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can we send a bit around the united kingdom. can we spend a bit of— around the united kingdom.spend a bit of time talking about. spend a bit of time talking about this phrase, because it is crucial, institutionally racist. it is very, very charged and significant, that choice of race.— choice of race. yes, and he did rovide choice of race. yes, and he did provide a _ choice of race. yes, and he did provide a glass, _ choice of race. yes, and he did provide a glass, he _ choice of race. yes, and he did provide a glass, he did - choice of race. yes, and he did provide a glass, he did explain j choice of race. yes, and he did - provide a glass, he did explain what he meant by that. what he said it meant was not that individual officers were guilty of discrimination, although of course that may be the case as the review found. he said it meant that the systems, the processes of police scotland, did not take account of discrimination, that there might be unwitting discrimination by officers and staff, but also built into the systems of the force of the service itself. and so there h

the united kingdom's position is diminished in the world for various reasons. but i think it's suspicious kind of ceremony ending the ritual, the time to lie is eaten, and the general spectacle of it can bring people out of themselves and give them something that even if it's only for a day or 2, something that they can be pleased with i'm, i'm not sure how much you to fix national problem. i don't actively, it will do for some people and this has been pointed out. they may be nicely owns of people, but i think almost anybody watching this is going to be impressed by the way it has conducted the response to the crowds in unpleasant weather situation. here in london, we've been terribly unlucky now allow us to come combinations before this. even elizabeth, the 2nd was even more poor in writing this like this being. and you would think that, that johnson's in tears, he has been sick today amongst those watching. it clearly doesn't now, perhaps stay on the representative of the country as a whole, but i don't think this country is done with more a key yet. and if

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this is the law in the united kingdom. find law in the united kingdom.d the uk national crime industry did say that their case had nothing to do with mr khan. his name is not mentioned in the writing of the case so it comes back to pakistan itself. it’s back to pakistan itself. it's very clear _ back to pakistan itself. it's very clear because - back to pakistan itself. it�*s very clear because the money that needed to come back to the people of pakistan, rather than coming to the people of pakistan, imran khan brought a little piece of paper, just like the cypher that he pulled out in front of the people and said here is the proof that the us has conspired against me in that piece of paper, what he did was he allowed one of his advisers to go to the united kingdom and cut a deal, the details of which shall never be disclosed. how fair is that? that one of his advisers, in accordance with the decision that was made by the cabinet, led by the prime minister, went back and gave an account number to the united kingdom which belonged to the same gentleman th

gas companies in united kingdom. delivering on the cost of living. >> thank you mr. speaker. in 2016 we secured over 300 million pounds for the modernization of a and these services in shropshire six years on that money has still not been spent and construction hasn't started. i have a real concern about the quality of managers and any just trust that this decision has not been taken. what am i right are both friend do to help us and ensure that the pounds are spent and andy services a modernized. there is -- a and e services modernize and there's nothing more important is sick your constituents when they go into the services. >> i pay tribute to my honorable friend for raising these issues i know that his constituents are anxious for building work to get underway soon as possible and department for health are working closely with the nhs to support the development of this scheme and the trust is due to submit plans to the department of health in the coming of months. their pace to review those plans. >> thank you, m

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if the supporter of the alliance with the united kingdom throws stones again at the formation of the local government, then his party will probably demand the holding of early elections for the formation of the local government, which is expected to gain more seats and the education of the fan will be strengthened again the separation of northern ireland from england and the joining of the republic of ireland and the formation of a united ireland for the first time in more than a hundred years was able to become the largest party in the legislative assembly in the city councils of the region. europe has intensified mojtabi ghasemzadeh of the london radio and television news agency, kevin mccarthy, the speaker of the us house of representatives from the republican party, said that the face-to-face negotiations with the president of this country, joe biden, to prevent the debts from falling behind, did not reach a constructive agreement , and the us treasury department's plan with this trip to asia left it halfway and returned to washington to reach an agreement with congress on the de

let us look now at the words of mohammed on the huge difference on inflation approach in the united kingdom versus what we see in the united states. it is really simple, he is talking here about a june hike. "the case for a rate hike is very simple, inflation remains too high. there is evidence that inflationary pressures are persistent. we have to follow the fed." they have to follow the american economy. "when you put all of those things together, i would argue the bank of england has no choice but to raise interest rates. it would not surprise me if we get another rate increase in june." that is a moderate take. the gentleman from stanford, the chief economist for the shot came out with statements on the bloomberg, thank you for the others in london for this. he almost said it was cultural and the people of the united kingdom have to fall on a sword and spend less. they have to accept the worst and that they are worse off. this is completely opposite of the american psyche. lisa: it is also probably not received well in the public and it really raises a question, how long can it go on. t

will charles be the united kingdom's last t. i brit golf and berlin. this is the day the i'm just so excited so i'm not going to give them the christmas break and hope in my present. so that's to say like i try so hard for you. i'm saying i get why they're doing it. i disagree with it. i just think it seems a bit silly when we're we've got so many people struggling to have something so extravagant right now. on what else brings us together as a mission long live to point, we can also it coming up for most people around the world. the end came sometime last year for the world health organization. the. busy to the corona virus pandemic came today yesterday. the emergency caught me to match for the 15th time and recommended to me that i declare on and to the property called emergency of international consent. i have accepted that advice as it's dead flawed with great hope. but i declare to call be 19 over as a globe on health emergency we do our viewers watching on tv as in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome . we begin today jus

will charles be the united kingdom's last t? i'm bring golf and berlin. this is the day the i'm just so excited so i'm not going to give them the christmas break, hoping much for us. so that's to say, like i try to help you, i'm saying i get why they're doing it. i disagree with it. i just think it seems a bit silly when words we've got so many people struggling to have something so extravagant right now. what else brings us together as a mission long? live to point, we can also it coming up for most people around the world. the end came sometime last year for the world health organization. the end of the corona virus pandemic came today. yesterday. the emergency caught me to match for the 15th time and recommended to me that i declare on end to the property called emergency of international consent. i have accepted that advice as it stepped forward with great hope that i declare to call the 19 the over as a globe on health emergency which of our viewers watching on tv as in the united states in to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin today just

. ~ , ., ~ , in the united kingdom, why doesn't a? . ~ ~, in the united kingdom, why doesn't a?hank you, mrs baker. i applaud the prime minster's recognition - a? thank you, mrs baker. i applaudj the prime minster's recognition that the prime minster's recognition that the chinese common estate is our biggest threat. we will engage when in the global interest but we cannot allow the chinese communist party to cast defence as escalation. so can i urge my right honourable friend consider three test when it comes to de—risking. we must be strong at home if we wish to deter abroad. the second is techno authoritarianism. we must prevent a lion that he might reliance on their technology which is stealing our data and undermining us. and finally we must uphold international rules —based system because they're trying to undermine and catch it. i'm... we have failed to suffocate the financial war machine which is allowing putin to continue with this one. —— continue this war. it would make a meaningful impact and end this war sooner. i thank my honourable friend for her words and work on

no doubt that the united kingdom does this arguably better than anyone else put on an event like this of the sky island as you can see it. and i'm sure the there is certainly a lot of passion from the 10s of thousands of people that have to and that you can hear the she is the a gold state carriage takes king charles and queen camilla along the mile back to buckingham palace. and along with the other voyles as to the royal family, i just want to go back to the service if i could, linda, and in just a moment. uh, you could talk us through the moments that he was crowned and, and god save the king was proclaimed. can you explain the wife of that moment for charles the man, but also for the united kingdom in the commonwealth? well, for charleston man, it's something he's waiting for all his life really isn't due to see himself is points. jassy became as it's right at the age of 4, an asian rates you comp, necessarily really comprehend what this means. of course, he's been waiting for it for all of the rest of his life. and i think many of us who adopt the same age as, as, as the king, wh

it is not a surprise for us that the united kingdom secretly loves the eurovision.sn't perhaps been as pronounced as it is now. i think sam ryder did a fantasticjob and we are experiencing a resurgence in the uk, which is fantastic. sam ryder was going to be hard to follow, but in march we found out he would be stepping into their shoes in competing for the uk. i am so excited and it is a dream come true and for it to be in liverpool, iconic setting. i hope you guys like the song. can't wait to see you. # when you said you were leaving... 25—year—old may muller is from london and she said she got into song writing because her train wi—fi failed and she needed something to do. # everyone to see # all your friends how cruel you were to me # instead i wrote a song... she is most excited about being part of the eurovision community. it's about everyone coming together despite what is going on in the world and supporting each other. i think that is what makes it so special. it is quite an empowering feeling to be a part of that, especially this year on behalf of ukraine,

rest of the world and the, um, uh, america speed and the same side of the site, but i'm off the united kingdom body side. but he's been saying to be sort of a way to show up to your types of sites. you know, as i say about the united states and without upsetting a world which is but boulevard suite, as most people are outside the k, most countries, while they're not simple as a sign since against russia, because i know it's not that bad for us yet the united kingdom is just pronounced, some of us like the certificate software which together really badly are pack purchase business and we have about a month. but the thought to keep them this friday, they've process for some trainees that are getting back to these top with the plug it in, but more so forth about the issue. and then the whole we, we, uh, the government home full shade is the set, but they don't even care about, but she's paying business. so that's a lot of the pressures population. this gets down to just, you know, what is it, george mean it's, it's, it's ideologically driven. it is emotionally driven. it's messy amik, lisa phobia

united kingdom was wrestling with brexit in the united states we just elected president trump. was here, i was asked several times essentially the same question, can you comment on how terrible and upsetting politics are here in northern ireland?la so much anger, so much disagreement, so much distrust. in reply i said i can't week for the uk but have just come from the united states and i don't think any american is in a position to lecture other on disagreement. [applause] i spoke those words six years ago and it's even more relevant today i do acknowledge a greatf sense of humor often accompanies it,, people in northern ireland are quick to take offense. i was made aware of this dramatically in june of 1996 on the very first dayil of the all money talks. large room filled with delicate the twoom governments can political parties, david m irvie congress shouted across the room to me. senator, he said. if you to the u.s., you must understand that. but, i asked? a smile on his face he replied, we northern ireland drive 100 miles out of our way to receive an insult. [laughter] li

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iwas was a disastrous decision for the united kingdom. was a disastrous decision for the united kingdom. iwas remain, as was a disastrous decision for the united kingdom. i was remain, as you say and i think it is a bad decision and i have always thought so, but we have taken that decision and we are stuck with it and we have got to make it work. we stuck with it and we have got to make it work.— stuck with it and we have got to make it work. we are out of time, thank you — make it work. we are out of time, thank you very _ make it work. we are out of time, thank you very much _ make it work. we are out of time, thank you very much for _ make it work. we are out of time, thank you very much for coming . make it work. we are out of time, | thank you very much for coming on the programme. that's all from us tonight. remember you can get in touch at newsnight@bbc.co.uk. i'm back tomorrow. till then enjoy the rest of your evening. goodnight. this is bbc news. the police recovery vehicle arrived and lifted up recovery vehicle arrived and lifte

obviously, we see that in the united kingdom general and been sunday with respect. so given and richey, student, the prime minister cannot be seen in the cathedral hill, be also reading within the several many itself. we can certainly even hear this live point, begin to hear. yes, we have the bands caught, we lost stop. so you actually have a router that as i'm turning up. and of course, the pumped inside of me is quite unique in that you'll see us. that is what 6000 members of the on services and full ceremonial get. an some of these off as many of these offices it has to be old says, because they wouldn't have the full but lake queen size set on them. the q a 2. now it's c all 3, and that the uniforms to be the beat voltage for a new uniform to be made by a local family in the north of london. and that family history dates back to the saws of russia, where the great great grandfather used to be a millionaire to bizarre assemblies. so they have a great tradition of royal uniforms and pageantry. some of the states balance and that we'll see later have as much as 50

i think more more people in the united kingdom and west in europe, realizing bread so might be russia, has more bodies and chatting with people is the thoughts about that? and i told by the government, so to close, i sure is a democratic country, a kitchen country, which was a, uh like the united kingdom it sense of the face. uh so um i think of some sage height free people wake up and realize that the bank tied to a loss of propaganda. but we have to look at this reputation issue because the reputation of value to the america and the united kingdom went down not one that was of great, but trial of 26000000 ice guns when they did the cycle deal with the projectile with the child and yet, but it pays to base or they could have got involved with the crying. now i have to jump in here gentlemen, we've run out of time. we've had a fascinating discussion. i want to thank my guest in washington where they and in london. and i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c a next time. and remember across the rules, the hi, i'm accepted and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do.

so the rest of the world and um, uh, american, spain, satan try to set them off the united kingdom body side is being seen to be sort of a way to. so i figured i'd say the sights um, you know, as i say about the united states and without upsetting a world which is but both a suite, as most people are outside the country. most countries of the world are not simple as a sign since against russia. because i know it's not the end for us yet, the logic kingdom is just pronounced some of the site. so the good software which together really badly affect precious business. and we don't have that in mind, but the logic kingdom is friday, but brushed up for some trainees that are getting back to raise the top of the podium, but more so forth about the shape of um, the whole we, we, uh, the government come full shade is after that and start, but they don't even care about participating business. so that's why the pressures population. this gets down to just, you know, what is it, george mean it's, it's, it's ideologically driven. it is emotionally driven. it's messy amik, lisa phobia. i mean, it's

i'mjust chancellor and the prime minister of the united kingdom.t consul of europe leader summits because as i said, the president of france is about to speak the subkey is speaking now, let's seven listening. translation: , , translation: the summits held in these ears translation: the summits held in these years tell _ translation: the summits held in these years tell us _ translation: the summits held in these years tell us that _ translation: the summits held in these years tell us that today's - these years tell us that today's gathering is occurring at the tipping and turning point for our continent. i would like to thank the icelandic presidency for taking the initiative to hold the summits. thank you made and payments welcoming us in reykjavik at a crucial time when our efforts should be focused on maintaining what binds us together against a backdrop of notjust us together against a backdrop of not just geopolitical us together against a backdrop of notjust geopolitical but also technological and anthropological upheavals shaken the world

the in the united kingdom prepares, the crown, its 1st new monarch in 70 years. will have a special coverage of the day's events with our chief in london. meanwhile, a major security operation is in full swing in the capital. several arrests have been made. the lie from headquarters and del 5 getting navigators, also ahead as fighting answers. it's 4th week of the suit on reports. the rifle forces are set to meet in saudi arabia for their 1st direct call and is really forces read a refugee camp in the occupied westbank, killing to palestinians. the hello and welcome over the next few hours will bring you special live coverage of the coordination of king charles the 3rd. it's a ceremony full of traditions that date back hundreds of years. this time there are big changes. so also the combination of decades of slice and the public high, i think baba takes a look at the man who's being crowned, but you case new king. as god save the king. september 2022. following the death of queen elizabeth, her eldest son, prince charles, is now suddenly king charles. but as he an

the united kingdom.very lucky to be a second cousin and god daughter. he was there at my christening and at my confirmation and wrote me a warm letter when i got married last year. i was with my husband for 27 years before that. he is incredibly considerate. it is ridiculous to be talking about the gifts the king gives you. they are such an indication of who he is as a man. when i was 7 or 8, every christmas or birthday he would never forget. when you are given a gravy dish or tea cup. actually what was happening i was getting part of a set. a complete fine china dining set that i use on very special occasions. but imagine the forethought and thinking ahead to give that instead of a plastic toy that would have been meaningless in my adulthood. brilliantly thought out. when i was christened he gave me a clock with a date engraved on it and confirmation designed a piece of jewelry with an i and h. back when he was painting he gave me a book of painting. he is a big world supporter, a wonderful blanket from

reports, immigration policy cannot be a complete solution to population movements within the united kingdom effectively. thank you, mr speaker. the scottish government has repeatedly raised it. i have had a debate on it and my smp colleagues have raised it over and over again. labour shortages are posing huge challenges for scotland right now. the scottish government proposed a rural immigration proposal, one welcomed by one of the home office's predecessors, the right honourable member for bromsgrove, predecessors, the right honourable memberfor bromsgrove, so predecessors, the right honourable member for bromsgrove, so why won't the uk government not engaged the scottish government on this important issue, given that the scottish cabinet has no powers in this area? we scottish cabinet has no powers in this area? ~ , , ., , ., this area? we believe strongly that the uk is better— this area? we believe strongly that the uk is better served _ this area? we believe strongly that the uk is better served by - this area? we believe strongly that the uk is better served by a - this area? we belie

i would like to see humanitarian visas for some of these women so that they can come to the united kingdomprime minister seemed quite sympathetic and said he would take it away and look at it. can the minister assure me that the home office would also be sympathetic to this request? i office would also be sympathetic to this request?— office would also be sympathetic to this request?_ this request? i would be very happy to look into — this request? i would be very happy to look into that. _ this request? i would be very happy to look into that. i _ this request? i would be very happy to look into that. i remember - this request? i would be very happy to look into that. i remember she i to look into that. i remember she has campaigned on this for some time, since the fall of kabul, to perhaps if we could meet to discuss this further it would be useful. this this further it would be useful. is part of the government resettlement scheme for afghanistan is facing threats a position from the taliban, the home office granted visas for the home office granted visas for the women's football team.

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the much anticipated event was watched by ro funds across the united kingdom and across the world. a ceremony not witnessed for 70 years. the combination of a monarch, the atmosphere is soaked up quite a crowd of tens of thousands who waited despite the rain to witness the beginning of a new royal era. charles, the 3rd already named king is conveyed to west to minutes to add to the church which held the funeral of his mother, queen elizabeth last year inside the abbey, a crowd of dignity, trees, and celebrities. some of whom have played monarchs on the fall, most benches, most members of the royal family, fractured by recent scandals, the re united for an event in which personalities disappear beneath pump the baby's 1st words, charles pledges to work for his kingdom. i come not to be served about the service after a costume change. charles is seated on the carnation chair and presented with the symbols of power, usually locked in the tower of london. receive this set another crow. and finally, the crown, heavy in waste and meaning was only for the moment of coronation. god say lik

joining us now is the german ambassador to the united kingdom. good to have you with us.l know the debate in the u.k. today is about f-16s. where do you see that debate? the netherlands are looking at it. where is berlin's position on this? >> we are in a similar position as the united kingdom in the sense that all of our countries do not have f-16s. i know the ukrainian government is in talks with some other countries but we should not forget how challenging it is to maintain the logistics network for f-16, plus the training, so this is something to look for in theuture but now the focus should be on the upcoming offensive and the support that we are giving to ukraine, make it as sustainable as possible. christian: biggest military support package so far. big turnaround. what prompted that? amb. berger: i would not say it is a turnaround but something that we have been doing more or less from the beginning of the war. also the decisions we have taken at the european level, for example, joint artillery munition protections, there were many decisions taken. maybe the most

it is 3am in london — coronation day in the united kingdom. you're looking at westminster abbey.wned, along with the queen consort camilla, in front of 2,300 guests watching in person, and tens of millions of others around the world following along. it is an historic moment — charles becomes the 40th reigning monarch to be crowned there since 1066. a historic day in the united kingdom, and the bbc will have coverage from london, the 14 countries in the commonwealth, and all over the globe, bringing you the regalia, processions and ancient rituals.

that is support worth 1500 pounds, it applies across the united kingdom. and on op of that, there are direct payments going to the most vulnerable families in our society. just yesterday the first of those payments was put out, 300 pounds, the first of three, and that went to one in three households, mr. speaker, including many in scotland. and that is our conservative government delivering for the people of scotland and making sure they have the help they need to manage some of the pressures that they're facing. >> robert dublin. >> in yorkshire, we say you should judge a person by the company they keep, so what was the prime minister's view of an individual who cannot only bear to pend more than 10 minutes in the presence of vladimir putin, but refer toes to him -- referring the -- refers to him as a dear friend? >> prime minister. >> well, mr. speaker, i think our views of president putin are well known. his illegal war in ukraine has caused untold misery for many people, it's caused a human aaron crisis, and it's still ongoing in defiance of internatio

for some here, ties with the united kingdom are still tight. id love to set themselves to the printer very well. and we can set these off empty rows in cape town. so just some indifference to the whole thing about the coordination of a team. i believe it's a lot of money wasting. number one, it doesn't benefit. nobody by themself to get on this one day or one of the speaking of money, canada and bill. the silver connects us going, burying charles's insignia as well as stems with the king's portraits. despite the celebrations, britain's role as a post colonial ruler is not forgotten. the trees sway joyfully in remembrance of a happy time long ago before the power of the british sword destroyed, destroyed quality of gentle 3rd of island. the blood of our hearts send forth hopeful song. in recognition of charles the 3rd, the king of the commonwealth who promises to strengthen the human bond between the monarchy and all peoples of the commonwealth. a big task ahead. food and uli chrome king to the, in the bonus they got half the balance clash which

also on the program, the united kingdom on the netherlands agreed to leave efforts to provide ukraine. we've west and fight the jet. we'll look at the f sixteens and that potential effect on the, the, i'm feel gain. welcome to the program. we begin it. it's really what at least 5 people have died and others are missing after heavy rain caused major flooding in the north, the amelia romani region has been hit particularly high. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes and hundreds of 55 has deployed to help with rescue efforts. both are just a warning they may be was to come as a stream, ryans continued to ring to rain has over whelmed the now southern regions of emilia romana and medicaid. after days of down pause, moving a dozen rivet spears, the banks of flood waters poured into nearby cities in towns. no, i remember an overflow happening when i was young, but now the situation is difficult. it's very boring. wanted residence in some areas, had to climb onto the roof, to be rescued, and emergency crews helps with rubber days it's at least 5 service has deployed 400 f

i wish king luchan-zon iii long years of successful rule. to the people of the united kingdom of prosperitywith us during the waiting time of charles iii for the crown , 15 british prime ministers and 14 american presidents are more charming, the third is more incredible, the last monarch who was born in buckingham palace, ah, because his son, his successor , prince william, was born already in the maternity ward about the unexpected facts and records of the life of the new british monarch. 70 years charles ii, the oldest monarch to ascend the british throne, urgent message from buckingham palace, her royal highness princess elizabeth, duchess of edinburgh gave birth to a prince at 21:14 the royal highness and her son are doing well, the firstborn of elizabeth ii and princess philip was born on november 14, 1948. and four years after the death of his grandfather charles philip arthur george became the crown prince and the one who changes the rules in the royal family, he is the first of the heirs to the british throne was educated outside the palace took the bus to school like other childre

translation: i have great respect for the united kingdom andi respect for the united kingdom and itstry. from the very start my opinion has been that if we can't host year revision it should take place in one of the countries that share a border with us. such as slovakia or poland or any other country which our people can reach you easily. something nearby. now — to interest rates. we saw that move in the us from the federal reserve last week — well today in the uk the bank of england did the same. they've raised rates by a quater of i% from 4.25 to 4.5 %. that means they are now at their highest level for almost 15 years. the uk is affected by prices rising across the globe. other countries are taking a similar approach, and have also been raising interest rates. and here is the inflation rate , a stubbornly high io.i% and here is the inflation rate, a stubbornly high io.i% in march this year. the uk's chancellor of the exchequer jeremy hunt has defended the banks decision. although it is good news that the bank of england is no longerforecasting recession, today's interest rate ris

throughout the weekend, celebrations happened all across the united kingdom. prime minister rishi sunak hosted the big coronation lunch at 10 downing street with first lady jill biden. among the guests. on sunday night, a coronation concert at windsor castle stars like katy perry and lionel richie serenading the new king. as my grandmother said, when she was crimes coronation, zara decoration of all hopes for the future. >> know she's got that only keeping it on us should be a very proud mother. >> and monday, a bank holiday here in the united kingdom acts of community service being performed as a way to honor the new king. >> and with it being a bank holiday here in the uk, that means most businesses are closed. so people are home from work either. keeping the celebrations going are doing their community service. things are expected to get back to normal here tomorrow. that's the latest from london. we're live at buckingham palace will send it back to you. all right. trevor looks like people enjoyed the weekend there. thanks for the update for us. >> well, ba