affronts to everything we stand for is russia s invasion of ukraine and hughton s blockade of the ports that would otherwise be shipping food to the world s paris people. vladimir putin. at this moment, nearly 25 million tonnes of corn and wheat is piled up in silos across ukraine, held hostage by russia. britain supports the united nations plan to get that food out and we will invest over £370 million in global food security this year including £130 million for the world food programme. we want to work alongside our commonwealth friends to understand your needs, your priorities, and to deliverjoint solutions to a crisis that president putin has deliberately engineered. for now, it only remains for me to thank every commonwealth member for having given the united kingdom the chance to serve as during office and as i pass on this responsibility to the president, a close friend and partner, i know that he shares my boundless optimism about the future of the commonwealth at
channel islands, parts of the south west, all that humidity working in behind the outbreaks of rain, pretty soggy for the first part of the evening in yorkshire and lincolnshire, some patchy rain elsewhere. even when you get breaks in the cloud they will fill in with mist and fog tanks to thanks to the rising levels of humidity. low pressure with us for tomorrow, a couple of little weather fronts moving through, bringing shower, but all of us fining ourselves in the midst of this very humid air, but particularly humid in the south where across the south west, parts of wales will be murky start, some fog patches elsewhere. a fair amount of cloud in the sky. that cloud breaking from time to time to give spells of sunshine. best for northern ireland, the south east of england but equally that cloud producing a few showers here and there. 20 for glasgow, 21 for belfast but parts of east aping that getting up to 27 degrees. through tomorrow we see rain gathering to the south we
say a few home truths, particularly to some members of this panel. migration to some members of this panel. migration is absolutely essential to our public migration is absolutely essential to our public services, essential to our public services, essential to our businesses, and essential to our economicm economic. applause what we need to do is enter the demonisation of migration. in scotland. demonisation of migration. in scotland, we have a declining working scotland, we have a declining working age population, despite a net number of people moving from the rest of net number of people moving from the rest of the net number of people moving from the rest of the uk to scotland. we need migrants, and this race to the bottom migrants, and this race to the bottom on migrants, and this race to the bottom on migration, driven by nigel farage. bottom on migration, driven by nigel farage, followed by the conservative party. farage, followed by the conservative party. and
billionaires, the multimillionaires and billionaires, so the greens would make adjustments to that system so that those with the broadest shoulders, who can most easily afford to pay quite a modest amount, and that will provide plenty of funding for decent investment in public services that benefit all of us. . ~ public services that benefit all of us. . ~ , ., public services that benefit all of us. ., ~ ., ., public services that benefit all of us. thank you, carla denyer, and thank you us. thank you, carla denyer, and thank you all- thank you all. applause on to our next question, and this one comes from lorenzo barber. where i live in one comes from lorenzo barber. where i live in essex. one comes from lorenzo barber. where i live in essex. l m one comes from lorenzo barber. where i live in essex, i m struggling one comes from lorenzo barber. where i live in essex, i m struggling to - i live in essex, i m struggling to find a house. i ve noticed the roads are busier, and