international waters. stock markets in europe and the us rebound after days of turmoil between police and supporters of the opposition leader, imran khan, as they try to arrest him at his home. we start in the us, where washington has summoned ambassador after a russian jet fighter collided with an american drone over the black sea. the us military s european command says the russian fighter plane struck the propeller of the unmanned us aircraft, causing it to crash. president biden has been briefed about the invasion of ukraine more than a year ago. the bbc s gary o donoghue is in washington, dc. lets bring you some details of this incident that have been revealed in the statement from we have just heard from pentagon press secretary and just the last few minutes. press secretary and “ust the last few want few minutes. at approximately 703 one of the russian aircraft - one of the russian aircraft struck the propeller of the m 29, causing us forces to have to bring the down
it comes as new figures show the task in hand with the price of some household basics soaring. tonight with the context, anand menon, director of the think tank uk in a changing europe and jack blanchard, the uk editor for politico. welcome. rishi sunak has become the uk s third prime minister in seven weeks, saying he ll unite the country, not with words, but with action . he promised stability, integrity, professionalism and accountability. his first day in office began with a trip to buckingham palace to meet the king and formally be invited to form a government. after travelling the short distance to downing street he addressed the nation, emphasing the scale of the economic task ahead and also finding some kind words for liz truss before talking about the problems she left behind. i want to pay tribute to my predecessor, liz truss. she was not wrong to want to improve growth in this country. it is a noble aim. and i admired her restlessness to create change. but some
i m not talking about the weather ahead of the first bite and entrant face-off a week away to the issues topping this bitter contest of the economy, inflation, the border you name it u.s. treasury secretary janet yellin chicago they are here on all of it. welcome everybody i m neil cavuto. neil: two big newsmakers in a movement. first peter at the white house numbers shifting the presidents way. peter. reporter: and neil the president is underwater on the issues that typically decide a presidential election but he was starting from such a position no weakness that it s actually an improvement. look at this, 41% approval for the economy and 37% on inflation are his highest in over two years. has 35% approval on immigration is actually five points higher than it was last month. that is part of the way to get here. for the moment a two-point lead over trump in the new poll. independents have been breaking for trump by two now backing biden by nine. raising the stakes for b
Will be the Biggest Party in the National Assembly. After a second and final round of parliamentary elections. Interestingly, more than half of the partys and that its have never been elected before. We cioss now, have never been elected before. We cross now, live, to our correspondent in paris. 50, hugh, just how big an achievement is this for emmanuel macrons party. Just how big an achievement is this for emmanuel macrons party. Well, if you look at The Big Picture you can only say that its an extraordinary achievement. We have said it so often now, and weve said it ever since he began this run victories, that it doesnt feel quite so amazing. So theres no question it is the most money men to live achievements and one that gives us both to wonder how it is possible to do this. Macron has pulled a blinder. He spotted what could be done and needed it. The projections suggest that the majority they are going to win in the assembly is not as big as some had predicted. There are also some