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After the mini—budget. but could the chancellor use the extra time to explore wider options? rather than cuts to spending on services, could the spotlight shift, say, to higher taxes on businesses whove benefited from the recent turmoil on energy and financial markets? whatever is revealed next month, the prime minister knows economic stability means more than navigating the current crisis. it will mean boosting long term prosperity in a way thats evaded many of his predecessors. darshini, tha...

And stay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. well, rishi sunak takes over the top job with some of the toughest challenges faced by a prime minister in recent history. among them, the ever—present demands on the national health service, particularly as we approach the winter and the inevitable rise in the number of patients needing treatment. then theres the war in ukraine. can the new prime minister main...

Jumping on to helicopters. we saw those images coming out of kabul, and looking at the promise of steady government that he ran against trump and how that often did not match his expectations and what he told the american people, but also the success that he had despite those sort of pressures from both the republicans and democrats. >> he certainly has not been able to sort of unify the country, but the legislative record is impressive by any measure, and stands up well with his predecessors. w...

[ man singing in french ] >> anthony: daniel may be a three-star michelin chef, but like so many of his predecessors, hes basically a farmboy at heart. he grew up milking cows and doing farm work here, on his familys spread. there is, it turns out, something of a restaurant tradition to build on. the house on his farm was once a small café as well, operated first by his grandparents and great-grandparents. the famous café boulud, it turns out, was not the first place to bear that name. >> dani...

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White house. >> carley: kevin, thank you so much. president biden going on defense and snapping at reporters asking about his absence from the campaign trail. >> john fetterman will appear with you today in pennsylvania. there havent been that many candidates campaigning with you. >> that is not true, there have been 15, count, count. >> will there be more? yeah. speak to them report say that democratic candidates will visit with the president as a liability and others are hesitant to ask him fo...

Fetter mans health over a stroke he suffered last may. and the president is going to be fund-raising for john fetterman, and the two will be together at an infrastructure event in pittsburgh this afternoon. but president biden has largely been avoiding these kinds of big campaign-style rallies. doing less of those than his predecessors have at this point in the cycle but at this point in the cycle fund-raising is critical. the president has been doing multiple fund-raising events for weeks, and ...

With this conflict between russia and ukraine. she had been a very staunch partner and advocate for aid to ukraine and britain had been working closely with the united states on. that i dont think theres any sense the policy is going to change, but, of course, the internal economic crisis generated by, in part, putins invasion of ukraine and that the spike in global energy prices, thats one big reason for the economic and political chaos inside the uk right now. its certainly a warning sign for ...

In political history. she rose to the highest office and then crashed from it in record time, faster than any of her predecessors. crushed and humiliated by the reality of such a short tenure. there is never a more important time in british politics than when you cannot answer the question, he will be our prime minister in a fortnight? today is one of those moments, yet again. lunchtime in downing street and the podium is back, six weeks and two days since liz truss stood behind as she became pr...

Taiwan unification agenda is the number one priority for Chinese President Xi Jinping and he is bent on realizing this vision, media reports said quoting anal