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saying. — i have set out priorities basically saying, number one is supporting ukraine, — saying, number one is supporting ukraine, numbertwo is saying, number one is supporting ukraine, number two is a saying, number one is supporting ukraine, numbertwo is a more saying, number one is supporting ukraine, number two is a more stable middle _ ukraine, number two is a more stable middle east, — ukraine, number two is a more stable middle east, three is enhancing uk security, _ middle east, three is enhancing uk security, for its international development and critical challenges like the _ development and critical challenges like the multinational development banks— like the multinational development banks are _ like the multinational development banks are back and fifth is prosperity and jobs, but obviously trade _ prosperity and jobs, but obviously trade isn't — prosperity and jobs, but obviously trade isn't in the foreign office it used _ trade isn't in the foreign office it used to— trade isn't in the foreign office it used to be, — trade isn't in the foreign office it used to be, but i want to help the department of trade deliver these trade _ department of trade deliver these trade deals, i want to help colleagues to get investment into the uk _ colleagues to get investment into the uk and all the rest of it. so that— the uk and all the rest of it. so that is— the uk and all the rest of it. so that is the _ the uk and all the rest of it. so that is the focus. it is very straightforward.— that is the focus. it is very straightforward. thank you very much. foreign _ straightforward. thank you very much. foreign secretary, - straightforward. thank you very much. foreign secretary, it- straightforward. thank you very much. foreign secretary, it is. much. foreign secretary, it is interesting that you were as shocked as we were to become foreign secretary, but welcome. when your prime minister, you created the commitment to 0.7% of gdp for overseas development aid and you also vocally opposed the fcd oh or the fco differed merger. what is your opinion now? it
tojoin forces and that is my goal if you want to join forces with me, i welcome that but we have a race that we feel good about. the chief with me now is robert costa, chief election and campaign correspondent for cbs news, and rick wilson, whose a co—founder of the lincoln project and veteran of national republican politics. lets talk iowa — rick, if this is a race for second place, who do you think is in the strongest position for coming in numbertwo? the conventional wisdom is wrong invested a lot in iowa but this campaign is been a bit of a disastrous plunge of the past few weeks will be a close run as to whether or not haley or desantis comes out in the second position but by 20 or 30
it appears a jet fell out of the sky in areas north of moscow's. as of here, others are reporting on anzai aircraft missal actually brought the jet down and that mr prigozhin was on that plane along with his number two. on that plane along with his numbertwo. i on that plane along with his number two. i think we are seeing mafia politics at play here where it looks like mr putin is i guess serving revenge as some would say best served cold. revenge as some would say best served cold-— served cold. last month when the cia director— served cold. last month when the cia director was _ served cold. last month when the cia director was asked i the cia director was asked about why yevgeny prigozhin was still alive, this is what he said. , :, :, said. putin is someone who generally — said. putin is someone who generally thinks _ said. putin is someone who generally thinks revenge i said. putin is someone who generally thinks revenge is| said. putin is someone who l generally thinks revenge is a dish — generally thinks revenge is a dish best served cold. he is going — dish best served cold. he is going to _ dish best served cold. he is going to try and settle the situation to the extent he can. in situation to the extent he can. in rny— situation to the extent he can. in my experience, putin is the
depriving the president and his family of food. this is happening in 2023. �* , ., family of food. this is happening in 2023.~ ., family of food. this is happening in 2023. ., ., 2023. ambassador, if you say that there is no — 2023. ambassador, if you say that there is no answer— 2023. ambassador, if you say that there is no answer of _ 2023. ambassador, if you say that there is no answer of diplomatic . there is no answer of diplomatic answer, rather, to work with coup leaders here, what does that mean, that ecowas leaders should send in a fighting force?— fighting force? again, my opinion is loud and clear. _ fighting force? again, my opinion is loud and clear. first _ fighting force? again, my opinion is loud and clear. first and _ fighting force? again, my opinion is loud and clear. first and foremost, | loud and clear. first and foremost, these people should free the president and should not kill him by starving him. this is not acceptable. numbertwo, as starving him. this is not acceptable. number two, as for diplomacy, it's where people sit around the table and discuss, so he winched together with the highest muslim authority of the region, they
risk factors. numbertwo, risk factors. number two, solidarity. risk factors. numbertwo, solidarity. that is what we hear often, looking globally that the low income countries are feeling they are taking the brunt. to give an example, every year governments spend $600 billion on subsidies for fossil fuels. spend $600 billion on subsidies for fossilfuels. so we need spend $600 billion on subsidies for fossil fuels. so we need a spend $600 billion on subsidies for fossilfuels. so we need a change in mindset to at least some of that he diverted to reliable, renewable energy sources, particularly for health care facilities. hagar energy sources, particularly for health care facilities. how worried are ou health care facilities. how worried are you about _ health care facilities. how worried are you about the _ health care facilities. how worried are you about the future - health care facilities. how worried are you about the future given i health care facilities. how worried are you about the future given we | are you about the future given we are you about the future given we are predicting these types of extreme weather events in europe and indeed across the world, are going to become more common? taste indeed across the world, are going to become more common? we have to communicate — to become more common? we have to communicate to _ to become more common? we have to communicate to the _ to become more common? we have to communicate to the people _ to become more common? we have to communicate to the people in - to become more common? we have to communicate to the people in an i communicate to the people in an understandable language that this is the new normal. the good news, i always try to look at the good news, is that lots of those heat link deaths are preventable by following very pragmatic about from the world health organization. number one,
keep the ground water out of the melting—down reactors and to be able to stabilise the radioactive soil that surrounds the area as well. they're planning, the japanese are planning to release this water over the next 30 years. so this is not only transboundary, which is an issue legally, but it's also transgenerational. that's my generation, my daughter's generation and any grandchildren that might come along. if we go with this concrete option, number one, it takes away the biological concerns immediately. there's no way for this getting into organisms or to the food chain. numbertwo, it's a way of being able to store it for periods of time where the half life in the case of tritium is 12.3 years. over 50 years, you'll be down to less than 6% of the original ionising radiation. and it's also one that will take away concerns of having to go on for 30 years. they would use up that water in a fraction of the time. professsor robert richmond speaking to me a little earlier. let's look at some other stories in the headlines for you. meta has confirmed its
to be able to replace the ice barrier that's underground trying to keep the ground water out of the melting down reactors and to be able to stabilise the radioactive soil that surrounds the area as well. they're planning, the japanese, are planning to release this water over the next 30 years. so this is not only transboundary, which is an issue legally, but it's also transgenerational. that's my generation, my daughter's generation and any grandchildren that might come along if we go with this concrete option number one, it takes away the biological concerns immediately. there's no way for this getting into organisms or to the food chain. numbertwo, it's a way of being able to store it for periods of time where the half life in the case of tritium is 12.3 years. over 50 years, you'll be down to less than 6% of the original ionising radiation. and it's also one that will take away concerns of having to go on for 30 years. they would use up that water in a fraction of the time. in the uk — the metropolitan police
subjugation of the palestinian people. the people injenin arejust defending themselves. let people. the people in jenin are 'ust defending themselvesi defending themselves. let me get back them to _ defending themselves. let me get back them to the _ defending themselves. let me get back them to the question - defending themselves. let me get back them to the question you - defending themselves. let me get i back them to the question you posed at the beginning of this interview, how do you get yourself to a position where peace talks can begin again? because clearly this is escalating, it's getting incredibly dangerous. yellow marker to marker words, accountability. every israeli soldier, every israeli office and politician, should be held accountable for the numerous, countless atrocities committed against the palestinian people. once they do so, they will start thinking about enforcing peace and seeking peace. numbertwo, implimenting and not negotiating, implementing international law and international resolutions, legitimacy. there is nothing to negotiate. would you not say the palestinian authority, the palestinian leadership, has also a lot to answer for in terms of letting down the palestinian people?
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number one. numbertwo, it is people of afghanistan. this is number one. number two, it is time for baby steps need to be stocked recognition, the women's movement and political recognition of a platform giving for women because women are the only resistant force which is based on values. we are against any kind of those deals which is again eliminate the basic rights of people inside of afghanistan. we understand the taliban are the reality but more important and the real one is the people of afghanistan, the people of afghanistan are the great alternative to the taliban. irate afghanistan are the great alternative to the taliban. we have to live there- _ alternative to the taliban. we have to live there. thank _ alternative to the taliban. we have to live there. thank you _ alternative to the taliban. we have to live there. thank you for - alternative to the taliban. we have to live there. thank you forjoining| to live there. thank you forjoining us. straight to breaking news because we are hearing from the us coast guard that they have launched a search and rescue operation after a submersible that used to take tourists to view the wreck of the titanic has gone missing in the atlantic ocean. let's