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seeing too many showers, there will be some, possibly heavy and thundery but i think there will be a few paces towards the south east which stay pretty much dry. it is going to be windy, particularly around some western coasts, temperatures a mere 100 hours later, after legionella bacteria was found on the barge. is this an ignomious end to rishi sunak s big migrant week? can the government put this disastrous week behind them and reboot their migrant policies? joe pike s been taking soundings from inside government. and we ll be joined by the former austalian foreign minister who wrote a review of britain s border policy and labour s shadow immigration minister. also tonight. in the latest episode of our good newsnight strand, mark examines how germany weaned itself off russian gas in double quick time, contributed to the falling price of energy and avoided this. well, catastrophe. i mean, european crisis, the shutdown of much of central european industrial and manufacturing
hello. thank you forjoining me for unspun world, where the bbc s experts give us their in depth thoughts about what s really going on in world affairs. vladimir putin holds his referendums that s what he calls them aboutjoining russia in four areas of ukraine. but how great is the danger that this will bring us closer to nuclear war? in the event that those territories are attacked by ukraine, we ve been warned that the nuclear doctrine applies. russia s way of fighting its war with ukraine has been pretty chaotic so far. but does that mean that vladimir putin might actually be pushed aside at some point? the youngsters, they are going to start questioning this policy and this worldview pretty soon, especially when we see the failures on the front line and more body bags arriving into the country. and kenya has a new president, a village lad who has made it to the very top. but how worried should we be about all the allegations of corruption against him? he called himself
that this will bring us closer to nuclear war? in the event that those territories are attacked by ukraine, we ve been warned that the nuclear doctrine applies. russia s way of fighting its war with ukraine has been pretty chaotic so far. but does that mean that vladimir putin might actually be pushed aside at some point? the youngsters, they are going to start questioning this policy and this worldview pretty soon, especially when we see the failures on the front line and more body bags arriving into the country. and kenya has a new president, a village lad who has made it to the very top. but how worried should we be about all the allegations of corruption against him? he called himself, styled himself as the hustler who rose from nothing. but that puts a lot of pressure mr ruto, because he has to deliver. so, russia s referendums in the four areas of ukraine that it s taken over have resulted in votes to join russia which are estimated at up to 99.2%. i suppose if you have
Situation as in 2022. that s the good news. we have much more, let s say, information and analysis and assessment about the, let s say, possible risks. but at the same time, there is still, in my view, a risk of high volatility when it comes to gas prices. while we all felt the impact in our gas bills last winter, the prophecies of the doomsters were confounded, and the price on international markets has dropped away very sharply since, due to a combination of energy conservation, moving to renewables and new sources of supply. in that sense, putin s use of the gas weapon was defied. so what about the winter ahead? can this positive outlook be maintained?