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Agreement and the irish they want this very much to continue but from the point of view of the dup, at the heart of this impasse and this crisis is the problem is of the dup and all the unionist parties in northern ireland have about the protocol, they feel it is undermined the constitutional position as an integral part of the kingdom and that it integral part of the kingdom and thatitis integral part of the kingdom and that it is caused economic harm and was something done without economic con...

The uk government is failing to get a grip on how the uks water supply, power grid and railways will be affected by extreme weather events caused by climate change. thats according to a report published today, by a joint committee of mps and peers. it says britains national security is being jeopardised. heres our environment correspondent, jonah fisher. this is the aftermath of storm arwen in november last year. mps and peers say its an example of how the breakdown of one critical service can q...

A significant sentence handed down in the january 6 case as the court churns through a number of cases. we are waiting on a verdict in the case of a capitol police officer who tipped off another rioter to take down his facebook posts. that jury is still deliberating in the same courtroom that this albuquerque copperhead was sentenced to just under eight years now in the assault. >> quick, ryan, is this the longest sentence we have seen so far coming out of the capitol riot charges? >> reporter: ...

Wales. £1400 for each member of staff. that is well below inflation, but the government, speaking for england, the department of health, says actually it is in line with the independent pay review body and unions should think very, very carefully about taking action that might affect patience. the unions do say though that anything they do will only be non—urgent care. i should say that in scotland, the scottish government has made this higher offer and unison has postponed a ballot to ask it...

"for everyone who dies," this boy tells me, "there will be ten more ready to fight." israel says it will keep striking hard to counter the threat, but the queues of mourners are growing and so too the grip of militancy. tom bateman, bbc news, nablus. lets get some of the days other news. thousands of protesters in sudan have been marking the first anniversary of a military takeover. security forces used tear gas and stun grenades to prevent protesters from reaching the presidential palace. a pla...

At the funerals, there are calls to resist. israel says its responding to a deadly wave of attacks by palestinians. mohammed escaped death in the strike that killed his militant brother. some here mourning say it adds to the groups appeal. "for every one who dies," this boy tells me, "there will be ten more ready to fight." israel says it will keep striking hard to counter the threat. but the queues of mourners are growing and so, too, the grip of militancy. tom bateman, bbc news, nablus. appear...

Chinese stocks in hong kong shares coming off their worst day. investors fleeing from china-related exposure as president xi jinping tightens his grip on power. stock index futures leaning lower after whats been a hot streak. the dow and s&p 500 rising more than 1%. the dow has gained nearly 10% in october. investors are bracing for another big interest rate hike. then theyre hoping the federal reserve may slow. the fed next meets on november 2nd. consumer confidence numbers due out later today....

The morning newspapers, how they are digesting and reporting on this historic day. the front page of the financial times, sunakfails the front page of the financial times, sunak fails to get a grip on the economy. the interesting line is markets look forward to dullness dividend in the wake of trusts turbulence, of course focusing on the terminal that followed the mini budget by the then chancellor kwasi kwarteng on 23rd of september. daily mail says a new dawn for britain, rishi sunak becomes o...

He reappoint hunt? it remains unclear but i think normally at these circumstances, the markets are going to like people who kind of go back to the established order, presumably rishi sunak is going to say we will listen to what the permanent secretary of the treasury says, we will go to the cpr, treasury says, we will go to the opr, we will do things in a calm way, we wont do all the economics and pandemonium that weve had for the last 45 days. he will know that nerves have to be calmed in the m...