also, to the leadership of president biden and president yoon. and it is a testament to the power and purpose of our diplomacy. since day one of this administration, we have worked to reengage, to revitalize, to reimagine our alliances and partnerships. our engagement with korea is maybe one of the most striking examples of how we are not only deepening our alliances but also, how we are weaving them together in innovative and mutually enforcing ways, cross issues, and across continents, and into new coalitions. simply put, on so many consequential rarities for our people, in the indo pacific, for the world, we are working in partnership with the republic of korea. i think, if you look at it, we have been strengthening all aspects of our partnership, starting with our security. if you go back seven tickets, or two nations joined in and alliance forged in blood. a packed -- pact with those who died to defend korea. our lives have been fortified by our enduring cooperation. we go together. today, that commitment to mutual defense is ironclad. that

please let president yoon note that with coequal branches of government. but that was an important touch and it's one of my favorite songs. over the past year i've also been encouraged by the efforts of the leaders of korea and japan to heal old wounds, look to the future, and address shared challenges. i was able to participate in this first hand in may when i met a joint delegation of the korean national assembly and japanese networks. this was facility by the united states, culminate in the historic summit hosted by president biden at camp david with president yoon and prime minister to deepen our trilateral relations and bring greater peace, , prosperity and security to the indo-pacific region. i want to salute president yoon for the politically courageous steps he took to embark on that effort. this partnership will help counter the nuclear saber rattling from north korea as our nation's have committed to share real-time data on north korean missile launches by the end of this year. i also commend the strong language the latest issued in response to p

and finally, one question — will president yoon sing?ng this was his rendition of american pie, one of his favourite songs, during a white house dinner with president biden in april this year. could we perhaps see him sing a british classic during his visit? # that i could make those people dance # and maybe they'd be happy for a while... # cheering i've been speaking to patrick cronin, who is the asia—pacific security chair at the hudson institute, a washington—based think—tank. i asked him about the significance of the south korean president's visit. this is a new era. these are two natural strategic partners who have largely neglected each other, but the time is now. whether it's security or technology issues or whether it's dealing with human rights and values, dealing with the economy, these are two basically strong powers who are looking well beyond the region, so this is a very important partnership. are you expecting anything to come out of the trip, especially from a security perspective? well, i do, but not specifically. obviou

voice-over: live president yoon suk—yeol.r: live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. it's newsday. you are with bbc news. we start with the latest developments in the israel—gaza war. us presidentjoe biden says he believes a hostage deal between hamas and israel is near. the white house it is closer than to freeing some of the 240 hostages taken by hamas last month. 0fficials hostages taken by hamas last month. officials in qatar oversee medial say their only very minor obstacles. the international committee of the red cross has further raised hopes of a deal by saying its head will meet hamas. it comes as a group of premature babies evacuated from the al—shifa hospital in gaza is now receiving medical attention in egypt. they were taken over the rafah crossing. i2 egypt. they were taken over the rafah crossing. 12 of them in more serious condition were flown to cairo for further treatment. in gaza at the hamas—run health ministry says at least 12 people were killed in an israeli strike on the indonesian hospital

voice-over: live president yoon suk—yeol.are with bbc news. we start with the latest developments in the israel—gaza war. us presidentjoe biden says he believes a hostage deal between hamas and israel is

when you follow the morn stinster and the secretary of state and ambassador kim and foreign minister yoon because all of this, what i got from this, yes, the u.s.-korea alliance is stronger than ever, broader than ever, and more important than ever and i think it is worth a minute to reflect on how we got here, because that goes to the question of how sustainable is it. how resilient is it? i know words, secretary blinken, we all use a lot now and how do we go forward. i do have something to say about that, and i confess because i always-- back when i first lived in korea, first time in 1975, the schools and institutions i went to, you're prepared and you don't have to worry so i always worry even at this point and i wrote down this morning, milestones. these are milestones, and minister, you mentioned a number of them and thank you for your comments on my own service, about a half mile away, there's old house which some of you visited and if you haven't, you should. we're not only marking 70 years, but 140 years before establishments of diplomatic relations between our countries. i'm not

yoon ng at broad ridge. an schools of interview with rishi sunak on his outlook for the -- an exclusive interview with rishi sunak on his outlook for the israel-hamas war. rishaad: we have details on the way, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i want to say there is also an outline which says you can release 10 more every additional day. it is a blessed thing. in the same breath i told the president the end of the outline , we will return with all our strength to realize our goal, the elimination of hamas. >> critically needed aid is going in and hostages are coming out. it is still structured so it can be extended to keep building on these results. that is our goal, to keep this pause going beyond tomorrow. rishaad: president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu on the prospects of extending the temporary lull in fighting in gaza. bruce einhorn is with me. where are we at the moment with this kind of i suppose truce? bruce: at the moment we know there are over 48 hostages who have been released from gaz

refuge for this year before the president was south and after him yoon sokyul became the president of this country. scientists have warned about the gradual disappearance of the rings of the planet venus. new studies show that these rings are shrinking, which is very worrying. new observations by scientists show that an unusual phenomenon is occurring in the rings of venus, in which the ring rain falls on venus and affects the planet's atmosphere. with this process, scientists have insurance. in the distant future, the inhabitants of the planet will be deprived of seeing the magnificent and inspiring rings of this planet. age rings dahl is estimated to be approximately 100 to 400 million years old . the dahul rings are the largest and most distinctive rings identified in the galaxy. the head of the iranian epidemiology association said that the best way to prevent influenza and respiratory diseases is to use a mask in gatherings. mr. najafi said that there is no complete scientific evidence about the spread of the respiratory virus in china. the world health organization also asked ch

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finally, one - question, will president yoon sing? # a long, long time ago...ngs, during a visit with president biden. could we perhaps see him sing at a british classic during this visit? we look forward to that over the next few days. we will see what unfolds. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. the uk prime minister has promised tax cuts to boost economic growth ahead of the chancellor's autumn statement on wednesday. rishi sunak said he was able to move on to the next phase of the government's economic plan after inflation fell to 4.6% last month. we will have more on that in our business coverage. the united nations has criticised unusually long sentences handed to two british anti—fossil fuel protesters who caused traffic gridlock after scaling the dartford crossing near london last october. the pair from just stop 0il were jailed for three and two years respectively for causing a public nuisance. the bbc has learned that the un special rapporteur for human rights and climate change has expre

it's the state visit of the south korean president , president yoon suk president, president yoon sukber, it's the government and the foreign that decides to foreign office that decides to organise these state visits and perhaps with good reason, because we've two because we've had two announcements the announcements from the government . this morning's government. this morning's coincide and coincide with the pomp and pageantry associated pageantry that's associated with the family and the british the royal family and the british military here in london. the first of all is the announcement that the uk and south korean governments will be taking part in trade talks . business in trade talks. business secretary kemi badenoch and her counterpart are expected to be at mansion house on wednesday day at the uk. korea business forum, as well as that they have announced the uk government and south korean government that they're going to be jointly jointly announcing new sanctions on north korea to try and stop their illegal weapons program there. but of course, it started off with an offici

yoon will leave korea next wednesday to travel to san francisco. it's not clear at this point if he'll be meeting with president biden. yoon is expected to meet with korean presidents in san francisco, as well as hold a talk about clean energy and fighting climate change. >> happening today, we're expecting to hear from the san francisco police department and the united states secret service. the agencies are holding a news conference to talk about security ahead of the apec summit. countless global leaders heads of state and ambassadors will all be in one place at one time. during the conference. during a virtual meeting yesterday, a police chief, bill scott, and his deputy, david lazer, gave a brief overview of the department's plans starting friday, there will be an increased police presence across the city. >> we're mobilizing the entire department. we haven't done that in over a couple of decades. what that means is that all the officers day is off, are canceled. >> sfpd has been working with the secret service since february to prepare for ap

presents the biggest question in the near term, and i think about president yoon and the primary should have more runway than perhaps the united states does. but beyond that, i think that the political will among all three to look beyond the inevitable setbacks, and keep things on course because this is not part of the pun, nothing of history and the japan's south korea relationship there will be another will buy it japanese cabinet member and there will be a textbook issue in the maybe new developments in the court case. in the political will look beyond that, and can stay focused on the opportunity. i think that's the opportunity but also i think that's the uncertainty that we have to keep focused on. >> professor lee, only talk about the trilateral is him between korea japan and the u.s. especially on trade and economics and technology issues, it is not just the public and the government, but also the importance of corporations and companies in the market. so how do you think the korean companies for example, where the japanese are americans, really struggling trilateral security coo

yoon will leave korea on wednesday to travel to san francisco. it's not clear if he will meet with president biden. yoon is expected to meet with korean residents in san francisco as well as hold a talk about clean energy and fighting climate change. >> abc seven news is your station when it comes to anything apec 2023, you'll find everything you need to know right now at abc seven news.com or on our abc seven bay area app different conference but still a huge one dreamforce it is going to return to san francisco next year you might remember salesforce ceo marc benioff said that he might pull the conference out of the city depending on how things went this year after dreamforce went off without a hitch in september, he had only positive things to say. >> mayor london breed made the announcement on social media, saying the conference will be back in the city next september. >> democrats scored big at the polls driven by the battle over abortion rights. voters in ohio overwhelmingly backed a constitutional amendment on abortion rights. jobina has m

minister sunak, lord cameron, as he is now, was in the line—up of senior ministers meeting president yoonal greetings, the carriages arrived for the procession up the mall. all the ceremonial trappings of a state visit, one that will mark the 70th anniversary of the ending of the korean war, a war in which british forces fought and died to defend south korea against the communist north. tonight, in the ballroom at buckingham palace, there will be a state banquet, an opportunity for an exchange of diplomatic pleasantries. tomorrow in downing street there will be discussions about the security situation on the korean peninsula, and details of a major trade deal. nicholas witchell, bbc news. a legal challenge is being mounted today against legislation which would change the way killings during northern ireland's so—called troubles era are investigated. suspects who co—operate with efforts to establish the facts behind the killings could be given a conditional amnesty under the new system. it's opposed by nearly all victims' groups, who argue that it would breach human rights law. our ireland

. >> that's because of yoon? >> that's because of k-pop. that's because of netflix and k- pop. >> i realize that korea has been exporting issue. so i don't know what percent of the gdp relies on exports, but without exports, it doesn't function. and so corporations understand global exhibition. i think the government understands globalization. the public kind of understands globalization. the opposition party, i just don't think that they are there yet. but my question to you is is korea, do you think people will be able to sustain this global agenda, especially when the faultlines on technology, brazilians, supply chains are going to be much more, i guess for a in that you're the head? >> very difficult question. because of the young generation. young generation. >> how would you define the young generation? >> they are more active. >> so basically not anyone on this panel. >> including you. they are more active. >> they are here. they are in the back there. >> they are more active and forward-looking and they think more independently, i t

out of china and the world's largest bank and biggest leapt lender hit by a ransomware attack eunice yoon is joining us with more what do we know? >> reporter: frank, icbc said in a statement today that this an attack affected the u.s. financial services unit based in new york it said it disconnected several parts of the system to limit the fallout. the disruption affected the market trades from clearing. all trades have been cleared and said the banking and email and other systems have not been effected the bank did not comment on who might have carried out the attack, but the suspected hacker group is called lock bit it is a criminal syndicate and links to russia and known for impacting several thousands of organizations, including boeing. payment is usually demanded in cryptocurrency which is why, frank, this attack is seen as a bit of an unusual development for a chinese-state lender as you know, crypto transactions are banned here. >> interesting eunice, this group lockbit, known for ransomware attacks to get crypto you said it is not legal in china. i have to ask what are officials

bipartisan senate resolution to honor the 70th anniversary of our historic alliance, and president yoon also addressed a joint session of congress. in august, president biden posted a historic summit, and deepened our trilateral cooperation to bring greater peace, prosperity, and security to the indo pacific region. i support the efforts of these leaders to heal old wounds, look for the future, and address shared challenges. this trilateral partnership will help to counter the trilateral threat in north korea, to share data on north korean missile launches the end of this year. i also commend the strong later -- language issued in response to the p.r.c. aggression in the south china sea. this is an historic moment in the u.s. alliance, one we can build on to confront a range of security and economic challenges. none of those challenges is of course prudent's war against -- one of those challenges is of course putin's war against ukraine. autocrats across the globe, including xi jinping in china and kim jong-un in north korea, or paying close attention to the collective response of the u

go — britain has rolled out the red carpet for south korea's president, with king charles welcoming yoont of a three—day state visit. it kicked off with a ceremony at horse guards parade, before a carriage procession along the mall. the south korean leader laid a wreath at the korean war memorial in london — before concluding the night with a state banquet hosted at buckingham palace — where the king is reported to have name—checked k—pop bands blackpink and bts during his speech. the president also addressed members from both houses of parliament today — emphasising the importance of strong ties between the two countries. we must stand in solidarity and respond to many of the world challenges. one country alone cannot defend peace. korea stands united with the united kingdom and the international community to fight against illegal aggression and provocations. we will uphold established norms and international order. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello. some changes in the feel of our weather over the next few days. tuesday brought temperatures generally around the average for

the term historic is often overused, but i'm sure everyone here would agree that president yoon suk yeol state dinner to the united states was indeed a story. it from put our partnership on track as a global comprehensive strategic alliance. and in the face of north korea's ever growing threats the washington declaration put forward concrete measures to bolster extended deterrence. the nuclear consultant group that was launched in july is the first bilateral mechanism of its kind in the world. act in 1953 on the very day that the korea-u.s. mutual defense treaty was signed, secretary of state john foster dulles stated the following words, bitter experience has taught us that weakness invites aggression, that the requirement of peace and security is the maintenance of our strength. the washington declaration fulfills the requirement. seoul and washington have also adapted and upgraded our partnership to better meet the challenges of a changing world. accordingly, economic security and cutting edge of sectors have all become part and parcel of our partnership. these include biotechnology,

eunice yoon joining us from china. what can you tell us?you a sense of the mood here, we're only a couple of days away after singles day, the huge shopping festival, but the top trending topic is consumption downgrade. consumer prices are in deflation, foreign direct investment just turned negative and this is the economic condition as well as the level of consumer confidence that is here as president xi jinping heads to the u.s. he'll be meeting with president biden on wednesday and also interestingly headlining a dinner with u.s. ceos. his pitch will be for americans to continue to invest in china. and then outside of the direct pitch, he's expected to continue to do what his administration has been doing with the biden administration. that is, pushing for an easing of export controls of sanctions, of tariffs, also looking for some reassurances on taiwan. for the u.s.'s part, the u.s. is expected to increase its hopes -- its efforts, rather, for a greater communication. in fact, the white house's national security adviser, jake sullivan,

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let's bring in eunice yoon on set to break it all down.or more on what pinduoduo means for shein. it's all interconnected, right? >> it could be. if you think that sheinis using similar strategies as pinduo duo, that would be good if you want to invest in shein. it filed confidentially for an ipo. we don't get any information until it flips that f1 and make its public, but we know a lot about temu and parent company pinduoduo. it's operated on this business model of steep, steep discounts, subsidized all the products so that you loop in or you capture the american consumer. and you might think, how do you ever turn that into a profitable business? pinduoduo has done that. for the first nine months of the year it booked some $5 billion in profits and shows you that there is a path to profitability for these huge e-commerce platforms that operate on heavy, heavy discounts. so, if shein is doing a similar thing and similar model, you could see that maybe it is leading to a profitable business. >> deirdre, could i follow up with that. temu is

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yoon suk yeol . that. he's called yoon suk yeol. well done.he something. and he's guest of the king. he's here because there's about signed a major trade deal. cameron walker is our royal correspondent. >> he was until he heard that. hello cameron. give us a proper pronunciation of who our very honoured is . honoured guest is. >> president yoon suk yeol, i think is how you pronounce it. bev and andrew. yes. it's the first state visit of incoming state visit for the king since his coronation but it's going to be very much a family affair because the prince and princess of wales are playing a key role this morning, collecting the president of south korea and the first lady their hotel in first lady from their hotel in london taking them to london and taking them to horseguards parade for a ceremonial welcome of pomp and pageantry so well here pageantry as we do so well here in great britain, including a guard of honour that the king and the president will inspect, which will the scots guards which will be the scots guards this morning. which wil

naming yoon , the current president of south korea , used the name of the country's former president. addressing people from south korea , he said: you know that i am a friend of your president, mr. moon. this was until last year. he was the president of south korea and after him yonsokyul became the president of this country. the employees of the american company tesla , the world's largest seller of electric cars , went on strike in sweden in protest of their salary. following this strike, the loading of cars at the ports, their registration and activities the charging stations of these cars have been stopped. in norway, trade unions also threatened. they strike in solidarity with the swedes. elon musk , the billionaire owner of tesla , called these strikes unreasonable. tesla has always opposed unionization at all of its factories around the world , and has even blocked initial moves. today, the meteorological organization has predicted scattered rains for the southeast of the country. also due to the stillness of the air in some big cities . hello, dear viewers , we expect your pr

and south korea's president yoon suk yeol arrives in the uk for a state visit, amid rising tensions inntjoe biden says he believes a hostage deal between hamas and israel is near. the white house says it is closer than ever to freeing some of the 240 hostages taken by hamas last month.

finally — britain has rolled out the red carpet for south korea's president, with king charles welcoming yoonte visit. hello. some changes in the feel of our weather over the next few days. tuesday brought temperatures generally around the average for the time of year. it was a little bit chilly in some locations. for wednesday, westerly winds introducing milder air and double digit temperatures for the majority. but then the end of the week will bring northerly winds and something colder. in the short term, wednesday morning brings high pressure to the south of us, low pressure to the north and this frontal system between this warm front here and this cold front here, a wedge of warm or at least mild air. within that wedge of mild air, a lot of cloud, that cloud producing some rain at times, particularly across hills in the north and the west. that rain enhanced by a weather front in the north of scotland. pretty cloudy for northern ireland, northern england, north wales, the odd spot of rain. further south and east — a few brighter glimpses on what will be a breezy day. in fact, a windy one

welcomed yoon suk yeol and his wife at the horseguards parade.e first incoming state visit since the king's coronation and the second of his reign. the couple laid a wreath at the grave of the unknown warrior at westminster abbey and a state banquet will take place this evening, which is set to host 170 guests. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play . gb news. play. gb news. >> thank you, tatiana. and a very warm welcome. yes, it's farage show on gb news. we have got a huge, huge story this week amongst everything else that is going on because on thursday we've got the latest ons statistics on net migration into the united kingdom for the year. to june 2023. now, this is important point because you'll recall that record net migration figures were announced about five months ago for the year to december 2020, 22, and then in then we were told it was exceptional. we were told they would come down. do you remember that manifest nato back in december 2019 when the conservative gove

welcomed yoon suk yeol and his wife at the horseguards parade.e first incoming state visit since the king's coronation and the second of his reign. the couple laid a wreath at the grave of the unknown warrior at westminster abbey and a state banquet will take place this evening, which is set to host 170 guests. this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio, and on your smart speaker by saying play . gb news. play. gb news. >> thank you, tatiana. and a very warm welcome. yes, it's farage show on gb news. we have got a huge, huge story this week amongst everything else that is going on because on thursday we've got the latest ons statistics on net migration into the united kingdom for the year. to june 2023. now, this is important point because you'll recall that record net migration figures were announced about five months ago for the year to december 2020, 22, and then in then we were told it was exceptional. we were told they would come down. do you remember that manifest nato back in december 2019 when the conservative gove

the west bank city of rama la months, or schuman from the con eunice in southern, gaza, and nickel yoon and robbie berman from tel aviv, robbie, let's begin with you. earlier. we did speak to the relative of a hostage that was released recently. his mother has returned home, but he is still waiting for his father to be fried by how much. first let's have a listen. my mother was released by my father in many other ways, not released yet. and we need to do whatever needs to be done in order to bring them home. its almost is going to whatever they can to make our life miserable are very cool. they don't live for us to see them. and then this is an acceptable because read through the new in the you many turn and we're going to vision. supposed to be human to turn for everyone. what just for one side. and finally, the group know, pursuing some us, you know, this is really there. we don't know who's alive. we both know. when did we stick? we don't know anything about their conditions are held in the government, tried to support us and make our life easier, that we could focus on decent goals

the honor comes on the second day of south korean president yoon suk—yeol�*s visit to london.f the british empire. the honors were presented during a ceremony at buckingham palace. you're live with bbc news. in the netherlands, exit polls show populist leader geert wilders is heading for a dramatic victory in the dutch general election. the exit poll published on wednesday projects wilders's party for freedom would win 35 out of 150 seats, nine seats ahead of its closest rival, frans timmermans�* labour party and green left alliance. if confirmed, this result could shake up dutch politics and society. after the early exit polls were released, geert wilders declared in a victory speech that his party "can no longer be ignored." i have been politics for 25 years and this is the happiest day of my life far in politics. we became the number one party by far stop it is what a lot of people, if you are familiar ago, would call you mark. it happened today, so i'm very proud and very happy and brings a feeling of responsibility. struggle to find parties tojoin him in government. the t

sung-yoon lee. his bio is on the website, but i do want highlight that outside of his academic work research. chair dr. lee has been an expert witness for us congressional. hearings on north korea policy, including the otto warmbier versus dprk trial this evening. we have a unique opportunity to hear his insights about country that keeps us awake, continues to present challenging policy problems for the region and beyond and. as if that weren't difficult enough to try to the pathology of secretive kim that leads it joining dr. lee is our very own emma whitmyer easy society policy institute officer, program officer will interview dr. lee and then conduct a q&a with the audience. emma was previously a fellow with the south korean ministry of foreign affairs. now we get the program underway, which is why you are here. i want to first thank dr. lee for taking time to speak here. we are delighted for this opportunity to host you for what we anticipate is going to be a very insightful conversation and. hi

began with a ceremony at horse guards parade, a carriage procession along the mall, before president yoon sign a new long—term agreement covering defence and technology co—operation. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. some ups and downs in the weather for the next few days, temperatures on something of a roller—coaster ride and today they have been generally around the norm for this time of year, around the seasonal average although it has felt a bit chilly in some places. tomorrow will see a westerly wind bringing some much milder air into the picture, we could see 1a degrees in parts of eastern scotland in the afternoon and then fast forward to the end of the week, northerly winds developed and aberdeen at this stage are likely to be only 6 degrees at best and they will be some wintry showers around particular in the north of scotland. back to the here and now, across scotland it will turn increasingly mild overnight with mcleod, some outbreaks of rain, some rain in northern ireland and may be in northern england and north wales and further south, some clear spot on the od

welcomed yoon suk yeol and his wife at horseguards parade.st incoming state visit since the king's coronation and the second of his reign. the couple laid a wreath at the grave of the unknown warrior at westminster abbey today, and a state banquet is taking place this evening, set to host around 170 guests at this is gb news across the uk on tv, in your car, on digital radio, and on your smart speaken radio, and on your smart speaker. by saying play gb news now back to . jacob now back to. jacob >> it was william gladstone , the >> it was william gladstone, the liberal prime minister and chancellor of the exchequer in the 19th century, who said in one of his briefest speeches, a mere 4.75 hours, that by the 5th of april 1860, the income tax will by law expire and that money ought to fructify in the pockets of the people . well, in pockets of the people. well, in those days, income tax was about 3. and here we are more than 160 years later. and the income tax alive and kicking, taking as much as £0.45 in the pound from the british people with

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the honour comes on the second day of south korean president yoon suk yeol�*s visit to london.of the british empire. the honours were presented during a ceremony at buckingham palace. you're live with bbc news. returning now to our top story, the israel—gaza war. concerns are growing that the conflict could spill over into the wider region. on wednesday, reports from southern lebanon claimed that an israeli air strike on a village killed the son of a senior hezbollah member. the bbc�*s wyre davis sent this report about tensions along the israeli—lebanon border. there's been a lot of speculation here on the border between lebanon and israel what the ceasefire between israel and hamas in gaza might mean up here, because, of course, there has been cross—border shelling between hezbollah forces and israel ever since october eight, and that has become increasingly intense. many regional and global leaders have expressed concern it could lead to a full—scale war. so the mood music is really important. hezbollah and hamas leaders have been meeting here in lebanon. there has been no st