — let us finish this job. i know we can. because this is the united states of america... president biden announces that he will stand for re—election in the 2024 presidential race. as prince harry opens a legal case against news group newspapers — court documents reveal prince william settled a phone

for agricultural products, energy and transportation this year. the ukig tech firms it's designed to mandate and promote competition within the industry and protect consumers now tech companies with annual revenues that exceeds $31 billion will be regulated under the new rule, they could be fined up to 10% of their global revenue. if they violate the new role. the rules still have to be passed. by the british parliament and san francisco based first republic bank announced plans to lay off thousands of workers after releasing its first quarter earnings, the bank announced depositors pulled more than $100 billion out of first republic, believing that it could be the third bank to collapse after silicon valley bank and signature bank in new york. the bank made a partial recovery after several large banks stepped in and made $30 billion in uninsured deposits. first republic says 1800 of its 7200 workers could lose their jobs as it restructures coming up at 9 15. we're gonna be talking live to professor from uc berkeley's haas school of business about what t

move around our towns and cities needs to change. 0ne quarter of our carbon emissions in the uk come from transportrare. and i think we need to change the way we the move. e—scooter are part of that change, it is a disruption to the way that we moved, there is going to be a transition period but we need to focus on this being an important part of the solution to help cities reach their climate goals. that is what we are focused on at the moment. i climate goals. that is what we are focused on at the moment. i know you are callin: focused on at the moment. i know you are calling for — focused on at the moment. i know you are calling for legislation _ focused on at the moment. i know you are calling for legislation on _ focused on at the moment. i know you are calling for legislation on their i are calling for legislation on their use in the uk, wouldn't that be difficult to enforce? brute use in the uk, wouldn't that be difficult to enforce?— difficult to enforce? we are currently — difficult to enforce? we are currently in _ difficult to enforce? we are currently in trials _ difficult to enforce? w

uk this weekend. contingency plans have been put in place to avoid a repeat of last week, which saw drivers waiting more than 1a hours. 0ur transportaustin, reports. the long easter weekend is here, and it's traditionally a big one for travel. at the port of dover last weekend, some coach passengers trying to get on ferries to france had to wait 12 hours or more. plans to make things go more smoothly now include spreading out some of today's coach travel to quieter times or to tomorrow. despite the measures in place, the port has warned there could be waits of a few hours at the busiest times today. it's also expected to be a busy few days on the roads, and taking the train instead won't be an option for everybody as a huge programme of engineering work is carried out on britain's railway. for example, there are no services between london euston and milton keynes until tuesday. easter is unique in that there . is a four day window for us to be able to do work effectively. and of course fewer people do travel than during the normal week. it's a really good opportunity for us to make improvements to the railway for the future. 0ne es

as the us the uk, france and china will evacuate the diplomats and nationals by air by military transportircraft belonging to their respective armed forces from cartoon and this is expected to begin immediately, so we haven't seen any flights take off yet, but when they do, we'll let you know. larry meadow for us from nairobi. thank you, larry. thank you larry new this morning. ukraine's military says it continues to repel russian attacks in eastern ukraine western forces vowed friday at a summit in germany to bolster ukraine's military capabilities . the u. s military says it will begin training ukrainian forces to operate abrams tanks starting next month with the hope of getting them on the battlefield against russia before the end of the summer. cnn's ben wedeman is live in kiev this morning. ben, the latest from where you are. well we did hear lloyd austin yesterday in ramstein say that this that the defense contact ukraine defense contact group had provided ukraine so far with two more than 230 tanks more than 1550 armored vehicles now since the war began, this country has been pumme

, then there were very serious wars, then german submariners sent transport from food to the bottom. this was the main reason that the ukese very british transports to the bottom no one obviously, except western governments and the united states of america who determine what they should. and what the leaders of european states should not do , no one is torpedoing the european economy, that is, they themselves created these problems, these problems, of course, are not as big as the problems of the british economy during the world war, but wars too. as a matter of fact, no. now, with regard to china's peace plan, uh , ecumenical zelensky's call to china and all that is going on around this and will be take place. it seems to me that we should perceive all this as a big chessboard, where ukraine is a big, important, but only one of the cells. this means that the chess game, which by the way, is not between two grandmasters, but at least between three major grandmasters. these are the united states of russia and china. well , smaller grandmasters in the form of the european union and other, uh, forces that play on this boar

transport vessel. the us state department has said that it has helped nearly 1000 us citizens depart sudan since the violence began. meanwhile, the ukion operation from an airfield near khartoum has ended. in the last few hours, another flight carrying british nationals fleeing sudan, landed back in the uk from cyprus, at stansted airport in essex. these were some of the final people to be flown out from the wadi saeedna airfield, north of the sudanese capital yesterday evening. but an extra evacuation flight has been arranged from port sudan tomorrow. our correspondent sanchia berg has more on what the british foreign office has said. what the foreign office is saying is there will be an exceptional flight out of port sudan rather than the airstrip just outside khartoum which is where the other 23 evacuation flights have gone from. this flight will be going from port sudan international airport and anyone who is going to try to get onto that flight has to be at the british evacuation handling centre by midday sudanese time tomorrow. and just a quick reminder of who's eligible to get on that flight, british nationals, of course, the

transport vessel. the us state department has said that it has helped nearly a thousand us citizens depart sudan since the violence began. well, the ukeration from an airfield near khartoum has ended. these were some of the final people to be flown out from the wadi saeedna airfield, north of the sudanese capital yesterday evening. but an extra evacuation flight has been arranged from port sudan tomorrow. our correspondent sanchia berg has more on what the british foreign office has said. what the foreign office is saying is there will be an exceptional flight out of port sudan rather than the airstrip just outside khartoum is where the other 23 evacuation flights have gone from. this flight will be going from port sudan international airport and anyone who is going to try to get onto that flight has to be at the british evacuation handling centre by midday sudanese time tomorrow. and just a quick reminder of who's eligible to get on that flight, british nationals, of course, their dependents but also nhs clinicians who are not british nationals, who are currently working in the nhs. and that's the doctors, of course, who we've heard

around 15,000 e—scooters will be removed from central paris at the end of august in the uk, the department for transports be their top priority. now remembering lost loved ones never gets any easier and having to deal with over 90 potholes en route to the cemetery is the last thing you need, but that is the reality for mourners at yardley. crematoria and cemetery in birmingham .what's been in birmingham. what's been reported cost and wensum meet the man behind the campaign to repair this road potholes or a regular eyesore on roads across the uk. but these small craters don't sit on a main road. they cover the cemetery. this is yard, crematorium and cemetery where a stretch of the access road used by hearses and visitors been almost destroyed. with 90 potholes. community campaignerjohn gilmore with 90 potholes. community campaigner john gilmore first reported the problem to birmingham city council after visiting his nan's grave at christmas. he has fond memories of the woman he called his second mum and feels the state of the road is disrespectful to those who lay rest. its relay those who lay to rest. i

uk troops on the ground and no secure air base to to use. today's irish �*s aspiration had to be carried out rapidly. that's out of action, so two transportd to extractjust a few dozen people. we don't know exactly how many british nationals are in sudan. the foreign out —— foreign office haven't told us how many have 0ffice haven't told us how many have registered. the foreign secretary says the ability to help is severely limited unless these two men can be persuaded to end the fighting. that's not going to be easy in in the country are telling us they feel abandoned. you can keep track of the situation on bbc news website. a new uk—wide alert system has been tested on millions of mobile phones, designed to warn people of a life—threatening emergency. at three o'clock this afternoon, the test alarm was sounded, but critics say it's yet another example of the state interfering in the private lives of citizens, as our correspondent dan johnson reports. alert beeps oh, my god! some got it early... it's a minute to. oh, yeah, it's early. some got it late. some didn't get it at all. didn't work. 0h, don't know what happened. nothing — your p

weapons to ukraine for more than 43 billion euros among equipment, which the uk delivered to the vss and a couple of transportw the ukrainians use them, the militants filmed the british bbc propagandists admit that the ukrainian pilots who now fly the sea kings are much younger than these helicopters, but those supposedly still play a key role in the transfer of a soldier and equipment to the battlefield. for many years this helicopter was in service with the british navy but now it flies under other colors. this is one of the two kings of the sea that britain handed over to ukraine this legendary british aircraft, which performs transport tasks, transports goods and participates in the evacuation. together with the crew, we are participating in patrols in the south of ukraine, this is not a new helicopter, it does not have missiles. however , he plays a key role in moving soldiers and equipment around the battlefield, and he does it in style. it is also used to evacuate the wounded and to rescue pilots who have ejected and landed behind enemy lines. and this is footage from the second helicopter transferred

uk home secretary has expressed her sympathy with people who've faced long delays trying to get across the channel at dover but has rejected any suggestion brexit is to blame. she's insisted the issue lies with transportort authorities and that it's a busy time of year. extra ferries were laid on overnight to try to clear the backlog, which led to some coach passengers facing waits of 14 hours. in the latest developments, the port now says that more than 100 coaches are waiting to cross the channel today. simonjones has this report. day three of the delays at dover, and once again it is coach passengers who are bearing the brunt of the problems. this group is trying to get to luxembourg for a short break, but before that, it's going to be a long wait. once we arrive at the port, it will take four hours to clear customs and then get on the ferry, so we are looking at ten hours. i have got mostly elderly passengers on that have paid good money for a holiday, and basically i think some of them now want to go home. the problem is we have got one driver, so i don't think we will get to where we are going tonight. i don't really know what we're going to do. how are you feeling? unhappy. it's supposed to be

they received £14 million in the levelling up fund to support green transport hub in the city centre and a demonstration of the ukthank you. on saturday i joined _ for scottish people. thank you. on saturday i joined my _ for scottish people. thank you. on saturday i joined my 17 _ for scottish people. thank you. on saturday i joined my 17 your - saturday ijoined my 17 your constituent in walking to raise funds for the national autistic society. alfie's mission is to 15,000 steps every day in april to raise awareness of autism and to show that every autistic person deserves the best chance in life. the salary he is walking from birmingham football club to edgbaston stadium and back to birmingham city football club. will the plan is tojoin me in wishing alfred the best for his work in his noble mission to weigh change people think about autism?— think about autism? canister by raisin think about autism? canister by praising alfie — think about autism? canister by praising alfie for _ think about autism? canister by praising alfie for his _ think about autism? canister by praising alfie for his fantastic i praising

from my perspective, there will be hopefully penetrate and question about the whole transport infrastructure in the uknd thank you very mush-the.— good morning and thank you very much-time. now- much for your time. now we've got much for your time. now we've pot-agate— much for your time. now we've got again looming. they got strikes again looming. they may— got strikes again looming. they may arsrupt— got strikes again looming. they may arsrupt the— got strikes again looming. they may disrupt the fa cup eurovision— may disrupt the fa cup eurovision in- may disrupt the fa cup eurovision in the epsom derby. have— eurovision in the epsom derby. have the— eurovision in the epsom derby. have the unions— eurovision in the epsom derby. have the unions just simply been running— have the unions just simply been rummp rhes— have the unions just simply been running rings around government on running rings around government oh-uatoh— running rings around government oh-uatohlharper- running rings around government oh-uatohlharper .- running rings around government on watch, harper . no, on your watch, mr harper.

the idea is being supported by transport for london and comes after a successful pilot schemes in other uke public so it can be transformed for the historic event on the 7th may. among the changes — the coronation theatre as it's known will be built to house the coronation chair, where king charles will sit during part of the ceremony. it will face the high altar and remain in place for visitors to view once the abbey reopens on the 8th until the 13th may. let's take a look at the tubes now. there's a good service on the tubes this morning. now on to the weather with kate. we start the day the temperature above zero, high—pressure blocking these fronts. it should be largely dry but we will see a lot of cloud. the cloud fairly thick but one or two brighter spells mixed in. the wind not especially strong, a south—easterly with temperatures reaching a maximum of 12 celsius. not especially warm for april. overnight we will hang on to this cloud. one or two breaks momentarily. minimum temperature between four and six celsius. high pressure starts to drift and that allows fans to come in from th

uk and that is clearly not true. what they are doing is punishing the most vulnerable people in northern ireland ponder we have already seen services being cut but we have seen rural community transport hunger payments being scrapped. that's not placing pressure on the prime minister or the european commission, it's hurting people in northern ireland i think it's time we all accept that the negotiations are over and got back to work. emma little-pengelly. _ over and got back to work. emma little-pengelly, some _ over and got back to work. emma little-pengelly, some people - over and got back to work. emma little-pengelly, some people will little—pengelly, some people will say this is more to do with the dup having to play second fiddle as deputy prime minister to michelle o'neill rather than fighting tooth and nail over windsor agreement. absolutely not. at the very core of the belfast agreement, the good friday— the belfast agreement, the good friday agreement, is cross community consensus _ friday agreement, is cross community consensus and that means that both nationalists and unionists must buy into an _ nationalists and unionists must buy into an consent to be part of the govern

the dogs were being transported from hungary to the uk in terrible conditions.he trafficker had pet passports for some of the dogs, stating they were his pets. but the evidence shows that he had most likely sourced them from a puppy mill. the dachshunds were being transported by a man called peter hovorka. after the dogs were seized, he was released without charge. a couple of days later, he was caught again, this time at the british border, where he had more dogs seized. dog trafficking can carryjail sentences, but traffickers are very rarely prosecuted. our world contacted peter hovorka but he did not respond. once the puppies are out of hungary, illegal traders have to create a story around the puppies to sell them. a team of government vets have been working with four paws, the country's biggest animal welfare charity, to try to crack down on this illegal trade. criminal gangs are now moving into the puppy trade, so the vets have asked that we mask their identity. the team is finding an increase in the number of online ads linked to the illegal puppy trade.

eastern sudan on a reconnaissance mission, as the uk works out options to evacuate british nationals who are stranded. flight tracking data showed a c—17 transportermake sure people can evacuate safely. as i say, the critical thing for that would be a ceasefire, but without a ceasefire we are exploring every single option we can and i mean in every possible way, so that we can ensure our british citizens are safely evacuated. the british and american governments sentitive to any comparisons that are being drawn with that chaotic evacuation from kabul. but for the united states there are similar numbers to get out. around 16,000 us nationals still stranded in sudan. secretary of state antony blinken told reporters that american citizens have begun arriving in port sudan and they are facilitating their onward travel. dozens have expressed an interest in leaving. and as i mentioned just a few moments ago, even with the withdrawal of our embassy personnel from sudan, our efforts to provide services to american citizens who are there, consular services, other services, advice continues. and we're in regular communication with american citizens. we are

transporting oil and gas to businesses and also to four quarts. did we learn anything from that and you get a sense that the united states and uk have tightened theirstates and uk have tightened their s stems? ,, ., ., ., systems? sure. so we learned a lot about how that _ systems? sure. so we learned a lot about how that particular _ systems? sure. so we learned a lot about how that particular act - systems? sure. so we learned a lot about how that particular act took l about how that particular act took place and mitigations we could put in place and ways of preventing that from leaching out of control. there are more recent examples. in fact, as you have reported, in the past week there has been a leak of intelligent material from the united states. one of the pieces of information leaked and there was about the intelligence committee learning that russian cyber gang was involved in a heckuva canadian gas company and was very interested in talking with the fsp, how to make use of that hack, to do much more disruptive activity, in that case, against canada, and i think this is her into alarm a lot of policymakers in the uk and in other countries

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uk and in wales instead of going abroad. katie roberts has more. ajet plane, train and a double—decker bus. not a transportays to keep us on hometown. for an new ways to keep us on hometown-— hometown. good god, she is beautiful! — beautiful! laughs. converting old vehicles into holiday lets as a tramp thatjohnny has gotten on—board with with with his new series, back on, and it has taken off across the uk. this place has given a helicopter and elizabeth, and if you don't feel like spending the night in a chopper, how about a submarine? from hobbit hearts to ufo polymer, the options are endless for the six and a half million of us holidaying in the uk this easter, but if you're planning on going further afield, how about a guitar in south korea? a chicken in france or even a potato in the usa? katie roberts, bbc news. before you think you have put something rather strange in your tea this morning let's talk to toby who is in charge of all this. i do this? is in charge of all this. | do this?— is in charge of all this. i do this? is in charge of all this. ido this? ., , �* , ., i do this? not? isn't this wh

uk united the states are the london insurers club and the american companies. now they say, and we deprive you of this question. on what basis? well, because you may be transporting of the game ourselves and the new companies that these rules provide is one example. just the new world that we have to offer, what prevents us from doing this to create this insurance company is the volume of capital of the economy. well , by the way, overcoming sanctions. we are in a row cases we still actively insure, for example, but in a number of cases. i think inertia gets in the way, because you understand when you lived there conditionally for 30 years in the same conditions. and you always have an alternative in your head. do you think, or maybe it's all here now it will somehow end there, and we'll be back anyway. yes, i mean, you know, when you don't come back. something new requires a lot of input. and so this fight still needs to be dealt with. or we can return. that's when the awareness finally comes, that we will not return it to you came, but apparently not to everyone in our economy. she also came, as you actually described the scheme for enslaving the world long ago

uk. simon calder you're not only a legend on the transport, but you should also be working for british tourist an olive branch. well, it wasn't even really a twig, although we all hope that there'll be fresh growth there one day. charles the man. charles the monarch. this is the topic of the book and it will hopefully flesh out our understanding of the rather complex man who is now our monarch. a thinker, a philosopher, interest in an all sorts of ologies. some of them reflected, of course, in the coronation invitation cards with that wonderful border of wildlife and flowers and the green man, the symbol of rebirth and of new growth. all of that and of new growth. all of that an interesting story here, but i think we were all aware of how very difficult that walk in public, the four of them together might very well be. and of course, we're waiting at the moment to know if the sussexes are going to be a show or a no show on the big day itself . show on the big day itself. kyiv superb. caroline and that's all kyiv superb. caroline and that's oit wo— kyiv superb. caroline and that's oit we tote—

process and looked after there before being put on flights to the uk and the first of those flights now en route to london. three british transportd that the airport in saddam was in flames. i airport in saddam was in flames. t ton-t— airport in saddam was in flames. t ton-t tntnt— airport in saddam was in flames. i don't think that's— airport in saddam was in flames. i don't think that's probably accurate. is— i don't think that's probably accurate. is it— i don't think that's probably accurate. is it the international airport in tnontonn— international airport in khartoum was inflamed. “tirti; international airport in— khartoum was inflamed. there was netw— khartoum was inflamed. there was teoww etetttng— khartoum was inflamed. there was heavy shelling around the airport . i heavy shelling around the airport. i think 1 or 2 of the aircraft are on the ground. there were struck as well. so there are there is video during there are there is video during the rounds that shows quite heavy smoke and flames coming from that airport. but that was 2 or 3 days ago. this is a different air base north in the northern suburbs of khartoum. i

uk. it's currently only available for drivers of a certain model of ford which controls steering, acceleration and braking. our transporttion. time for me to have a go. press that button. take my hands off. it is the first time i have done this and it is a strange feeling. i am used to cruise control, but now the car is controlling the speed and doing the steering for me well. this just makes it even more easy and relaxing, in particular for slow moving traffic and motorway driving. it takes a lot of stress and strain of drivers and many others do that as part of our commute to and from work. it works by using radars and cameras. what this is not is a self driving or driverless car. which you cannot currently buy in the uk. development of those is ongoing and there are trials, for example, this one in woolwich in south east london. asda is trying out these cars for grocery deliveries with a safety driver in place. and autonomous track taxis are being trialled in america. but we are years away from that becoming the norm. what the manufacturers will have to do is provide a safety case that all the different scenarios of

ideal world, everybody who wants to get out and has got some right to be in the uk should be able to. but the transportatione, you know, because they clearly are a part of— because, you know, because they clearly are a part of this oouetry— clearly are a part of this country. they work here. they are massively— country. they work here. they are massively useful to us. if there— are massively useful to us. if there wee— are massively useful to us. if there eh— are massively useful to us. if there were an nhs doctor, but if i there were an nhs doctor, but if rwortet— there were an nhs doctor, but if iworkelerance. _ there were an nhs doctor, but if i worked france. tt/ri?’“ “ti“ i worked in france. yeah, then i wouldn't expect france to ship me on a british me out with on a british passport. but i mean, you assume that they, you know, it's not probably that don't probably that they don't want a passport, have to have passport, but you have to have lived for about years lived here for about ten years to be eligible for that. i think. i think that it- think. i think that it is a hrstete. — think. i think that i

uk. obviously, is not true. obviously, that is not true. it's largest funder , the it's our largest funder, the whole economy, doesn't it? absolutely so 97% of transport. now, you're not going to see a change at the pumps in sort of a, you know, a12 days. but if this is sustained, you might see changes in sort of the next 1 to 2 weeks. and what power , weeks. and what power, washington or even london and others europe have these others in europe have these middle east states, saudi arabia and so on, to actually say, you need to rethink this approach. limited very, very limited. so the american reaction has been typically boost production. and they also strategic reserves. what the biden administration made a decision a few months ago to release those strategic reserves. this is barrels have got to be stored . yeah, got to be stored. yeah, absolutely. i mean, in the uk , absolutely. i mean, in the uk, but oil net imports are about a third. european oil production is not massive compared to, say, the americans in the middle east or the russians. so our to actually influence the price is very, very limited. so they will have some get political question d