Tackling climate threat, the biggest threat facing the country, as militaries all over the world are already militaries all over the world are already doing because they recognise that if already doing because they recognise that if not already doing because they recognise that if not tackled adequately it will increase conflict over water, for example, increase famine and create for example, increase famine and create millions of refugees. let me turn to stephen create millions of refugees. let me turn to stephen flynn create millions of refugees. let me turn to stephen flynn of create millions of refugees. let me turn to stephen flynn of the - create millions of refugees. let me turn to stephen flynn of the snp. l turn to stephen flynn of the snp. the nuclear deterrent, the submarines, are based in scotland. you are against maintaining the nuclear deterrent. you are against maintaining the nuclear deterrent. yes, absolutely, m -a nuclear deterrent. yes, absolutely, my party has nuclear deterrent. yes, absolutely, my party has had nuclear deterrent. yes, absolutely, my party has had a nuclear deterrent. yes, absolutely, my party has had a long-standing l my party has had a long standing tradition in respect of that because we believe the money can be better spent on conventional defence forces and what we ve seen in europe over the course of recent years is how absolutely vital conventional defence forces are but may ijust to return to the original question thank frist for his father s contribution, we need to stand with our veterans and ensure our military is fully funded and we have more people serving and that we look after them when they become veterans and finally on the prime minister, a prime minister who puts his own political career before public service is no prime minister at all.
It s men s semifinals day at the french open. we ll have more of the news that alexander zverev s trial over domestic abuse allegations made by his former girlfriend has been discontinued. it his former girlfriend has been discontinued. discontinued. it is the final tune-up discontinued. it is the final tune-up for discontinued. it is the final tune-up for steve - discontinued. it is the final tune-up for steve clarke . discontinued. it is the final l tune-up for steve clarke and discontinued. it is the final - tune-up for steve clarke and gareth tune up for steve clarke and gareth southgate as they ready their scotland and england sides with friendlies with the euro just a week away. and jemma reekie cruise into the final of the 1500 metres on day one of the european championships, winning her heat in rome. good afternoon. let s start in paris where it s men s semifinals day at the french open. alexander zverev is in action in the second semifinal
Back to see how this was being written about from a leadership perspective. at the time and back in 1944, just a month or so after this invasion in foreign affairs, they wrote about the differences between among the european and american leaders at the time. and they say that it has repeatedly been pointed out, france was far less fortunate than great britain or the united states in her polls political leadership, the men who were patriots first and politicians second were rare, almost nonexistent. again, in france, the salvation of great britain and the united states has been that at critical moments in their history a benign political providence has provided leaders who were not only intelligent, but courageous, courageous. how important is that kind of courage on the world stage? page today? oh, it s hugely important. we see almost in a daily,
Been telling me, for a stronger eu. 0n the other side, the cost of living crisis is also looming large on boater s mines here in the netherlands and beyond. the hard right parties have sought to conflate issues like immigration and the cost of the green transition with an increased burden that people are feeling. financial burden. that has been largely successful in many places. so when we get the exit polls later on this evening here in the netherlands, the first of course on the continent. that will give us an idea of the kind of mood and whether we are likely to see this predicted search on the right and in some countries also on the left. in new york, the tribeca festival, one of the largest movie events in north america, has just got under way amid some complaints that its co founder movie icon robert de niro is using it as a platform to advance
Among monasteries where they are sheltering. no one has been allowed back. we understand the army still controls it. we have heard a lot has been burned down. trying to understand how many people have died is difficult but dozens of men were taken away to military bases and have not been seen since. to the netherlands where people are voting in the european elections. to the netherlands next, where people are voting in elections for the european parliament. it s the first country to vote. around 370 million people in 27 countries are eligible to cast their ballots in the coming days. they ll elect 720 representatives. far right parties look set to make large gains in a potentially seismic shift for the european union. dutch nationalist leader geert wilders failed to secure a seat in the last eu elections in 2019. but his far right party won the most seats in the netherlands general election in november was polling well ahead of today s vote.
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Really interesting just listening to him there talk about the importance of these elections. this is a man who once campaigned for a dutch referendum on the netherlands inside the eu. yet now, he is one of the most vocal campaigners during the pre election process. we saw him casting his vote here in the hague this morning. it is all eyes on his freedom party on the radical right and the green labour alliance on the left. this is a trend that we are expecting to see reflected right across the continent. this is one way to get people to come out and vote. but the polling stations inside of beautiful locations. this is the art museum in the hague. i been speaking to people going in and out and actually, interestingly, they have been talking about international instability in terms of the importance they see in casting their ballot. the worse in ukraine, gaza and the need, they ve
As these ceremonies to mark all the different chapters of what happened at normandy and how consequential, there s now an international service that s taking place and the president will continue with a state visit to france with emmanuel macron bestowing that highest diplomatic honor on president biden for this visit. ana. and kelly, we did see president zelenskyy of ukraine in some of the images this morning, the president expected to meet with zelenskyy on the sidelines while he s there. what do we expect from that meeting? reporter: chances are they will see each other at some of the ceremonies today. white house officials say the formal meeting is set for tomorrow. part of that really speaks to all of these issues that the president has been outlining, president biden has felt very strongly that he and the european leaders have been very much in lock step trying to provide the resources for
Then there was no union. when i worked in samsung there was no union. it s very hard working company. employees work very hard and they used to work very long hours. these days i m actually the company is becoming much more lenient and ours are not as severe as what they used to be. from what i hear. actually conditions are improving quite a lot compared to ten or 15 years ago. for improving quite a lot compared to ten or 15 years ago.- to ten or 15 years ago. for the first time to ten or 15 years ago. for the first time in to ten or 15 years ago. for the first time in five to ten or 15 years ago. for the first time in five years - first time in five years european central bank is cut interest rates. the move was widely expected with inflation easing in the 20 european countries that use the euro. the pandemic and russia s invasion of ukraine had a big impact on those eurozone nations driving up the cost of everything from food to energy. for more, let s speak to daniel murray, chief executive of efg asset management switzerland.
And the rbi doesn t have compulsions, too. like other global central banks, such as in europe and canada, that are dealing with slower economic growth and have moved on to cut rates. as inflation eased. india reported an 8% plus economic expansion in the last fiscal. projections are it will grow at near 7% in the coming quarters, giving rbi enough room. besides, the new government is yet to take over, likely narendra modi in a rare third term. but his party will need allies to form the government. now, larger reforms are expected to slow down, and economists feel an alliance could push the government to spend more on welfare programmes, risking its promise of reducing the fiscal deficit. rbi s views on the new government and its fiscal policy in the upcoming budget will be crucial to watch out for. from one election to another this time south africa. parties have until the 16th ofjune to try and form some sort of coalition government after recent elections. but the country is facing a