if unifier —— the cynics might say... if there _ unifier —— the cynics might say... if there is — unifierifier —— the cynics might say... if there is the hunt for a supported unifier_ if there is the hunt for a supported unifier in _ if there is the hunt for a supported unifier in weeks' time! that if there is the hunt for a supported unifier in weeks' time!— unifier in weeks' time! that is certainly what _ unifier in weeks' time! that is certainly what jeremy - unifier in weeks' time! that is certainly what jeremy hunt i unifier in weeks' time! that is i certainly what jeremy hunt was certainly whatjeremy hunt was saying. she is there, she is the person in charge. sebastian, i'm going to come to you, as we turn to the front page of the times. what did you make a president biden�*s comment? it did you make a president biden's comment? , , ., ., did you make a president biden's comment?— did you make a president biden's comment? , , ., ., ., ., comment? it is very rare to have a us president _ comment? it is very rare to have a us president intervening _ comment? it is very rare to have a

sunak unify the party? he was on on that point. but how can rishi - sunak unify the party?mac downfall, and some people have not forgiven him for that. i some people have not forgiven him for that. .. some people have not forgiven him for that. ~' , ., . for that. i think if you look at the recent election _ for that. i think if you look at the recent election whether - for that. i think if you look at the recent election whether she - for that. i think if you look at the - recent election whether she narrowly lost, he _ recent election whether she narrowly lost, he didn't do very badly at all in the _ lost, he didn't do very badly at all in the membership, and if you look at how— in the membership, and if you look at how many conservative members of parliament _ at how many conservative members of parliament have actually backed him in the _ parliament have actually backed him in the first— parliament have actually backed him in the first round, i have not seen the latest — in the first round, i have not seen the latest list but i bet it is pushing _ the latest list but i

but how can rishi sunak unified the -a ? he. but how can rishi sunak unified the party? he _ he.. but how can rishi sunak unified the party? he was one _ he. but how can rishi sunak unified the party? he was one of _ he. but how can rishi sunak unified the party? he was one of the - he. but how can rishi sunak unified the party? he was one of the first l the party? he was one of the first very senior ministers to resign in the summer, which led to boris johnson's downfall, and some people have not forgiven them. i johnson's downfall, and some people have not forgiven them.— have not forgiven them. i think if ou look have not forgiven them. i think if you look at _ have not forgiven them. i think if you look at the _ have not forgiven them. i think if you look at the recent _ have not forgiven them. i think if you look at the recent election i you look at the recent election where rishi narrowly lost, he didn't do very badly at all in the membership. if you look at how many conservative members of parliament have actually backed him in the first round, i have not seen the latest,

but how can rishi sunak unify the party? he was | rishi sunak unify the party? first very senior ministers to resign in the summer, which led to borisjohnson�*s downfall. and some people have not forgiven him for that. i downfall. and some people have not forgiven him for that.— forgiven him for that. i think if ou look forgiven him for that. i think if you look at — forgiven him for that. i think if you look at the _ forgiven him for that. i think if you look at the recent - forgiven him for that. i think if you look at the recent election where rishi narrowly lost, he didn't do very badly at all in the membership. if you look at how many conservative members of parliament have actually backed him in the first round, i have not seen the latest lit but i bet it's pushing 200 out. i don't know how many team boris have moved across a line like i have done. as far as i'm concerned, there is only one clear winner and that is rishi sunak. we don't know that yet because we've got until two o'clock tomorrow afternoon when nominations closed and people can say wanting p

kristen: has sf unified responded to the findings of the poll?edge it has been a rough couple of years for education and that san francisco is not very different in that case. responding to a couple of particular comments about the water system, for example. one respondent said they were worried about entering their kids in the water system. the district says well, we are overhauling our student assignment system. they came out with -- which is supposed to help with ease of choice and proximity and is supposed to help diversify schools, which is also related to another comment someone made about how schools need to desegregate. kristen: looks like they have their work cut out. thank you for sharing the results of your poll. you can check out more of the san francisco standards's other reporting on their ♪♪ oh my gosh. oh my gosh, oh all right, this is such a wonderful moment. i don't mean to get in the middle of it. oh but you are in the middle of it. i am in the middle of it because i want you to see where you are. you're in illinois, look aroun

she do you make of her speech, was there any attempt to unify?— any attempt to unify? understood _ any attempt to unify? she obviously listened and understood she - any attempt to unify? she obviously listened and understood she had - any attempt to unify? she obviously listened and understood she had to | listened and understood she had to do a u—turn on the 45p tax. that tax band was not due to be abolished until april next year. it is conceivable if things are going better she can reintroduce it at a later point. but she clearly had listened to colleagues and seen what kind of danger the government was in and you turned on it, probably at the last possible moment she could do before things became, you know, quite poor. the speech was all right. it got her to next phase and into her week of interviews after the queen's funeral. it remains to be seen how well she does this week. but a new leader who came in after frankly very well orchestrated election and who is not coming after a really popular among his parliamentary colleagues prime minister. the parliamentary par

and here, a unified gpa, used exclusively russian-made parts. we have not used imported equipment.all the equipment was russian, here they take place, first of all, the manufacture of all metal structures, that is, metal structures. it is directly into the container, shelters and so on. that is, it is all that is installed equipment that runs the compressor engine. gazprom operates more than 4.5 thousand gas pumping units, throughout the country more than 80% with a gas turbine drive have successfully passed tests, unified gas pumping units are another step in improving the manufacturability and efficiency of the gas and other sectors of the domestic industry. we are basement, we are disgraced, our shackles are heavy. we are a national idea. we are the outpost of a protracted war. i don't i am one of those authors who believe that they hear voices and someone dictates to them. i love this city, the promised steppe on my face, its gunpowder. he saw death with his own eyes. the most natural rhyme for the word donetsk - this is the father. you seem to be my poems like doors in the key

hie. that the sort of language you would use to unify a party?— use to unify a party?point next week, as you were saying _ budget. that is the point next week, as you were saying earlier, - budget. that is the point next week, as you were saying earlier, it - as you were saying earlier, it could be even more difficult because then we are at the stage of having legislation being laid out, policy announcements being put forward because liz truss has promised this raft of deregulation and reform. what chance has that got of actually getting through if they knew and they were told that they couldn't get through the 45p tax rate policy? the supply site is easy to pass, but the big _ the supply site is easy to pass, but the big issue will be on planning. what _ the big issue will be on planning. what do — the big issue will be on planning. what do you think? they are already dusting down their travels and getting a bit fired up. let’s dusting down their travels and getting a bit fired up. let's have a look at liz — getting a bit fired up. let's have a look at liz truss _ get

the allegation is that— to unify the party. the allegation is that she — to unify the party.e who supported her in leadership contests and put very few mps who— leadership contests and put very few mps who supported rishi sunak and her government. now we have mentioned hands getting the trade roll and _ mentioned hands getting the trade roll and perhaps this is a bigger effort _ roll and perhaps this is a bigger effort to— roll and perhaps this is a bigger effort to have greater representation of the tory party in her government but she has her work cut out— her government but she has her work cut out for— her government but she has her work cut out for her as premise her. she has a _ cut out for her as premise her. she has a very— cut out for her as premise her. she has a very important few weeks coming — has a very important few weeks coming up. let's move on photo of nicola sturgeon, quoting i detest the tories and all that they stand for this is an interview that she gave on the bbc today that she did slightly clarify on later in the day did she? , , ,, did she? yes she d

to unify and heal this nation, i -- but when he said his goal was to unify and heal this nation, i thought ok. i will do all i can help you do that. he's done the exact opposite he's become the divider in chief. so it is up to us. when you are talking everyone, get them out to the polls, if they love this country, if they are concerned about its future, ask them to join us to heal and unify and save this great country that we call america. god bless all of you. god bless america. [applause] get out there and fight hard. >> we have 10 days, 10 days to get it done. quickly, i apologize, tim rogers is here, we have to get him across the finish line as well. everyone here, you know 10 people, 20 people, if you're like me, it you have a family of 22, i know them and i have to talk to them. we have 10 days, it's time to put everything on the line, it is all up to us to get the vote out. we can get this done, we are going to reelect ron johnson as a u.s. senator. we are going to reelect brian salazar as your u.s. congressman. and we are going to take wisconsin back. let's get it done. [applause]

can somebody who is more of a unifier, so jeremy hunt himself. . ._ somebody who is more of a unifierp in there? that i so jeremy hunt himself... can i 'ust jump in there? that willi so jeremy hunt himself... can i 'ust jump in there? that will take h so jeremy hunt himself... can ijust jump in there? that will take us - jump in there? that will take us nicely to the front page of the metro. i want to introduce the next front page, which has got three plots on its front page and plot number three has exactly what you're saying, which is that it is the chancellor who is being tipped for the top job. chancellor who is being tipped for the tap job-— chancellor who is being tipped for the to “ob. . �*, the top 'ob. that's right. the point about the topjob. that's right. the point about jeremy _ the topjob. that's right. the point about jeremy hunt _ the topjob. that's right. the point about jeremy hunt is _ the topjob. that's right. the point about jeremy hunt is that - the topjob. that's right. the point about jeremy hunt is that he - the topjob. that's right. the point about jeremy hunt

and here, in a unified gpa, they used exclusively russian -made parts. we have not used imported equipment. all the equipment was russian here, but first of all, the manufacture of all metal structures, that is, the metal structure of the container itself, shelters, and so on. that is, it is all that is installed equipment that runs the compressor engine. gazprom operates more than 4.5 thousand gas pumping units, nationwide more than 80% with a gas turbine drive successfully tested, unified gas compressor units are another step in improving the manufacturability and efficiency of the gas and other branches of the domestic industry. we are a national for a protracted war. i am not one of those authors who believe that they hear voices and someone dictates to them. i love this city, the promised steppe on my face, its gunpowder. he saw death with his own eyes. the most natural rhyme for the word donetsk - this is the father. remember that my poems are like doors in the keyhole, the hole of which is the disk of the moon and clouds, yes netskie are visible.

that is, everyone would have to unify a little more, i agree. here.ding to my colleague, that we need to take into account those economic political moments, in fact, a large market for migrants. actually. we understand that not just like that, but in europe they suddenly decided to unify everything, because a large number of young people immediately enter the labor market. not always there. their jobs need to be filled with something, and it is clear that such an association affected the fact that the overall average the level began to fall in europe in europe, we will directly have statistical data, because the rectors, uh, and there, here, viktor anatolyevich gardened in the relevant meetings, uh, the rectors of european universities resisted to the end, as best they could, and some still stood up for national education systems in france there is a five-year training of engineers so far, respectively in germany the corresponding system in england fought for their system. there is a little more anglo-saxon model of america at all recognized. so, we m

he wants to unify and what he says, the motherland with taiwan. i think the west shall take it very seriously. and you mentioned just now some of his political interests. she is almost certain to get his 3rd term in office. does that make his power absolute i mean, how absolute his power really is. nobody can say for sure, but every indicator says that his grip on power is very, very firm. and clearly he's the most powerful leader since mounted on that is also very clear. and yeah, also his 3rd term, i mean anything else would be a sensation. so i'm expecting that is for sure. and what could be possible is that he would have to make some concessions or compromises when it comes to the economy . i mean, that depends on who will be the next prime minister and how much influence and he or she will have. and, but i'm only speculating here the big picture is that seating thing is a very firm when it comes to his grip on power. right. and leave it there for now correspond fabi customer in beijing. thanks very much. and let's turn now to some other stori

but then to unify also resilience and on which issues will he be trying to offer these solutions when one of the issues is, as i just mentioned, the unified, the country is going to be a few channels or law that the seal that but then t economy knew that the civil has promised a government based on social issues. and yesterday, during his acceptance speech, he confirmed that he will put in practice a government based on social issues that government based on protection to the environment. but for all of these, he will need the support, as i said, after congress, that then the economy is the biggest challenge of the president. i've been talking to many brazilian since i got here last week, and most of them had told me that they regret that you are the presidential race. this main issues, the economy wasn't on the of the heart of the political debate because candidates were to be see in sultan and attacking each other. but economy is one of these is the biggest issue, how to tackle the economy, how to carver are poverty, how to handle the consequences of the funds. there me there is, th

he - unified cabinet. but all the old wounds still exist. he is - unified cabinet.. certainly, and in some ways, the shadow of - bridges to build. certainly, and in some ways, the shadow of boris. some ways, the shadow of boris johnson is looming over the party. some of his supporters are calling for a general election and questioning rishi sunak�*s mandate. he really has to work hard to prove his worth to the party and prove that he is the right man for the job. that he is the right man for the 'ob. ~ . that he is the right man for the 'ob. . . . ,., that he is the right man for the 'ob. ~ . . ,, ., that he is the right man for the 'ob. ~ . ., i. ., ., job. what are you hearing about cabinet selection? _ job. what are you hearing about cabinet selection? at _ job. what are you hearing about cabinet selection? at the - job. what are you hearing about. cabinet selection? at the moment, job. what are you hearing about - cabinet selection? at the moment, a lot is in flux- — cabinet selection? at the moment, a lot is influx. we're _ cabinet selection? at the moment, a l

but the unified message at the core is a deep grievance with the system as a whole unified message at the core is the, is the hope for, for freedom. and you even have, you know, people, women from more conservative, traditional backgrounds, people who actually don, the trader, and the, the head scarf voluntarily. they choose to do so. coming out in favor of these protests supporting young women were protesting. because ultimately it's about the freedom of choice. we're seeing sanctions coming out of the us out of a in hugh, is that the right way forward is that enough? i think you know what the bite administration has shown is that regardless of what they choose to do in the path of negotiations with iran, where the j. c, p. o, a is concerned that they will hold human rights abusers and iran a countable before this new series of sanctions that we saw today, the u. s. sanction iran so called morality police as well as individuals involved in the killing of mass. i'm any so i think that we will see more of these target sanctions against human rights abusers and accountability. what we c

and trends, the new procedure for maintaining the register of addresses, what will change in the unified state register of real estate and again , large-scale monitoring of prices. we continue to go on new raids. this is an area of ​​interest. we are talking about notable events in the economy with you olga anishchenko hello, how did the economy work for the first 9 months of the year, belstat presented the latest data traditionally in general and in the context of different industries gdp is the main indicator. while in the red, it is noted that the economy has taken a recovery trend. there is reason to believe that the backlog will narrow the important national indicators of inflation. after a noticeable spring surge over the summer, it lost almost 17.4 percent and the current of september, of course, is unacceptable, but autumn still brought a long-awaited downward trend, if inflation is a mirror of the economy, then this reversal is certain. first of all, it is due to the positive economic process, which our correspondent svetlana lukinyuk asked the deputy minister of economy. dmitri

forces are needed. drones do your part our weapon is the truth one plus one picks up the marathon unified news on the front line of the information front each of us is approaching victory we are winning glory to ukraine unified news in the center of events 238 days of full-scale russian invasion of ukraine the european parliament may recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism and as king charles the third met with ukrainian refugees about this and will not only tell in the issue of i solomiya vitvitska and this tsn at night the russians shelled the dnipropetrovsk region without a light microdistrict ingulets in kryvyi rih and many settlements of the district, according to the head of the kryvyi rih moat oleksandr vilkula, the enemy hit an energy infrastructure object, energy workers are working , and the day before, two russian rockets hit an energy object in the dnipro river, four employees of the enterprise were injured, there was no electricity residents of more than 200 settlements due to the lack of flow of the pumping station in the region, water supply interruptions began in

i think i penny is the unifying candidate.er, she is a highly experienced and competent government minister. penny has already indicated that should you become prime minister, jeremy hunt will remain as chancellor. so she will remain as chancellor. so she will not do anything that risks businesses or the markets. remarkably, this man is being tipped by some for a comeback. yes, boris johnson who was ousted injuly after a series of scandals including lockdown parties. he has been weighing up his options while on holiday in the dominican republic. seniorfigures are holiday in the dominican republic. senior figures are offering support. at the moment i would lean towards borisjohnson. in at the moment i would lean towards borisjohnson-_ boris johnson. in 2019 he won a aeneral boris johnson. in 2019 he won a general election _ boris johnson. in 2019 he won a general election with _ boris johnson. in 2019 he won a general election with a - boris johnson. in 2019 he won a general election with a huge - general election with a huge m

. convinced she is the unifying candidate-— convinced she is the unifying candidate. ., ., , candidateng on between _ candidate. there are conversations going on between penny— candidate. there are conversations going on between penny mordauntj candidate. there are conversations i going on between penny mordaunt and other conservative mps overnight, and as we speak now, so the numbers are not an issue as far as we're concerned, what we are focusing on is making sure we have that proper open debate to make sure the keys to number ten are handed to the unifying candidate, in our view, thatis unifying candidate, in our view, that is able to together all sides of the parliamentary party and actually engage with the membership, of the membership the ability to have their say as well, but also make sure we have the unifying candidate that can focus on delivering the 2019 manifesto. i’m delivering the 2019 manifesto. i'm auoin delivering the 2019 manifesto. i'm ttoin to delivering the 2019 manifesto. i'm going to be speaking to supporters of both of the candidates and a little while. 0ur chie

and as well as new law has wanting to push like south american to unify under currency that pushes more on the project of the south petro, which is government overman. oh, he's and we unification. so yes, we see that now on many, many people's around the world and especially the world are trying to break away from us. not just military or political. we're also economic at gemini, and 8 in a very well said, so very well said. it has been indeed about case for, for many years. it's time that countries themselves and to have a win win situation will be bullied as the u. s. like to do okay. i'm it over colombian accident. thank you so much for joining me here. i see a pleasure talking to you, sir. say safe say well, a rather me, ah, right acts of feel terror. those are the latest words of condemnation of russia's war and ukraine from the european commission chief ursula wonderland who last out at moscow claiming it target civilians infrastructure. despite to russia's assurances, it focuses only on mercy objectives. targeted attacks on civilian infrastructure with a clear aim to cut off men,

are unified - ousted him. one thing is for certain, mp! are unified in l ousted him.mp! are unified in their desire to keep theirjobs. in that regard, they would be very unifying because he is a winner, he's won two mayoral elections, brexit vote and he won a huge majority. the people actually probably won't forgive us for the way we treated him. but that has been said, that is may be said. our mps have behaved very badly 0ur mps have behaved very badly indeed. they haven't got behind the candidate. it they put their own self—interest before countries and unless they do line up behind the next appointed, they are completely doomed. you next appointed, they are completely doomed. ., ., , doomed. you mentioned the inquiry auoin on. doomed. you mentioned the inquiry going on- the _ doomed. you mentioned the inquiry going on. the privileges _ doomed. you mentioned the inquiry going on. the privileges committee | going on. the privileges committee looking into evidence as to whether borisjonnson looking into evidence as to whether boris jonnson knowingly looking into evide

well, i think penny is the unifying candidate. know, she is a robust brexiteer, she's a highly experienced and competent government minister. keeping a low profile a day after resigning — now liz truss�*s defence secretary suggests he'd like her predecessor borisjohnson back as prime minister. he got a mandate and that's an important thing for all of us to bear in mind. we'll see what happens. of course, unity is also important. you know, i'll be looking for how the candidates are prepared to bring the party together. we'll be looking at the week ahead as the conservative party chooses its third leader in three months. also on the programme... the social care system in england is gridlocked says the watchdog — with staffing shortages a major factor. as president putin inspects his troops we report on the growing anger inside russia that men with no military experience are being called up and sent to the front line. and the japanese cartoon characters being recreated for the stage by the royal shakespeare company — breaking box off

additional inspection of the scene of the incident was now being carried out, fuel samples and a unifiedischarge station with medical oxygen were seized. let me remind you a fighter fighter was performing a test flight, a board, fell on a residential two-story building, two crew members died on the ground, no one was injured with details alexey killer. experts of the investigative committee on transport are carefully collecting the remains of the crashed plane, part of the fuselage scattered into dozens meters to the elderly sector. well, we have about apparently, and touched the roof. well, it didn’t hit the roof, but apparently it was from the wave. to such an extent, what is it like, during an earthquake, a su-30 fighter swayed, performing a test flight, crashed on private houses in the leninsky district of irkutsk, they managed to film the moment crash. this is what, i can’t understand, as if something of a pilot fell, they didn’t have time to eject and died. none of the residents of the houses were hurt. they were not at home at the time of the crash. he flew straight ahead then he

is increasing the number of partners with whom it has signed an agreement and new services on the unifiedctronic services portal, what else can be done online about this and not only will we tell in the next few minutes on the air the news of the economy in the studio of alina lapu. good morning to stimulate import substitution and support domestic producers, the council of ministers has made changes to the procurement sphere at its own expense. for example, one of the norms of the document allows product manufacturers to provide additional preferences. truth. it depends on the level of localization of production, in addition, adjusted approaches for the admission of imported goods and suppliers offering such products changes will come into force next year. the eurasian economic commission declares the need to coordinate efforts to complete work on agreements on common gas and oil markets. the preparation of documents was assessed at the meeting at the commission, this issue was considered. on the eve of the upcoming iek council, which is scheduled for november, the countries of the allie

so actually there's no single individual unifying candidates. some people will try and bring back bars johnson to if less trust guy. so there's a lot of names in the frame, which is the same as having no one individual unifying candidate. i mean it's, it's truly remarkable. and it says something about just how bad the situation is become for the tories that even boris johnson is now being mentioned only a few months after leaving in disgrace. a book. if, if i know, let me ask you this, tell me about the, the soul searching that is going on within the conservative party. and i ask you this for a specific reason because list trust came to power and she did exactly what she camp what she had promised she would do during her leadership campaign. and that is what got her the job correct. that is absolutely right. there is a deep soul searching going on in my posse presently. here you are trying to work out whether for heaven's sake, we are attacks gussied policy. and if we all know them, what a we fool, a less trust arrived on a wave of having promis

now it is planned to create unified programs and unified textbooks., it is incredibly important for us as teachers. uh, such a step, because, especially to me as a history teacher, it is understandable, but in modern conditions, but an abundance of information. how important it is to interpret historical events throughout the country in the same way. and in connection with this, i had a proposal, of course, this is an important step and that is why we are finalists in the teacher of the year competition in our regions. we can help, uh, compile these textbooks , and i ask you to include in the composition of the expert groups, just the teachers of the year in russia, the finalists of this competition. if possible, and we will try to consolidate and convey the opinion of the teachers of our region to the expert groups. thanks uh-huh dmitry vladimirovich is not a secret. we all know very well that as soon as hmm began to discuss the topic of unified textbooks and unified approaches, a lot of discussion arose in the professional community. yes, and in gen

anyone _ absolutely the unifier of our party.e can do that not _ dispatch box knows that she can do that. not with her eyes sharp because _ that. not with her eyes sharp because she shows full interest and love for— because she shows full interest and love for the job in the chamber but the way that she can bring people around _ the way that she can bring people around her— the way that she can bring people around her based on the 2019 manifesto. around her based on the 2019 manifeste— around her based on the 2019 manifesto. , ., , ., ~ ., around her based on the 2019 manifesto. , ., ~ ., ., manifesto. tells what you know of her economic _ manifesto. tells what you know of her economic ideas _ manifesto. tells what you know of her economic ideas of _ manifesto. tells what you know of her economic ideas of how - manifesto. tells what you know of her economic ideas of how she - manifesto. tells what you know of i her economic ideas of how she would address the cost crisis for example. because once we have gotten over the latest dru

all these targeted strikes are turning the unified energy system of ukraine into separate islands.ct, the task is not just to reduce generation, and the destruction of electricity and a unified energy system, that is, depriving ukraine of the ability to transfer electricity from surplus regions to destroy power plants, respectively, is unprofitable for russia, but the decommissioning of transmission capacities. well, it's like the same effect, only little blood, of course, an independent inheritance from the hated, its current leadership of the soviet union got a strong energy system. now even the ukrainian power engineers themselves recognize this, but in total there is a tensile strength of the last strikes hit more than forty key facilities of ukraine's energy networks since october 10, the unified energy grid has lost more than a third of energy generating energy transfer facilities destroyed up to 60% of all transformers of networks with a voltage of 330 kv, kiev a wave of missile strikes can finally submerge the country? if you continue such strikes and further, then approxim

during the analysis, it is important to develop a unified approach to regulation, and as a result, fair prices for all buyers. black page of history on the day of the 80th anniversary of the liquidation of the brest ghetto, the memory of the victims of the holocaust was honored in beryozovsky district. bronnaya gora is a place where the forest literally grows on the bones on an area of ​​two hectares more than 50,000 people are buried. this is one of the biggest fraternal magics of the second world war in all of europe , jews from brest, birch cobrins and cities of belarus were brought in wagons to the local railway station, things were taken away and the bodies were shot, they were stacked on top of each other, according to some information, on bronnaya gora, the invaders killed 17,000 children, despite the fact that the station is located far from the regional center, it is not overgrown folk trail. it is very important to carry out this work with young people at the initiative of the prosecutor's office in every educational institution, including on the territory of the berezovsky di

how unified will the party be? i commencing! how unified will the -a be? ~ ., �* , commencing!ticularly today as we have more and more seniorfigures today as we have more and more senior figures announcing who they are getting behind, there are actually quite a few figures on the right of the party, some of the die—hard brexiteer characters, who came after rishi sunak today, same people like suella braverman and steve baker, david davis, all these big figures on the right of the party, all getting behind rishi sunak. i think that in itself is quite telling because in the summer, liz truss was seen as the candidate of the right who mps were getting behind, and rishi was the opposite. now if rishi can garner support of those brexiteers and those on the right, as well as the moderates and one nation mps, i think that in itself shows that he does have a broader party appeal than some of his predecessors. i think that's quite interesting. penny mourdant�*s pictures based on her being the unity candidate, whether that's... unity candidate, whether that's. .. that unity candidate, whe

all the oakland unified school board. well, for us to seal, talk with the candidates about their plans to keep schools safe. take a list. i will try not to emotional. oakland unified school candidate joelle velasquez's spoke with me about the shooting on the king estates campus 2 weeks ago. he is running for a seat us. stay representing the families and students. >> who attend the school where the shooting took place. let's bring the that the district. >> staff let's bring everybody into the room and start moving this forward because we agree upon one thing. we're going to make our school site safe and these incidences, these acts of this violence specifically related to gun violence is going to end. >> open schools face real challenges and i'm running to bring the focus back to what matters most, which is our students. because right now we're feeling them. we're feeling them academically. we are failing them in terms of their physical safety. carraman gia is currently the board member for district 6 and also running for

generation, nuclear generation or from other areas or from other subsystems, that is, we have this unified energy system, this is a set of subsystems that allow each region to work separately and help each region that has suffered the greatest damage with inflows of electrical energy. for example, the northern subsystem suffered the most damage where electricity is supplied kharkiv chernihiv sumy region kharkiv thermal power station-5 was very badly damaged kremenchugsk tpp was damaged and the zmiiv tpp was damaged, well, that is, there are large objects that need restoration, but due to the fact that the system is unified, it does not break up into separate islands, it uses the opportunities that were laid down back in soviet times by very intelligent soviet engineers who did everything to ensure that even during the war the whole system worked reliably and stably and provided everyone with electrical energy as much as possible, and now after the introduction of these energy facilities that were built in soviet times, they are replaced by european ones. is it possible to replace something

john sasaki is the spokesperson for oakland unified school district. he says district leaders have been busy upgrading king estates campus. >> a new cameras perhaps going in some locations where we didn't have full coverage may be upgrading some we are upgrading the radio system that that staff there used to communicate with each other. whether, you know, it's just normal communications running else. >> we are upgrading the lobby area and the reception desk to make that more welcoming and make it more for more protective we're also the entryway with a remote buzzer system to allow people to come in. so psaki says about 50 of the 300 students came back thursday for emotional support from such a violent day. >> behavior health services from our staff and from our partners in the community. and that started last week so that that continues today in person, they continue for the foreseeable future. psaki says games, healing, guided activities and food are also part of the curriculum. regular instruction will not resume for a while that, you know, the teach

she represents 6,000 teachers in the sf unified school district. she says some of whom are beginning to report not getting paid for the month of september. the problem, she says, is connected to the school district's new payroll system launched back in january by march, the teachers union stage a four-day sit-in at the sf usd administration building in protest because teachers are not receiving their accurate pay. employees of usd have spent the last 9 months. >> with stress, anxiety and full panic about whether or not they will be paid at all accurately and how much the transition from a very old antiquated system to a new system led to some heirs. however, sf usd spokesperson. laura, does it talks about the upside of the new payroll system. this system will have a lot to offer and will be ideally user friendly and >> once we address all these issues, that is why we were transitioning to this new system because there is a lot for it to offer. and so that's what we want to work toward. and that's what we're actively focusing on is maybe a little bu

it's been 32 years since east and west germany unified. but is there more that divides that unites german society today? ah, our next spicer welcome to the program. ukrainian forces are reported to be re cap in territory in the south of the country in their biggest breakthrough there since the start of the war. officials installed by russia, acknowledged that ukraine has made advances in the higher san region. one of 4 that russia illegally annexed last week. photo shared on social media appear to show soldiers raising the ukrainian flag and several villages. they are thought to advanced by as much as 40 kilometers in a single day. that is yet to be officially verified. and let's go straight to d. w correspondent, nick connelly in the ukrainian capital. keep nick reports of major ukrainian advances in the south. what can you tell us? well, definitely seems like after months we're busy fits on was the side show to what we saw in her give her. and it seemed that basically this was something that the cranes were distracting the russians with

social security system that covers the entire population in urban and rural areas, and see that fair unified, reliable, well-regulated and sustainable. we will expand the coverage of social insurance program. we will remain committed to the fundamental national policy of gender equality, protect the lawful right and interests of women and children, and promote all around developments of programs for people with disability. we will move faster to build a housing system, featuring multiple suppliers and various channels of support that encourage both housing rentals and purchases. we will advance the healthy china initiative. we must give strategic priority to ensuring people's health. we will establish a policy system to booster birthrates, and a proactive national strategy in response to population aging. we will promote the preservation and innovative development of traditional chinese medicine. we will improve the public health system and strengthen the system for epidemic prevention, control, and treatment, as well as our emergency response capacity to contain major infection -- infectiou

they will create a more unified regulator. but it's important to understand that the union bombs and people industries of a powerful entity and a lot of them are completely against a more unified system because they know that would be the quality and efficient regulation. and perhaps then also he bought the manufacturing drug. so we presume that from the industry is one of the main reason that you don't have unified stock to or droughts and extreme weather have cause world wide wheat ingrained shortages and an increase in fe prices and sweden. however, warmer temperatures have led to record breaking harvests. the country spearheading was such that could help farmers world wide protect their crops from climate change or reese reports from slough. it's the last day of the harvest in small live in southern sweden. but this week isn't destined for the nation's bread baskets. this is the test real that the lumps men and farming cooperative. where management tina hendrickson has a mission to breed crops that have future proof. we de

she represents 6,000 teachers in the sf unified school district. she says some of whom are beginning to report not getting paid for the month of september. the problem, she says, is connected to the school district's new payroll system launched back in january by march, the teachers union stage a four-day sit-in at the sf usd administration building in protest because teachers are not receiving their accurate pay employees of s usd have spent the last 9 months. >> with stress anxiety and full panic about whether or not they will be paid at all accurately and how much the transition from a very old antiquated system to a new system. >> lead to some heirs, however, sf usd spokesperson. laura, does it talks about the upside of the new payroll system. this system will have a lot to offer and will be ideally user friendly and once we address all these issues, that is why we were transitioning to this new system because it there is a lot for it to offer. and so that's what we want to work toward. and that's what we're actively focusing on is maybe a litt

news to be aware of the main leading channels, together we fight and win in the marathon unified news the main thing every day at 8:00 p.m. the only news together we are strong armed forces need drones do your part glory to ukraine i congratulate everyone who is with us at this time on the clock it is exactly five in the morning october 3 on the calendar 222 days of full-scale war continues and anton is terrible and traditionally at the beginning of the new information hour, the news release, the ukrainian military continues active operations in the south of ukraine and is successful in part of the territory. this was reported in the operational command of the south. seven strikes against the russian occupiers, and the air defense forces shot down an enemy attack helicopter, the situation in the area of ​​responsibility, the defense force of the south is dynamic and tense, our units continue active actions, keep the initiative in the fortified territories and have partial success in the advance in the north, our aviation was hit 7 times against the enemy by anti-aircraft forces defens

and he said he doesn't know that they need a unifying candidate. they need somebody who in by next friday will be the leader of their party and the next prime minister calls for a new fresh general elections getting louder and louder, turned the toys for their briefs. the tories do not want a general election. why? because they are polling so badly and it will absolutely annihilate their party. they are doing everything to say, we don't need bomb, we still go to majority in parliament. however, cause our growing and i'm certainly the labor party will do everything they can to push for general election. but at the moment it doesn't look like they will have to be one. obviously, this is bush's politics. anything can change, but that next leader that next prime minister, whoever he or she is, has got to somehow unify the party and try to persuade the british public that the tories are still okay and still okay to govern. i was waiting there. thank you very much for moses ukrainians are being told will switch off their electrical appliances for much of

camden was struck and killed by a san jose unified school district bus on friday while riding in the scooter. i thought i made a deal with god. >> that because he chose to raise him. the one thing i asked was that he never take him away. i now learn. the hard way. there are no making deals with got. >> the freshman at san jose state proved to be a standout student and athlete in a short amount of time. coach brent brennan holding back tears when talking about his star running back, who dreamed of playing in the nfl. we're just trying to navigate a really a really hard time camden's death. mark san jose's 57th traffic related death of the year. it's because of that growing number that coach brendan advises players not to ride the scooters on really more. just worry about our team knocking on scooters and making good choices about. our transportation to avoid another loss and another difficult phone call to parents. >> he'll just be in. our hearts will carry him with us wherever we go. the san jose state football team is scheduled to play their next game here saturday night. coach bren

. 0therwise feel unified, they wanted to unify behind him.ey can stick to that, whether when we get to the fiscal statement in the couple of weeks and their pet project is abandoned, whether it be hsz project is abandoned, whether it be hs2 or the triple lock or whatever it might be, whether they feel the same way, is another matter. attacks from labour — same way, is another matter. attacks from labour on _ same way, is another matter. attacks from labour on suella _ same way, is another matter. attacks from labour on suella braverman, - same way, is another matter. attacks | from labour on suella braverman, but let's move the guardian. fracking ban and pensions in spotlight, as the last remnants of the truss legacy. the last remnants of the truss lea . ., �* , the last remnants of the truss lea . legacy. that's right. the fracking fan is very _ legacy. that's right. the fracking fan is very good _ legacy. that's right. the fracking fan is very good news. _ legacy. that's right. the fracking fan is very good news. there - legacy. that's righ

. >> a final question, or criminal putin unintentional's unified and republicans in the united states. he has unified nato as never before without finland and sweden joining made out with 83n federation. and also to encourage countries like germany and adelaide to achieve the 2% defense spending. additionally he has unified the european union and unprecedented the european union its providing aid to the people of ukraine as never before. with that in mind, what more can people in the world do to assist the people of ukraine achieve victory? [speaking in native language]. i think it is very important to conduct investigations of the crimes of the russian fascist regime. [speaking in native language] in order to reveal the lies and their treachery. so that we put an end to this aggression into all future intentions of such aggression. [speaking in native language]. it is very obvious that if they achieve victory in ukraine they were planning on living further into europe. so, collecting evidence, recognition of russia as a sponsor of terrorism, strengthening sanctions, and as you rightl