some improvements, not least to do with the trading arrangements with northern ireland for the windsor frameworke horizon programme, for science and development. keir starmer actually is in paris tomorrow for talks with the french president emmanuel macron where he no doubt will see this as an opportunity to deepen those ties with our closest neighbours on the continent. ., ~' , ., with our closest neighbours on the continent. ., ,, , ., , . the us military has lost one of its f—35 fighterjets — and want people to help them find it. they're asking for the public�*s assistance in locating thejet, which crashed over the weekend, somehwere in the southern state of south carolina. courtney bembridge has more from our newsroom. the f 35. the f 35 is one of the most advanced. each one costs about 80 million us dollars, so it is a big thing to lose. on sunday afternoon, one fighterjet lost contact over south carolina. we don't have any information over what happened, but officials said there was some kind of mishap. it happened over the southern state of south carolina. if we zoom in on the map you hav

it all came about because we agreed to something called the windsor framework., and we'll find out actually the windsor framework. perhaps it's not quite as good a deal as the government told us. and on talking pints on this eve of the first anniversary of the death of her majesty the queen, i'll be joined by royal biographer andrea levin. but before all of that , let's get the news with that, let's get the news with ray addison . ray addison. >> thanks, nigel. good evening. our top story this hour, more than 150 counter—terrorism officers are working around the clock in an effort to locate eight escaped terror suspect daniel khalifa gb news. sources have confirmed that he's accused of spying for iran. the met police say a lack of sightings of khalifa is testament to his ingentu of khalifa is testament to his ingenuity as a soldier. meanwhile the met police has released an image of the biofuel vehicle it's believed he used to escape and security checks have been tightened at ports despite the incident. the pm says there have been fewer prison escapes under the t

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it all came about because we agreed to something called the windsor framework.the windsor framework. perhaps it's not quite as good a deal as the government told us. and on talking pints on this eve of the first anniversary of the death of her majesty the queen, i'll be joined by royal biographer andrea levin. but before all of that , let's get the news with that, let's get the news with ray addison . ray addison. >> thanks, nigel. good evening. our top story this hour, more than 150 counter—terrorism officers are working around the clock in an effort to locate eight escaped terror suspect daniel khalifa gb news. sources have confirmed that he's accused of spying for iran. the met police say a lack of sightings of khalifa is testament to his ingentu of khalifa is testament to his ingenuity as a soldier. meanwhile the met police has released an image of the biofuel vehicle it's believed he used to escape and security checks have been tightened at ports despite the incident. the pm says there have been fewer prison escapes under the tory government . under the tor

rishi sunak claim to get a better deal with the windsor framework. keir starmer seems to think that they can get a better deal too, but it certainly does sound like closer alignment . certainly does sound like closer alignment. isn't. and the thing is there's an election looming as we're all very, very well aware by now. there were huge numbers of labour voters in the last election, particularly in what we now call the red wall. that vote conservative for the first time, partly because they didn't like jeremy corbyn last only because they wanted to , only because they wanted to, quote, get brexit done as boris johnson promise . but now this johnson promise. but now this sort of message from keir starmer , i suspect may set some starmer, i suspect may set some alarm bells ringing though labour are now saying no , labour are now saying no, absolutely not. we've ruled out rejoining. we're not going back in the single market, we're not going back in the customs union. the eu are not to going make the rules, but certainly it does sound like sir keir starm

meanwhile, the windsor framework which went some way to fixing the flow of goods to northern irelande again involved major concessions from yes , you major concessions from yes, you guessed it, the eu . giorgia guessed it, the eu. giorgia meloni , the prime minister of meloni, the prime minister of italy, has defended the rwanda plan and has promised to collaborate with the uk to stop the flow of illegal immigration into our respective countries . into our respective countries. you'll have to mop up the oceans of tears falling in islington coffee shops and gastropubs when other eu nations begin to adopt rwanda style plans themselves. whether it's the uk , france, whether it's the uk, france, italy, spain or anyone else. people across europe have had enough of what they feel is an effective open borders policy and britain leads the way. meanwhile, excuse me . meanwhile, meanwhile, excuse me. meanwhile, spare europe's blushes as brussels becomes the crack cocaine capital of europe as the eu 27 go to war with each other over a proposed ,86 billion increase in their massive budget, a sha

meanwhile, the windsor framework which went some way to fixing the flow of goods to northern irelande again involved major concessions from yes , you major concessions from yes, you guessed it, the eu . giorgia guessed it, the eu. giorgia meloni , the prime minister of meloni, the prime minister of italy, has defended the rwanda plan and has promised to collaborate with the uk to stop the flow of illegal immigration into our respective countries . into our respective countries. you'll have to mop up the oceans of tears falling in islington coffee shops and gastropubs when other eu nations begin to adopt rwanda style plans themselves. whether it's the uk , france, whether it's the uk, france, italy, spain or anyone else. people across europe have had enough of what they feel is an effective open borders policy and britain leads the way. meanwhile, excuse me . meanwhile, meanwhile, excuse me. meanwhile, spare europe's blushes as brussels becomes the crack cocaine capital of europe as the eu 27 go to war with each other over a proposed ,86 billion increase in their massive budget, a sha

rishi sunak say to that sunak would say to that that he's secured the windsor framework.s just agreed a deal on horizon, it seems bit by bit we're lots of bit we're hearing lots of rumours be some rumours that there might be some sort agreement touring sort of agreement on touring musicians in the musicians coming about in the next weeks. it does seem next few weeks. it does seem that tory government that this tory government is doing with the doing some deals with the european union. >> windsor agreement >> the windsor agreement is success credit success and i give him credit for because i think putting for that because i think putting party aside, in party politics aside, it's in the interest of the whole of the united kingdom of great britain and so united kingdom of great britain and s01 united kingdom of great britain and so i think and northern ireland. so i think that positive. i think the that is a positive. i think the question for pundits question perhaps for pundits and voters rishi sunak voters would be, is rishi sunak getting getting these things through? the

windsor framework was when you imported cream crackers a vet had to sign on them off because they contain the nonsense of the eu. >> yeah, it was not stupid. >> yeah, it was not stupid. >> and so when we got the new agreement with northern ireland whereby we would actually get british sausages into northern ireland, that was one of the things to go. there are loads of those. >> that's what that sort of nonsense existed. nonsense ever existed. >> it's because things >> well, it's because things weren't, done properly weren't, weren't done properly in beginning. i mean brexit in the beginning. i mean brexit wasn't properly. in the beginning. i mean brexit wasthere's properly. in the beginning. i mean brexit wasthere's lots perly. in the beginning. i mean brexit wasthere's lots of rly. getting >> there's lots of meps getting lots for doing nothing lots of money for doing nothing apart making up stupid apart from making up stupid rules like this. >> it's exactly the reason >> and it's exactly the reason we needed to get out. >> if keir starmer can >> but but if keir starmer can actually impro

able to conclude important international agreements that work for the uk , whether that was the windsor frameworkmework with the eu that resolved the issues with the northern ireland protocol, whether we whether it's making sure that we became the first european nation to the comprehensive trans to join the comprehensive trans pacific partnership or pacific trade partnership or indeed the aukus deal to create a submarine pact between the us and australia and ourselves. >> look, i will always do these things properly, but make sure that they work. no, no. my point is look. but on all of these things, just horizon, i've things, just like horizon, i've taken get them taken the time to get them right. won't rush them. i right. i won't rush them. i don't put arbitrary deadlines on these want to these things because i want to make they work for the make sure that they work for the british and work for british people and they work for the uk. i've got track the uk. i've got a track record of delivering, i rush of delivering, but i won't rush things of it until things for the sake of it until they're rig

as well, but he was particularly impressive and his ratings did react when he dealt with the windsor frameworku have yet again example. and you have yet again him tackling an issue . one of him tackling an issue. one of the most impressive pieces of his press conference yesterday was when he just reeled off the percentage change being achieved by the united states. the eu , by the united states. the eu, australia, japan, etcetera without any reference . he does without any reference. he does detail and does preparation incredibly well. on the other hand, what will worry him? not so much the lib dem reaction in the house of lords, but the comments from ford and simon clarke , for example, who have clarke, for example, who have been critical and he needs to take note of those comments and see how he can tackle them. >> simon clarke, of course, was in liz truss's cabinet. >> bev sorry, no , no, no, that's okay. >> i was just interested to hear then. robert, you were saying this won't necessarily give him a in the polls. what do a bounce in the polls. what do you think would would land you think w

and it was only at the point that rishi sunak succeeded in getting that windsor framework across the okay, all right, so we've known for a while that this was in the offing , but the this was in the offing, but the government will be delighted to announce it today . now the announce it today. now the reason that labour leader keir starmer was here specifically accompanied by peter kyle, who is his brand new only in the job since monday , science secretary since monday, science secretary , is because astrazeneca in macclesfield. this is the biggest pharmaceutical manufacturing site in the whole of the united kingdom. they send out, they make they research , out, they make they research, they manufacture, they send out 90 million packets of medicine to over 130 countries. is from here. so this is the ideal site for keir starmer to come and say , look, a future labour government would really support , really invest in science because they feel this is an area well , because they feel this is an area well, unquestionably in which the uk is very strong. we were the first to develop that c

i want to thank particularly her for her work she did on the windsor framework .antic declaration that's with the us and the successful evacuation of sudan earlier this year. so it means little , i think, outside of little, i think, outside of westminster. but for me these are the first movements under watermark of changes afoot as they go towards what will be a massive political year. >> right. okay. because yesterday we had this new defence secretary put in place grant shapps. it defence secretary put in place grant shapps . it wasn't so even grant shapps. it wasn't so even the mini reshuffle, perhaps that might have been indicated does that mean that rishi sunak is, as you say , keeping his powder as you say, keeping his powder dry for what could be big changes this autumn ? yes changes this autumn? yes >> yeah. i've, i've been informed by sources very close to the prime minister, rishi sunak, to accept, to expect a reset reshuffle, a massive reshuffle after the tory party conference and before the king's speech, when all the plans for parliament and the laws a

1700 veterinary medicines could be withdrawn from the market in northern ireland unless the windsor frameworkthe minister to do that certainly , mr that? well, certainly, mr speaken that? well, certainly, mr speaker, my right honourable friend makes her point with great clarity. >> of course, making it an >> of course, making it on an occasion this . it has occasion such as this. it has been heard by by a wide been widely heard by by a wide range of ministers and i am confident we will able to confident we will be able to redouble to deliver what redouble efforts to deliver what we on veterinary medicines i >>i lam >> i welcome everybody back to prime minister's questions louis french question number one, please . please. >> mr speaker. >> mr speaker. >> mr speaker , i'd like to start >> mr speaker, i'd like to start by congratulating sarina wiegman and the lionesses for their fantastic performance at the world cup. >> we are all incredibly proud of them. mr speaker, i also know the whole house will want to join me in sending condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of sergeant graha

when rishi sunak and ursula von der leyen, president of the european commission, agreed on the windsor frameworkn ireland impasse. interestingly, doesn't seem to have solved it. northern ireland power—sharing is still off the table, the parties disagree about a lot of things. but one thing it did sell was the problem of trust between the uk government and the european commission. i think this is the first sign of an improved relationship. we'll find out later this morning if we've justy experienced the hottest september night on record for the uk. temperatures reached 32 degrees in london yesterday, and they're expected to hit 33 degrees on saturday. scotland, wales, northern england and northern ireland will also have a warm weekend, but with temperatures peaking around 25 degrees. we will update you on that throughout the morning. president zelensky has condemned a russian attack in eastern ukraine, which killed at least 17 people, including a child, and injured 33 others. he described the attack, which took place yesterday in kostyantynivka as "brazen wickedness". a review into the way vets c

however because of the windsor framework rishi framework that rishi sunak negotiated to try and sortt's up to the government really . they will. government really. they will. they may have to abide by this. and i was i was checking out that there are producers in northern ireland, you might northern ireland, as you might expect, marmalade jams and expect, of marmalade jams and conserves. so um, so yeah, so it could actually be more outraged about this than i have been about this than i have been about anything else all morning. >> i am a huge marmalade fan. me too. i >> i am a huge marmalade fan. me too i use >> i am a huge marmalade fan. me too. i use marmalade on lots of different my bacon different things. my bacon sandwich is not complete without marmalade. told marmalade. i have. i've told you about marmalade. >> i've got bacon. about marmalade. >> baconyt bacon. about marmalade. >> bacon sandwich with brown sauce marmalade . trust me, sauce and marmalade. trust me, it's . it's absolutely. >> i know that sounds great. it does sound great. >> i put this on. i put a picture of it