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mandate, and this round of austerity is a political choice, not economic necessity. instead of cutting our services, the government could raise taxes on the super—rich. if the chancellor believes in his approach, why doesn't he put it to the people and call for a general election? with the greatest of respect to the honourable lady, i did not pledge, she said, i think, new wave of austerity. what i would say to her, doesn't like austerity look at the furlough scheme, the generosity of what we are doing on the cost of living crisis, all taken because of difficult decisions she has opposed every time. cani can i welcome my right honourable friend to his place because? he talks about a strong economy and i agree with that. can i remind the house, particularly on opposition benches that in the private sector that raises the money, pays attacks
a reign. it will be very poignant later today when that big procession passes the palace, and the coffin and gun carriage, as her majesty passes her main london residence for the last time on the way to windsor. that will be later on as we get into the procession after the service at westminster abbey. with me are two special guests, i am westminster abbey. with me are two special guests, iam really westminster abbey. with me are two special guests, i am really pleased to have them here as i am sure you will be. we have felicity kendal, the distinguished actor. and former athlete and the man who was really the brains behind the london olympics and lots of other things. joining me now is lord sebastian coe. cani can i start by asking you before we talk about personal knowledge of the royal family, talk about personal knowledge of the royalfamily, for a talk about personal knowledge of the royal family, for a sense of the
putin while in moscow so it is not a political visit but it is interesting so few political leaders and dignitaries are to be here and this is not a state funeral, partly because it is a time when many people do not want to stand shoulder to shoulder with vladimir putin. western leaders would not travel to moscow even if they could because sanctions make it very hard to travel to moscow in the first place. let's hear from vladislav zubok, professor of international history at the london school of economics. cani can i ask you about the way and manner in which these funeral events are being conducted because on the one hand he is denied a state funeral but there are some state honours for mr gorbachev. i keep thinkin: honours for mr gorbachev. i keep
the match— here. so we are looking forward to the match and looking forward to tomorrow — the match and looking forward to tomorrow and he started the tournament.— tomorrow and he started the tournament. . . ., tournament. thanks so much for talkin: to tournament. thanks so much for talking to us- — tournament. thanks so much for talking to us. that _ tournament. thanks so much for talking to us. that is _ tournament. thanks so much for talking to us. that is bismah i tournament. thanks so much for- talking to us. that is bismah maroof from the pakistan women's cricket team. thank you so much and good luck tomorrow.— team. thank you so much and good luck tomorrow._ thank i team. thank you so much and good i luck tomorrow._ thank you. let's speak now with alison shanks, 0ceania representative at the commonwealth games federation and new zealand 0lympian, and lechezdani luza, the africa representative and former botswana boxer. cani can ijust can i just start with alison shanks first, just outline for people who makes up the 0ceania group. yes. first, just outline for people who makes up the oceania group. yes, so i am the oceania _ makes up the oceania group. yes, so i am the oceania representative i makes up the oceania group. yes, so i am the oceania representative on i i am the oceania representative on the commonwealth mission and basically— the commonwealth mission and basically we have all of those countries, australia, new zealand, island _ countries, australia, new zealand, island nations as well, it is part
battling through the ages launched in 2021, and a tv series on netflix is already in the works. it was special for all of us, in the sense that it was the first comic book to be in hall h, it was really oriented towards cinema previously, and television, so to be part of that kind of history and to feel the audience and the appreciation and the passion for what we have been a part of creating, really special. positive word—of—mouth spreading from events like this can give any project a huge boost, and that is what every tv series, comic book and movie here will be hoping for. cani can i make a confession? i have still not seen the first lord of the rings. don'tjudge me! now it's time for a look at the weather with chris fawkes. hello again. western parts of the uk had a cloudy day with bursts of rain on saturday, but it wasn't like that everywhere.
this is bbc news. i'm ben boulos and these are the latest headlines at 11... houses destroyed, hundreds evacuated from their homes — the aftermath of the wildfires from yesterday's record—breaking heatwave. i was sunbathing in my garden and then a massive black cloud has come across. i looked up, that side was on fire and within an hour it had spread all the way to our house. cani can i begin by thanking the london fire brigade, heroic firefighters, working — fire brigade, heroic firefighters, working their socks off yesterday. yesterday was the busiest day for the fire service in london since the second world war. prices are rising at their fastest rate for 40 years —
so much for helping us get that important message across. —— really good advice, glad you are fit and well now and thank you so much for helping us get that important message across. cani can i add one more thing? sorry, we have just lost isser but will try and get that on twitter. hello there. unprecedented heat is heading our way. there is a potentialfor somewhere across the uk to record a first—ever a0 degrees celsius monday into tuesday. and that has triggered the first—ever extreme heat warning published by the met office to cover monday and tuesday. areas that could potentially have this extreme heat really stretching from london all the way up towards manchester and leeds. but we still have an amber weather warning for extreme heat covering wales, the whole of england and into southern scotland as well. now, the heat is moving up from spain. if you've been watching forecasts recently, you'll know we've seen
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of savoury bun and garlic. translation: i think unesco took the right decision, because ukrainian borscht with the savoury bun and lard is a brand — the savoury bun and lard is a brand but _ the savoury bun and lard is a brand. but i also make borscht and it — brand. but i also make borscht and it turns out well, i've got to admit _ and it turns out well, i've got to admit-— and it turns out well, i've got to admit. ~ ,, ~ 1, ,. to admit. translation: borscht has no nationality. _ to admit. translation: borscht has no nationality. just _ to admit. translation: borscht has no nationality. just like - has no nationality. just like bread, _ has no nationality. just like bread, potatoes, _ has no nationality. just like bread, potatoes, cabbage.| has no nationality. just like l bread, potatoes, cabbage. is has no nationality. just like - bread, potatoes, cabbage. is it national? — bread, potatoes, cabbage. is it national? what _ bread, potatoes, cabbage. is it national? what nationality- bread, potatoes, cabbage. is it national? what nationality cani national? what nationality can have? — national? what nationality can have? �* ., ., , national? what nationality can have? �* ., , ., , have? but the row has prompted sharer have? but the row has prompted sharper comments _ have? but the row has prompted sharper comments from - have? but the row has prompted sharper comments from the - sharper comments from the authorities in moscow. the spokeswoman for russia's ministry of foreign affairs accused ukraine of nationalism, saying borscht originated as a dish of russian inhabitants of kyiv. so it is that a humble beetroot soup, traditionally a symbol of hospitality, has become a further stain on relations. much more on the bbc news website and the bbc news app.
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