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Evidence link brownly to shooghts now back to "one nation with brian kilmeade." brian: rockets rained down on ukraine this week. on the battlefield losses are piling up for russia. is putin losing his grip on power. his former director said in three months i believe there will be a big change. joining me, garry kasparov. the biggest surprise is what? >> the whole world was surprised by the performance of the russian army. which was not a big surprise to me. i knew russian corruption and the inef...

Anything but an enormous amount of respect for those people marching in the streets. and it will add to the anger within the country as protests continue in more than a dozen cities. in ardabil they were throwing stones at authorities over the weekend, shouting, "death to the dictator," a reference to irans supreme leader. the security forces are still clamping down on dissent as they are in this scene, also believed to be in ardabil. it has now been more than a month since the process began. th...

Chinas president, xijinping, is expected to cement his grip on power as the communist party congress gets under way in beijing today. it is understood that delegates are likely to hand him an historic third term as party chief. our china correspondent stephen mcdonell is in beijing. good morning to you. does this mean that xijinping is good morning to you. does this mean that xi jinping is effectively a powerful life? that xi jinping is effectively a powerful life ?_ that xi jinping is effective...

With early voting starting in some states on monday. history is unfolding right now in beijing with xi jinping preparing to extend his iron grip well into the future. while issuing a stark warning to taiwan. live reports from beijing and taipei are just ahead. plus a city in russia takes a pounding as fighting rages across the border in ukraine. the end result, an oil facility catches fire. and military recruits lose their lives before they even get to the battlefield.

But do you look at liz truss in the last few days and think, blimey, there�*s a confident leader who�*s got a grip of what�*s going on in this country? well, i think she�*s been under extraordinary pressure. i know how difficult thatjob is, having seen many prime ministers at close range over many years. but i would rather a prime minister who recognises when things need to change, is prepared to take difficult decisions. you know, to change your chancellor is a very difficult decision f...

No, i think the game is up, and its now a question as to how the succession is managed. well, if the game is up for, how could that succession be managed? i mean, let me put it bluntly, to begin with, how would you get rid of him? well, george was speaking to some of the mechanisms earlier. if there is a such a weight of opinion in the parliamentary party that she we have to have a change, then it will be affected, exactly how its done and exactly under what mechanism. a short time, ago i spoke ...

As the government scramble to get the markets and their own mps back onside. here in westminster, the mood among tory mps is one of anger. many privately want measures in the budget changed. others say the prime minister and the chancellor have made mistakes. the prime minister and the chancellor have to get a grip on this. there have been mistakes. they have got to work this out to settle the markets, to settle at the economy, and to get things back up and running again. but no one is treating ...

Will find some areas that look at their waiting lists and look at the needs of particular groups of people, people who are suffering a lot of pain, for example, and give them pain relief, people who are really anxious, have become mentally unwell, and supporting them and then in other areas, where people report that they feel forgotten and isolated and ignored, and they are not getting any kind of communication from the people who are going to give them care. so what we want to see is all around...