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elections but also in national elections, that it is possible that the uk in coming years will once again settle back into a slightly sort of boring but established reasonable voice in the international space that is neither massively on the far extremes of politics, but has more come back to the centre of politics in a way that perhaps some might argue it hasn't been in recent years because of the volatility of british politics. and to that extent, i think that might be welcome, because i think at a time when there's a huge debate going on between the global north and the global south about how "the west", to use the old phrase, engages with the developing world, that means that international politics is becoming far more fluid. and in that role, in that context, the uk potentially has advantages to gain, because of its unique relationship set around the world. do you think that the conservative party, assuming it loses — i mean, this is an assumption
polls, it is historic, the first female president. the sheinbaum candidacy, in many ways it's a continuation of many of the policies of the current administration of president lopez obrador. but if sheinbaum is elected, she will become her own president. i don't see her running the countryjust based on the policies before. she has largely said she would continue the economic and social policies, the security policy, the migration policy. all of the migration policy. all of theissues the migration policy. all of the issues that are front and centre for mexicans. but i do see her as well being able to move away, head of government of mexico city... she showed her technocratic skills in being able to move the city in the new direction. {jut being able to move the city in the new direction.— the new direction. out of all the new direction. out of all the issues — the new direction. out of all the issues you _ the new direction. out of all the issues you just - the new direction. out of all i the issues you just mentioned for the new president coming into this role, which do you think will be the most urgent in terms of the challenge they
but egypt as well and jordan, they see it as an existential challenge to their rule, which is dynastic, of course, handing it on from father to son, and they don't want the involvement of islam in politics. i mean, the uae is an immense success story. i mean, somebody described dubai once as the most successful arab city in history — and yet the arabs are a tiny minority there. and the other centre in the gulf is doha, which follows a very different policy and so forth. tell me about the way that they've gone about things. so doha is the cap... it's basically the capital of a city state, qatar, which is an emirate. and a0 years ago, it was an absolute sleepy backwater. they have decided to leverage their enormous gas wealth to go on a shopping spree all over the world, but especially in london, so they own a lot of iconic things, parts
capital. we will have to wait if she deviates from that, or if she deviates from that, or if she deviates from that, or if she keeps the same mantra that we have seen over the past six years. xochitl galvez promised to go back to more market oriented friendly policies without dismantling the social programmes that have been created under the pasta presidency. so she was more of a right centre person and claudia sheinbaum is more at left centre on the economic front. ., . ., front. 0k. the violence and crime in — front. 0k. the violence and crime in mexico _ front. 0k. the violence and crime in mexico has - front. 0k. the violence and crime in mexico has a - front. 0k. the violence and crime in mexico has a huge | crime in mexico has a huge impact on economic development, economic growth. what have they said about that, how will they counter that?— counter that? well, both had very similar— counter that? well, both had very similar proposals - counter that? well, both had very similar proposals in - counter that? well, both had very similar proposals in the | very similar proposals in the sense of using greater intelligence, helping police forces in local communities to have a greater role in battling
just one day after the death of the rugby league legend rob burrow, aged 41, his family and his former team—mate kevin sinfield have attended a ground—breaking ceremony for the motor neurone disease centre, bearing his name. building work at seacroft hospital in leeds began this morning, at rob's request. his great friend kevin explained the difference the centre would make for patients living with mnd. so. . i wish he could have seen the outpouring of love. so brave, so tough. i think we all lose special people but it's very, very rare you lose someone who is so special to so many different people. as you can
the burrow family with how courageous they have all been. to come here today and see some of the fruits of rob's work, he was so proud of this. i have heard they are going to try and build it in record time now because that's what rob did, he broke records. and he wanted people to have a better outlook on life, he wanted people to have hope and to find a cure for this disease. and building the centre and the work he's been able to do over the last four and a half will ensure that those who come after him will be on a far betterjourney. i would urge anybody, if you don't remember rob burrow as a rugby player going to take a look because you'll be amazed the guy. he was superhuman, a big strong athlete. i'm sure there will
and in particular this one seems to be the perfect sentiment. it says he was a legend on the pitch and a hero off it. the centre in his name will stand testament to his life, defined by determination and by defiance. john maguire, bbc news, leeds. and you can watch a special bbc news documentary, there's only one rob burrow, tonight at 8.30 on bbc one. about half a million people have been left without their child benefit payment today after a processing issue at hm revenue and customs. hmrc has apologised and say those affected will receive the payments on wednesday morning. theo leggett is here. a processing problem, what's that? problem in the computer system at hmrc. about 1.6 million people were
but it's very, very rare you lose someone who is so special to so many different people. rob's family say this new facility meant the world to him, and despite this being such a difficult day, it's a very proud moment. it's just amazing to be here today for rob. he'll be flying the flag, and we'll beat the drum, and we will keep doing it, raising money, and we will get a cure. not just the care centre - but a breakthrough for people with mnd so it's not the hell on earth that it's been. - rob played a part in designing the centre purpose—built and a one—stop shop for patients and theirfamilies. well, in the hours since rob's death, the tributes have built and built here at headingley. he played for the leeds rhinos 400 times during his career and won absolutely everything there was to win. lots of shirts, flowers, scarves,
of that in the coming days. it has clearly been a row that has hugely overshadowed the whole of last week. it got in the way of a number of policy announcements they were trying to make and try to dominate the news agenda. they are hoping, there is a sense now that, to some extent, this may be resolved, they would hope. that they are able to move on and get their pledges on defence sort of front and centre of their arguments today rather than internal party warfare. they don't want to be having those kinds of conversations.— let's cross over now to nicky campbell with your voice, your vote. studio: we are joined studio: we arejoined by studio: we are joined by viewers on bbc television. bbc news. it is the cross on bbc thing we are launching today, your voice, your vote, finding out of all the list of myriad policies and the policies