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After the bridge linking crimea, annexed crimea, and russia, after it was hit a couple of weeks ago, president putin had to do something. he had to respond. the last thing he wanted to be is look vulnerable, weak. so he launched these missile strikes and now these commentators, they are over the moon. one of them said on telegram that these are "beautiful air strikes "on kyiv and across ukraine." "and what would make them even more beautiful is if they went on "for a week or two." so thats the a...

And now these commentators, they are over the moon. one of them said on telegram that these are "beautiful air strikes on kyiv and across ukraine." "and what would make them even more beautiful is if they went on for a week or two." so thats the attitude that were seeing. its absolutely clear to me from looking at the various sites where these things had landed, there was no accuracy at all. these attacks are pretty pointless if theyre not targeted. well, there can be several reasons why russia ...

Across ukraine, and also drones, for example, iranian drones, which russia has rebranded and started using against ukraine, but also domestically in russia after the bridge linking crimea, annexed crimea, and russia, after it was hit a couple of weeks ago, president putin had to do something. he had to respond. the last thing he wanted to be is look vulnerable, weak. one of them said on telegram that so he launched these missile strikes and now these commentators, they are over the moon. one of ...

Politicians seem to lose sight of the need for fiscal responsibility, and when they start to ignore the institutions that i there to keep us right, such as the obr. the bank of england, do you think that the official interest rates will have to rise by quite as much as is currently priced in by markets? well, the reversal of some of the commitments that kwasi kwarteng made did lead to some commentators are saying that gdp growth might actually not be as high as they had initially expected, meani...

There are many people calling for a general election.— general election. i think a general election doesnt _ general election. i think a general election doesnt solve _ general election. i think a general election doesnt solve the - general election. i think a general| election doesnt solve the problem because it goes on for x number of weeks. ive been listening to businessmen and political commentators this morning who have said they dont actually know what the labour party policy is. so it w...

Commentators, david urban, weve got to davids for the price of one. >> okay, well figure that out. we can handle that. >> you both very pretty, its wonderful. >> thanks for joining the show. >> so heres my first question. i did a lot of percolating. so lets try to narrow it down right now. the e. jean carroll deposition happened today. we dont know what donald trump said, we dont know if he pled the fifth, we dont know what happened in their. and then theres this federal judge who basically says...

And today, the prime minister resigned. our deputy political editor vicki young on the most extraordinary collapse of power. liz truss blamed global events for her troubles, but this record—breaking, humiliating downfall was almost entirely self—inflicted. from the start, she didnt enjoy the overwhelming support of colleagues. just 50 conservative mps had her as their top choice in the first round of the ballot. some experienced political commentators always had their doubts too. anyone who ...

Begun to repair some of the damage and we had seen accelerated plans that he is going to deliver this morning gaining market confidence, and that is part of but not a completion of the necessary change we need to make in the presentation of the government to the markets, the country, and the media, to regain peoples confidence, and we can deliver sound money and sound administration. that is going to need a change of feminist as well. penny mordaunt, jeremy hunt have called for party unity, for ...

Floods the country had seen in a decade. now on bbc news — dateline london with shaun ley. sombre but... hello and welcome to the programme which, for the last 25 years, has been the place where the uks leading political commentators debate the big themes of the week. alongside them, the foreign correspondents who blog, pod, broadcast, and yes even these days write for audiences back home from the dateline: london. it may be our final edition but were still looking forward

Had given into demands made by tories and indeed some commentators on the day of the mini budget to match the uk governments tax plans, i would also today be dealing with something of a financial disaster. it should, i think, be a relief to everyone across scotland that the scottish government did not act so rashly. it will also be galling, i think, that the one measure that the prime minister has repeatedly cited to effectivelyjustify prime minister has repeatedly cited to effectively justify t...