risks tipping the world into ecological meltdown . hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. china has accused taiwan s president of inciting confrontation, as tensions over the island s future continue to escalate. beijing says president tsai ing wuhn distorted the facts in a speech marking the island s national day. she had responded defiantly that to a message about responding with china. china s communist needle is the other part of the territory had last week china sent on unprecedented number of military aircraft into taiwan s air defence zone. translation: we will continue to bolster our national defence and demonstrate our determination to defend ourselves, so that no one can force taiwan to take the path china has laid out for us. this force taiwan to take the path china has laid out for us. has laid out for us. this is because the ath has laid out for us. this is because the path that has laid out for us. this is because the path that c
as high energy costs bite. new research warns that the loss of biodiversity risks tipping the world into ecological meltdown. live from our studio in singapore. this is bbc news. it is newsday. kim jong un will never give up his nuclear weapons according to a former senior official. he says he was involved in targeted attacks and assassinations and even built an illegal drug lab for the leader. in an exclusive interview with the bbc, he has been speaking with laura becker. for decades, i family he has been speaking with laura becker. for decades, ifamily has maintained a grip on north korea, but occasionally some slip through the grasp. the but occasionally some slip through the uras -. . but occasionally some slip through then-ras. . ., the grasp. the intelligence agency is the e es the grasp. the intelligence agency is the eyes and the grasp. the intelligence agency is the eyes and ears the grasp. the intelligence agency is the eyes and ears of the grasp. the intell
hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lizzy buchan, chief political correspondent at the daily mirror & henry zeffman, chief political correspondent at the times. tomorrow s front pages starting with. the metro which splashes on the war of words between the business secretary and the chancellor over extra support for industry during the energy crisis. the telegraph goes with the same story, describing how kwasi kwarteng was slapped down by the treasury with one number 11 source saying that this was not the first time the secretary of state for business has made things up in interviews. the mail continues its campaign for face to face gp appointments this time drawing attention to the shrinking number of family doctors in relation to the growth in population its calculations edtimate an average of one gp per 2,000 patients. the guardian reports on a growing tide of abuse from patients towards nhs staff as the
a petition at buckingham palace calling on the royal family to rewild its large estates of land. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. we start with some developing news out of austria. chancellor sebastian kurz has just announced that he will step down, after he was placed under investigation on suspicion of corruption offences. mr kurz, who denies the accusations, said he would remain leader of his party. journalist emma midgley gave me more details from vienna. raids were carried out on wednesday into his offices, some of his close associates, and basically the allegation is that he used public money to pay for favourable coverage in several tabloid newspapers. so quite damning accusations there. he has had quite a rise at a young age and has risen very fast. how has this been received by the wider public? this been received by the wider ublic? ., , , ., , , public? there have been protests, about 1,000 public? there have been protests, ab
hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. as taiwan celebrates its national day, tension has been once again been growing with china. taiwanese president sai iing wuhn has vowed to uphold democracy and freedom at home following what she saw as a provocative speech from chinese president xijinping. he said that taiwan s reunification with china is inevitable. taiwan s leader responded with defiance. jatinder dhillon reports. on saturday, china marked the 110th anniversary of the revolution of 1911, which toppled the last chinese imperial dynasty. speaking in the great hall of the people in beijing, president g peng said he wants to see reunification occur under one country, two systems principle, similar to that of hong kong. translation: national reunification by peaceful means best serves the interest of the chinese nation as a whole. that includes our compatriots in taiwan. it whole. that includes our compatriots in taiwan. , ., whole. that includ