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0:06Live from London, this is BBC News.伦敦现场,这是英国广播公司新闻
0:09Happening now, Americans head to the polls in potentially pivotal elections that could现在,美国人正在投票 潜在的关键选举,可能
0:14define Donald Trump's closing chapter.定义唐纳德·特朗普的闭幕篇章.
0:17That comes as the US launches what it calls limited strikes on Iran's Kesham Island in美国对伊朗凯沙姆岛发动了所谓的有限打击
0:22the Strait of Hormuz.霍尔木兹海峡。
0:24As the US begins to wake up on election day, stay with us live for coverage as BBC News当美国在选举日醒来时,
0:30has it covered coast to coast.它覆盖了海岸到海岸。
0:33Also breaking on BBC News, tennery footballer Jesus de Miguel dies after an on-field collisionBBC新闻也爆料,十余名足球运动员 Jesus de Miguel在现场碰撞后死亡
0:39in the match against Andorra.在对阵安道尔的比赛中
0:41The UK and EU agree a draft deal to scrap Brexit red tape over food exports.英国和欧盟商定一份协议草案,废除粮食出口方面的Brexit繁文缛节。
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1Live from London, this is BBC News.伦敦现场,这是英国广播公司新闻
2Happening now, Americans head to the polls in potentially pivotal elections that could现在,美国人正在投票 潜在的关键选举,可能
3define Donald Trump's closing chapter.定义唐纳德·特朗普的闭幕篇章.
4That comes as the US launches what it calls limited strikes on Iran's Kesham Island in美国对伊朗凯沙姆岛发动了所谓的有限打击
5the Strait of Hormuz.霍尔木兹海峡。
6As the US begins to wake up on election day, stay with us live for coverage as BBC News当美国在选举日醒来时,
7has it covered coast to coast.它覆盖了海岸到海岸。
8Also breaking on BBC News, tennery footballer Jesus de Miguel dies after an on-field collisionBBC新闻也爆料,十余名足球运动员 Jesus de Miguel在现场碰撞后死亡
9in the match against Andorra.在对阵安道尔的比赛中
10The UK and EU agree a draft deal to scrap Brexit red tape over food exports.英国和欧盟商定一份协议草案,废除粮食出口方面的Brexit繁文缛节。
11Talks begin about the UK issuing a formal apology for the slave trade as the Commonwealth开始讨论英国正式向作为英联邦的奴隶贸易道歉
12Heads of Government meeting begins in Antigua.政府首脑会议在安提瓜开始。
13And in sport, West Ham sack head coach Nuno Espirito Santo after their disappointing start在运动中,西汉麻袋主教练努诺·埃斯皮里托·桑托(Nuno Espirito Santo)在他们令人失望的开始之后
14to the championship season.参加冠军赛季
15Hello to you, I'm Sarah Campbell.你好 我是莎拉・坎贝尔
16The first polls in today's crucial US midterm elections have started opening.今天重要的美国中期选举的首次投票已经开始。
17Those first ones are in Vermont where it is 5am.第一批在佛蒙特州,早上5点
18The state has a long tradition of polling stations opening early.州内长期传统是投票站提前开通.
19This is the scene live in Washington throughout the day, millions of Americans will be casting这是整个华盛顿的场景, 数百万美国人将铸造
20their vote.他们的投票。
21Although President Trump's name isn't on the ballot, these elections halfway through虽然特朗普总统的名字不在选票上,但这些选举已经过半了.
22his presidency are not only seen as a measure of his popularity but will determine how much他的总统职务不仅被视为是衡量他的受欢迎程度,而且将决定其受欢迎程度。
23power his Republican Party has for the remainder of his term.他的共和党在剩余任期内拥有权力。
24Most pollsters expect Democrats to win back control of the House of Representatives and多数民意调查者期望民主党赢得对众议院和众议院的控制。
25possibly the Senate.可能是参议院
26With a look at what to expect over the day and what voters have been saying, here's our看看今天能期待什么 选民一直在说些什么 这是我们的
27北美记者Shima Khalil.
28Donald Trump's name is not on the ballot, but this election will shape the rest of his唐纳德·特朗普的名字不在选票上,但这次选举将塑造他的其余部分.
29These are the midterms, halfway through a president's four-year term.这些是中期计划 总统四年任期的中期
30Americans are choosing members of Congress, the House of Representatives, or the lower美国人选择国会议员 众议院或下议院
31chamber, and the Senate, the upper house.还有参议院 上院
32Republicans currently control both.共和党目前控制着两者.
33Losing either would make it harder for President Trump to deliver his plans.失败者或失败者将使川普总统更难交付计划.
34It would also give Democrats greater powers to investigate his administration.这也将赋予民主党更大的权力来调查他的政府.
35Mr. Trump heads into this vote with his approval rating nearing its slowest level, according特朗普先生的赞成率接近最慢水平,
36to the latest polling.最近的民调。
37But in his final campaign speech, the president remained defiant.但总统在最后的竞选演说中仍然不服从.
38If the people that voted for me and voted in the last election where we had such a great如果那些投票支持我的人 在上次的选举中投票 那时我们有这么棒的
39victory, if they go out and vote just a good portion of them, we will win in a landslide.胜利,如果他们出去投票 他们的很大一部分,我们将赢得滑坡。
40In Michigan's heated Senate race, Democrat Abdul El-Sayed could become America's first在密歇根州激烈的参议院赛中,民主党人阿卜杜勒·赛义德(Abdul El-Sayed)可能成为美国首个参赛者.
41Muslim senator.穆斯林参议员。
42He's faced inflammatory attacks from President Trump over his faith, but his pitch is affordability.他因信仰而面临川普总统的煽动性攻击,但他的投球能力是可负担的.
43Shouldn't be this hard to afford a second bag of groceries.买第二包杂货不难
44Shouldn't be this hard to pay your rent.付房租应该不难
45Shouldn't be this hard to fill up your tank.应该没那么难填满你的坦克
46And it shouldn't be this hard to see a doctor in the richest, most powerful country in the world.在世界上最富有,最强大的国家里,看医生不应该这么难。
47All right, here we go.好了,开始了。
48El-Sayed is up against Republican Mike Rogers, a former FBI agent and congressman backed赛义德反对共和党人迈克·罗杰斯 前联邦调查局特工和国会议员支持
49by Donald Trump.唐纳德·特朗普著.
50Are you all ready to work and to win?你们都准备好工作并赢得胜利了吗?
51In Georgia, Democrat John Ossoff is defending his Senate seat.在佐治亚州,民主党人约翰·奥索夫(John Ossoff)正在捍卫他的参议院席位.
52His Republican challenger, Mike Collins, has this urgent appeal for his supporters.他的共和党挑战者迈克·柯林斯(Mike Collins)为他的支持者发出这项紧急呼吁.
53This race is close.这场比赛很接近了
54All the races are close.诸种族皆近.
55I need your help.我需要你的帮助。
56I need to make sure that you go vote and take people with you to the polls to vote as well.我一定要确保你去投票 带大家去投票
57Even traditionally, Republican Texas is fiercely contested.即使在传统上,共和党德克萨斯州也遭到激烈的竞争.
58Democrat James Tallarico is challenging Republican Ken Paxton, who has warned supporters their民主党人詹姆斯·塔拉里科正在挑战共和党人肯·帕克斯顿,他警告支持者
59stronghold could slip away.据点可能会溜走
60Here in Alaska, the incumbent Republican Senator, Dan Sullivan, faces Democrat Mary Paltola,在阿拉斯加,现任共和党参议员丹·沙利文面对民主党人玛丽·帕尔托拉,
61and another candidate with almost the exact same name, prompting accusations of an attempt和另一个几乎同名的候选人, 引起关于企图的指控
62to confuse voters.以混淆选民。
63All eyes will be on those close and contentious races across the country.所有观众都会关注全国的激烈和有争议的种族。
64But some results won't come in for days or even weeks, like here in Alaska.但是有几天甚至几周内 都不会有结果 比如阿拉斯加
65The race here could tip the balance of power in Washington.这场比赛可能会让华盛顿的权力平衡大跌倒。
66But it will be a long wait to find out.不过要等很久才知道
67Millions have already voted early.数百万人已经提前投票。
68Now, America decides whether to back the president or put a brake on his ambitions, a choice现在,美国决定是支持总统 还是阻止他的野心,一个选择
69that will be felt far beyond the country's borders.感觉会远远超出国界
70Shyma Khalil, BBC News, Alaska.希玛·哈利勒,BBC新闻,阿拉斯加.
71Well, a key issue on voters' minds has been President Trump's war on Iran.选民心中的一个关键问题是川普总统对伊朗的战争。
72And overnight, the BBC's US partner, CBS, reported that America had carried out strikes而一夜之间,BBC的美国合作伙伴CBS报道说,美国进行了罢工.
73on Iran's Qeshm Island in what's being described as a defensive operation.在伊朗的盖什姆岛 所谓的防御行动
74This attack comes amid indirect negotiations between the two countries.这次袭击是在两国之间的间接谈判中发生的。
75Iranian state media reported the explosions, but the Pentagon hasn't confirmed it was behind them.伊朗国家媒体报道了爆炸,但五角大楼尚未确认爆炸背后.
76US officials say the attack came in response to Iran firing at a US aircraft.美国官员表示,这次袭击是针对伊朗向一架美国飞机开火.
77Here's our North America correspondent, Aini Wells.这是北美记者艾妮·威尔斯
78Well, the US's Defense Department and the government more widely hasn't officially confirmed美国国防部和政府还没有正式确认
79these strikes or commented on them, despite us asking for some kind of response for them尽管我们要求他们做出某种回应,
80this evening.今夜时.
81But they have briefed, or US officials have briefed US media, including the BBC's partner,但他们已经向美国媒体 包括英国广播公司的合作伙伴 做了简报
82CBS News, describing these as limited defensive strikes on Qeshm Island, which is a crucialCBS News,形容这些对盖什姆岛的有限防御性打击,这是至关重要的
83location near the mouth of the Strait of Hormuz.位于霍尔穆兹海峡口附近。
84It's a site of a naval base of Iran's, but also some missile sites as well.它是伊朗海军基地的所在地,但也有一些导弹场地.
85The suggestion there being that there has been some more limited tit-for-tat strikes有人建议说,有些比较有限的打击
86between the US and Iran.美国和伊朗之间
87What's interesting, though, is this comes at a time of heightened speculation that有趣的是,这是在一个 高度猜测的时候
88the war in Iran could potentially escalate again after these midterm elections.伊朗战争可能在这些中期选举后再次升级。
89And there's been a number of reasons for that, not least the final interview that有很多原因 特别是最后的采访
90Donald Trump gave on the eve of the midterm elections to Fox News, where he himself唐纳德·特朗普(Donald Trump)在中期选举前夕向福克斯新闻公司(Fox News)献上他本人的奖项.
91described maybe the US having to, in his words, do something about Pickaxe Mountain,用他的话来说 说不定美国要为皮克西山做点什么
92which is a site in Iran crucial to its nuclear program.是伊朗核计划的关键地点
93He said that it wouldn't be a big deal, that it could be dealt with in an hour, in his words.他说这没什么大不了的,用他的话来说,一个小时内就可以处理.
94But bluntly, it would be a big deal because that would suggest a significant escalation但坦率地说,那将是一个大问题,因为这将意味着大幅度升级
95again of the war with Iran at a time when that has been a crucial issue in this election,与伊朗再次开战,而此时,这是这次选举的关键问题,
96which many voters have raised their concerns about on the campaign trail, particularly许多选民对竞选路线表示关切,
97because of its domestic impact here in the US and the way that it has pushed up prices,因为它在美国国内的影响 以及它推高价格的方式
98particularly of oil and gas.特别是石油和天然气。
99这是IONOL的报告。
100Now, in a moment, we will dig into just how much there is to play for in these midterms.现在,一会儿,我们将研究一下这些中期计划要花多少钱。
101But first, let's hear a bit more from what the president had to say但是,首先,让我们听听 从总统不得不说
102in his address in Washington last night.他昨晚在华盛顿的地址
103As you know, this is the last day before the midterm elections, the most important你知道,这是中期选举前的最后一天,最重要的
104midterm, I believe, in our lifetime.我相信,在我们的一生中
105The Democrat Party has nominated the most extreme and dangerous民主党提名最极端最危险的
106slate of candidates in American history.美国历史上候选人名单.
107These are the most dangerous candidates ever put up.这些候选人是最危险的
108There's never been anything like what we're seeing jihadists and我们从未见过这样的圣战者
109Muslim Brotherhood members and people that nobody can even believe what we're looking at.穆斯林兄弟会的成员和人们,没人能相信我们所看到的。
110America is ready to go.美国已经准备好了。
111They're ready to vote.他们准备投票了
112I hope they're ready to do the right thing.我希望他们准备好做正确的事
113If they vote because I won the last election, we had record numbers.如果他们投票是因为我赢得了上次选举,我们有创纪录的数字。
114We won many states in records, Florida, Texas, and so many states.我们赢得了很多州的记录, 佛罗里达州,德克萨斯州, 和这么多州。
115Almost every state that I went to, I was saying we have the all-time record.几乎每个我去过的州, 我说的是,我们有 有史以来的记录。
116With all of those records, it all doesn't matter if we're going to be有了这些记录,我们是否要
117foolish and let people that hate our country win an election.让那些憎恨我们国家的人赢得选举
118Because if the people that voted for me and voted in the last election where we had such a great因为如果那些投我票的人 在上次的选举中投了票 而我们有一个伟大的
119victory, if they go out and vote just a good portion of them, we will win in a landslide.胜利,如果他们出去投票 他们的很大一部分,我们将赢得滑坡。
120Now that doesn't happen because usually whoever the sitting president is, Republican or Democrat,现在不会了 因为无论现任总统是共和党还是民主党
121good or bad.善恶.
122Good president, great president, bad.好总统,好总统,坏总统
123For some reason, the sitting president doesn't win the midterms.由于某种原因,现任总统没有赢得中期赛.
124But we gave this a very strong shot.但我们给了这个非常有力的机会。
125President Trump speaking yesterday.川普总统昨天讲话
126Well, I've been speaking to Scott Lucas, professor of American Studies at the Clinton Institute我和克林顿研究所的美国研究教授斯科特·卢卡斯谈过了
127at the University College, Dublin, and asked him what he made在都柏林大学学院 问他做了些什么
128to Donald Trump's tone.对唐纳德·特朗普的语气。
129Well, he's tired.嗯,他累了。 - 他累了。 - 他累了。
130And he has been at a number of rallies.他参加过几次集会。
131But I think what's interesting is the opening part of that very, very lengthy speech,但我认为有趣的是 开场白非常,非常长的演讲,
132which you weren't able to include, was actually about Trump's ego.你无法包括的其实是川普的自我
133It was about the reflecting pool in Washington.是关于华盛顿的反光池
134It was about a golf course he's trying to get renovated on the Potomac.这是关于一个高尔夫球场 他试图得到翻新 在波托马克河。
135It was about the arch that he once put up, his memorial arch as it was.他曾经竖起的拱门 他的纪念拱门
136It was about other tributes to him,这是关于其他的纪念他,
137which was kind of a strange way to open a closing message where,这是一种奇怪的方法 打开一个关闭消息 在那里,
138as you've identified, the key issues are the economy and the war in Iran,正如你所指出,关键问题是伊朗的经济和战争,
139and where there's rising concern amongst many Americans about Trump and the Trump family's wealth.许多美国人对特朗普和特朗普家族的财富越来越担忧。
140In that clip you did play, however, what I found significant is,但是,在那个剪辑中,我发现很重要的是,
141rather than addressing those issues directly, he used these scare words, jihadist, Islamist,而不是直接处理这些问题, 他用这些吓人的话, 圣战者,伊斯兰主义者,
142which is a sign both specifically that the Republicans are very worried about the prospect共和党人非常担心未来
143of the first US Muslim senator, Abdul Al-Said, and also just that the close-of-play tactics美国首位穆斯林参议员阿卜杜勒·赛义德 也正是这种接近的战术
144aren't really pointing to something positive, but something like,并不是真正指向一些积极的东西, 但类似的东西,
145here are our enemies, please don't let our enemies get into office.这里是我们的敌人 请不要让我们的敌人上任
146He described him, President Trump, as the most important midterms in our lifetime.他形容他,特朗普总统,是我们一生中最重要的中期.
147Do you agree?你同意吗?
148What do the results of these midterms mean for the remainder of his term as president?在总统任期的剩余时间内,这些中期结果意味着什么?
149Well, I'll go farther.好吧,我会走更远。
150It's the most important midterm since 1865,这是1865年以来最重要的中期
151and the end of the US Civil War.和结束美国内战。
152And the reason why I say that is, this isn't just a choice between我之所以这么说, 不仅仅是在
153Democrats, Republicans, right, left.民主党 共和党 右,左
154This is Trump in the US system.这是特朗普在美国的系统。
155This is a very type of这是非常类型的
156government that he has had in the second term.他的第二个任期的政府。
157It doesn't believe in the authority of the courts.它不相信法院的权威.
158It doesn't believe that Congress should be able to check the executive.它不认为国会应该能够检查行政部门.
159It believes that agencies它认为各机构
160should be your loyalist outpost and not be independent.应该是你的忠诚前哨 而不是独立
161And this campaign for so-called而这场所谓的运动
162unitary power has just been devastating, with about 20% of federal government employees联邦政府雇员中 约20%的员工
163having been purged.被清洗。
164Now, on the other side, you have those issues, which are quite clear,现在,在另一边, 你有这些问题, 这是相当清楚的,
165which is, look, you've got the economy, you've got the war on Iran, you've got immigration,也就是说,你看,你有 经济,你有 战争伊朗,你有 移民,
166you've got healthcare.你有医疗保健。
167So I think it's a contest between Trump's conception or the Trump circle's因此我认为这是一场特朗普的构想与特朗普圈之间的竞争.
168conception of all the powers with us versus Americans thinking, wait a minute, how does和美国人的思维 等待一分钟,如何
169that help us with day-to-day issues?帮助我们解决日常问题?
170Obviously, we don't know the result.显然,我们不知道结果。
171The polls are opening民调开始
172very shortly.很快会
173But predictions are, polls predict that there could be a swing, perhaps the House of但预测是,民意测验预测 可能会有波动,也许众议院
174Representatives, perhaps also for control of the Senate as well.代表,也许也是为了控制参议院。
175What difference would that make那有什么区别呢?
176if at least one of them moved from Republican control to Democrat?如果其中至少有一人从共和党的控制转移到民主党呢?
177Well, first of all, if you好吧,首先,如果你
178state by state and do a deep dive, the Democrats are almost a lock to take the House.民主党几乎是夺取众议院的锁
179And the还有
180question now is the size of the majority.现在的问题是多数人的人数。
181What was once thought to be a toss-up?曾经有人认为什么是抛掷?
182You're looking at你看着
183maybe 25, 30, 35 or more in the Democratic majority.在民主党的多数中,也许有25、30、35或更多。
184The Senate, the Democrats need to参议院,民主党需要
185take four of seven key races, six of which are defended by Republicans, to take a slim majority.以7个关键种族中的4个,其中6个为共和党人辩护,以获得微弱多数.
186The reason why that's important is, number one, you get to set the legislative agenda.这很重要的原因是,第一,你必须制定立法议程。
187Now, Donald Trump can always veto the legislation, but you still get to put forth your priorities.现在,唐纳德·特朗普总是可以否决立法,但你仍然可以提出你的优先事项.
188And two, committees in the US Congress are more powerful than in the UK.第二,美国国会中的委员会比英国更强大。
189Those committees can,这些委员会可以,
190for example, under Democratic chairs have hearings.例如,在民主党主席的领导下举行听证会。
191And I fully expect, if the Democrats我完全期望,如果民主党
192control both Houses, hearings to resume on the Epstein files, hearings about the Trump approach控制两院 恢复Epstein档案的听证会 关于特朗普方法的听证会
193to agencies, which has weakened a lot of them, and indeed, probably hearings on the wealth of这些机构削弱了许多机构的能力,而且实际上,可能还听取了关于这些机构的财富的听证会。
194his family.他的家属。
195Professor Scott Lucas there.斯科特·卢卡斯教授
196And just a reminder, there is a live page running on the只是一个提醒, 有一个活页运行在
197BBC News website, which has all the latest developments on the US midterms.BBC新闻网站 美国中期最新动态.
198You can see你看见了
199there are some very handy guides as to what you need to know about the US midterms.有一些非常方便的指南 关于你需要了解 美国中期。
200It's all there都在这儿了
201on the BBC News website.BBC新闻网站.
202And of course, later today, when those results start coming in,当然,今天晚些时候, 当这些结果开始出现,
203there will be a BBC News special running from 11.30 this evening with everything you need to know.今晚11点30分会有英国广播公司新闻专辑 里面有你们需要知道的一切
204The UK has agreed a draft proposal with the European Union to remove checks on food and联合王国已与欧洲联盟商定一项提案草案,取消对食品和食品的检查。
205agriculture exports introduced after Brexit.布雷克西特之后引入了农业出口.
206The deal, which would remove the need for costly这笔交易将消除对费用昂贵的需求
207health certificates and inspector fees, is to be discussed by EU nations tomorrow,健康证明和检查费 将由欧盟国家明天讨论
208ahead of a summit with the UK later this month.本月晚些时候与英国举行首脑会议。
209Our economics editor, Faisal Islam,我们的经济编辑,费萨尔伊斯兰,
210told us why this deal has come about.告诉我们为什么这个交易会发生
211So this emerges from the shape of the因此,这从形状的
212Brexit deal done by the then Prime Minister Boris Johnson in 2020, where he prioritised2020年时任总理鲍里斯·约翰逊完成的布雷克西特交易,将交易列为优先事项
213a regulatory freedom, so the ability of the UK to set regulations in whatever sector,管理自由,因此,联合王国有能力制定任何部门的条例,
214above frictionless trade.在无摩擦贸易之上。
215And where that, if you like, hit in terms of the trade figures that如果你喜欢的话 就从交易的角度来说
216we can see, is on food and agri-food exports.我们可以看到,这是关于食品和农业食品的出口。
217Because that is where the bulk of checks on things因为那是大部分 检查的东西
218like health veterinary checks, you have organic certifications, you have a bunch of expenses,就像健康兽医检查, 你有有机认证, 你有一堆费用,
219essentially, that are associated with getting this trade across the border.基本上,这与这种贸易跨越边界有关。
220They simply don't exist他们根本不存在
221when you're in the single market, when you're in the EU.当你在单一市场, 当你在欧盟。
222They have done.他们做到了。
223So if you fast forward所以,如果你快速前进
224to a couple of years ago, the Labour government in coming said that they would do what is called工党政府说,他们会做所谓的
225a veterinary deal.兽医交易
226New Zealand has a version of this, Switzerland has a more advanced version of新西兰有这一版本,瑞士有更先进的版本
227this.这个
228And that is what these negotiations have been.这就是这些谈判的目的。
229Now, the devil here is in the detail of现在,这里的魔鬼在细节
230what exactly is agreed.确切的约定。
231And on top of that, I talked about these regulatory freedoms.此外,我还谈到这些监管自由。
232Well,那个
233the United Kingdom did take advantage of those, to some degree, in certain areas around pesticides联合王国的确在某种程度上利用了农药周围某些地区的这些技术。
234and fungicides, and also in what used to be called gene editing or genetic engineering,和杀真菌剂, 以及过去所谓的基因编辑或基因工程,
235known as precision breeding.被称为精密繁殖。
236And the last things that were basically being talked about in these而最后的东西 基本上在谈论在这些
237official debates were about how you transition from these areas where there has been divergence官方辩论是关于你是如何从这些有分歧的领域过渡的
238between the UK rulebook and the EU rulebook into the same, essentially the UK following not just英国规则书和欧盟规则书之间改为同一规则,主要是英国遵循的不仅仅是
239the existing EU rules, but all future EU rules.现有欧盟规则,但所有未来的欧盟规则。
240And that is what has been signed off at official这就是官方签的字
241level.级别。
242It will go to the EU 27 meeting at European Council tomorrow.它将于明天在欧洲理事会举行欧盟27次会议。
243And then there may be a bit of然后可能会有一点
244back and forth because it isn't just this deal.前后因为不只是这个交易
245We'll come on to this in a second.我们马上来
246There's a couple有一对夫妇
247of other texts that are now circulating before the summit on November 20th with Prime Minister11月20日首脑会议之前与总理 一起分发的其他文件
248Andy Burnham and the European Commission and council presidents.安迪·伯纳姆和欧洲委员会和理事会主席。
249Yeah, I mean, you mention是啊,我的意思是,你提到
250the summit.高峰会
251I mean, what is all this telling us about the direction of travel from the Andy我的意思是,所有这一切告诉我们 关于旅行的方向 从安迪号
252Burnham government as we head towards that summit?伯纳姆政府,当我们走向那个峰会?
253It's going to be fascinating next month.下个月会很迷人的
254It is.没错
255And the first thing to say is the summit isn't just about the food deal.首先要说的是,首脑会议不仅仅是关于粮食交易。
256And my understanding我的理解
257is that that's basically done.这是基本完成的。
258There is another deal on emissions trading.还有一个关于排放交易的交易。
259So Europe has this所以欧洲有这个
260emissions trading scheme.排放量交易计划。
261The UK had a separate one after Brexit.英国在布雷克西特之后有单独的一个.
262This will relink it and prevent这将重新连接,防止
263the application on billions of pounds of UK kind of high carbon exports into the EU.对数十亿英磅的英国高碳出口向欧盟的应用。
264The imposition强制执行
265of what's known as a carbon border tax within that one.所谓的碳边界税 在那个范围内。
266So there's a 200-page legal agreement.因此有200页的法律协议.
267There's another agreement on what's called a youth experience scheme, a big priority for还有一个协议 所谓的青年经验计划, 一个重大的优先事项
268the European Union that young Europeans get to travel and work and go to and study too.欧洲年轻人可以旅行和工作,也可以去学习。
269So you have those three agreements.所以你有这三项协议。
270You have a joint statement that's also in draft form你有一份联合声明 也是草稿
271being circulated in Brussels right now, expressing other issues, defence, security,现在布鲁塞尔分发,表达其他问题、国防、安全、
272sharing of databases for immigration, for example, and also a critical issue of Made in Europe,例如,共享移民数据库,以及欧洲制造的关键问题,
273which is essentially some protections the European manufacturing wants against essentially China,这基本上是一些保护 欧洲制造想要 基本上针对中国,
274whether or not they'll affect the UK.他们是否会影响英国
275There'll be some reassurances on that.会有一些保证的
276But I think the但我认为
277hint in your question was about the sorts of words we've heard coming out of UK Prime Minister,你的问题中暗示了 我们听到的英国首相的话
278about the possibility of a much more substantial relationship, a change to the long-term更实质性的关系,
279relationship, rejoin the customs union or the single market, or even rejoin the European重新加入关税同盟或单一市场,甚至重新加入欧洲
280Union entirely.完全联合
281My sense is that this talk has helped oil the wheels in terms of this agreement,我的感觉是,这次谈话有助于 油轮在这个协议,
282and there'll be some sort of nod to it, very in vague terms, and there'll be lots of talk会有某种点头, 非常模糊, 并有很多谈话
283about it.关于它。
284But everything is focused right now on these areas, what's known as the Brexit reset,但是现在所有事情都集中在这些方面, 被称为Brexit重置,
285which is certainly, if you're a food or farm exporter, substantial in and of itself.当然,如果你是食品或农场的出口商, 本身是实质性的。
286That was our economics editor, Faisal Islam, around the world and across the UK.那是我们经济学的编辑费萨尔·伊斯兰, 在世界各地和整个英国。
287This is BBC News.这是BBC新闻。
288Hello, welcome back.你好 欢迎回来
289The Prime Minister will join the King at the formal opening of the首相将在国王正式开幕时与国王会合
290Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in the Caribbean later.英联邦政府首脑会议稍后在加勒比举行。
291There will be talks about the UK英国将会有讨论
292issuing a formal apology for its role in the slave trade.对它在贩卖奴隶中的作用正式道歉。
293The King will also speak at the gathering国王也会在集会上讲话
294where he's expected to speak with what Buckingham Palace says will be unflinching白金汉宫说的那些话
295about the topic.关于话题。
296Our senior royal correspondent, Daniela Ralph, is travelling with the King,我们的高级皇家通讯员 Daniela Ralph 和国王一起旅行
297and she sent this report with a warning that it does contain flashing images.她发了这个报告 警告它确实包含闪烁的图像。
298The history of slavery on this island has featured across the King's engagements,这座岛上的奴隶制历史 贯穿国王的约定
299and we'll do so again in his speech to Commonwealth leaders today.我们今天在对英联邦领导人的演讲中 还会这样做
300A government house once a symbol of colonial oppression, he told the museum.他告诉博物馆,政府大楼曾经是殖民压迫的象征。
301The King saw国王看见
302the shackles worn by enslaved people, the conch shells used to communicate.被奴役者戴的枷锁 用来沟通的海螺壳
303We have a shared history, a shared past, and we can't discount it, we can't forget it,我们有一个共同的历史,一个共同的过去, 我们不能低估它,我们不能忘记它,
304but we can't live in it or dwell in it.但我们不能生活在其中 也不能生活在其中
305We have to move on and build a future together,我们必须一起前进,共同建设未来,
306that's the most important thing.这是最重要的事情。
307There was a familiar face joining the King too.也有一个熟悉的面孔加入国王。
308The actor, Idrith Elba, was with him at a heritage site.演员伊德里斯·埃尔巴(Idrith Elba)曾与他一起在一处遗产遗址.
309He's a supporter of the King's他是国王的支持者
310charity work with young people.慈善工作与年轻人。
311I will be showing you how to do cassava bread, we call bamboula.我会教你如何做木薯面包, 我们叫bamboula。
312As the King and Queen learn more about the culture of these islands,随着国王和女王更多地了解这些岛屿的文化,
313Buckingham Palace issues a statement on the King's role as leader of the Commonwealth.白金汉宫就国王作为英联邦领导人的角色发表声明.
314It's his job to inspire and bring people together, the palace said.宫人说,他的工作是激励和团结人们.
315It's not his role to make policy.这不是他的角色 制定政策。
316That's the job of the Prime Minister, who the King met here for the first time这是首相的工作,国王第一次在这里见面
317since Andy Burnham said he was open to an apology for the UK's role in the slave trade.自从安迪·伯纳姆(Andy Burnham)说他愿意为英国在奴隶贸易中的作用道歉.
318It is likely to be a polite but tough room for the King later today.这对国王来说可能是一个礼貌但艰难的房间
319He's facing an audience of leaders, many of whom want him to say sorry for slavery,他面对的是一群领袖 很多人希望他为奴隶制道歉
320offer reparations or even in some cases have him removed as head of state.提供赔偿,甚至在某些情况下将他解职为国家元首。
321It's been a diplomatically delicate trip for the King.这对国王来说是个微妙的外交旅行
322His speech today, a chance to clearly lay他今天的演讲, 一个明确的机会铺设
323out his own vision for the future of the Commonwealth.摆脱了自己对英联邦未来的看法。
324Daniela Ralph, BBC新闻, 安提瓜.
325Well, as we've been hearing, the Prime Minister has joined the King and has pledged Britain will正如我们所听到的 首相加入了国王 并保证英国会
326play its full part in shaping a new era for the Commonwealth.在塑造英联邦新时代中充分发挥作用。
327Our political editor Chris Mason is also in Antigua.我们的政治编辑克里斯·梅森也在安提瓜。
328Hello from a rather sticky and humid Antigua here in the Caribbean.你好,来自一个相当粘稠和潮湿的安提瓜 在加勒比地区。
329You may be able to hear你也许能听到
330the steel drums playing around us.钢鼓在我们周围玩
331This is the spot that is hosting the Commonwealth这就是英联邦的所在地
332heads of government meeting and a big day ahead for both the Prime Minister and the King here.政府首脑们开会 总理和国王们还有大日子
333You know, there's a sense in government that when the Commonwealth last got together a couple of你知道,政府有一种感觉 当联邦最后一次在一起的时候
334years ago in Samoa in the South Pacific, I was there to report on that one as well,几年前,在南太平洋的萨摩亚,我也在那里报告,
335there was a sense that from a British perspective it was a bit of a mess because有一种感觉,从英国的角度来看,这有点乱,因为
336there'd been a hope that there wouldn't be a conversation about reparations, financial人们曾希望不要谈论赔偿,金钱
337compensation for the transatlantic slave trade, but plenty of Commonwealth countries wanted to对跨大西洋贩卖奴隶行为的赔偿,但英联邦许多国家都希望
338talk about it and it was all a bit messy.谈论它,它都有点乱。
339This time the Prime Minister's tried to get ahead of这一次首相试图领先
340that by talking about the government being willing to formally apologise for slavery in time,说政府愿意及时为奴隶制正式道歉
341not yet but perhaps within a year or so, and to start a conversation too about things that还没有,但也许在一年左右左右, 并开始讨论的事情,
342can help Commonwealth countries right now, not least debt.现在可以帮助英联邦国家 特别是债务
343Because of interest rates,由于利率,
344the amount of debt interest plenty of countries are paying is spiralling.很多国家正在支付的债务利息数额正在上升。
345What can be done to try怎样才能尝试
346and restructure that debt.重组债务
347As for the King, he will give the biggest speech of his nine-day至於国王,他将会发表他九天来最大的演讲
348Caribbean tour in a few hours' time.几小时后加勒比巡演.
349He won't venture into politics specifically,他不会特别冒险参政的
350that is for the politicians, but we'll talk about his sorrow and we'll talk with unflinching那是为了政客们 但我们会讨论他的悲伤 我们会和他谈谈
351honesty we're told about the realities of the hurt, the concern, the anger that these issues诚实,我们被告知 伤害的现实,关注,愤怒 这些问题
352provoke for so many.激起这么多人。
353We've got some breaking football news now.我们现在有足球新闻了
354The Tenerife striker Jesus特内里夫罢工者耶稣
355de Miguel has died after he suffered a serious injury during a Spanish second division match.德米格尔在西班牙第二师比赛中受重伤后去世.
356The forward suffered head and chest injuries during a match against Andorra on Monday in a前方在星期一对阵安道尔的比赛中头部和胸部受伤
357heavy collision with the goalkeeper Jesus Urwono who was sent off for his challenge.与守门员耶穌·烏爾沃諾的激烈碰撞,后者因挑战而被送去.
358De Miguel's condition was described as stable but serious on Monday but his health deterioratedDe Miguel周一病情稳定但很严重 但他的健康状况恶化了
359early on Tuesday morning.周二清晨开始
360Joining us from the BBC Sports Centre is John Watson.从BBC体育中心加入我们的是约翰·沃森.
361John,约翰,
362a terrible story this, what more can you tell us?可怕的故事,你还能告诉我们什么?
363Yes Sarah, desperately sad and tragic situation是的,莎拉, 绝望和悲惨的情况
364when you consider that the news that was coming through on Monday was that he was stable but still当你认为周一传来的消息是 他稳定但依然
365in a serious condition in hospital but obviously the news coming overnight and in the early hours医院病情严重,但显然消息 一夜之间和凌晨
366morning with regards to the death of Jesus de Miguel.关于耶稣·德·米格尔的死
367As you say it was a terribly tragic就像你说的,这是非常悲惨的
368incident, a terrible incident out on the pitch towards the end of their match with Andorra on他们和安道尔的比赛即将结束 一场可怕的事件
369Monday.礼拜一
370That collision almost in the centre circle of the pitch with Jesus collapsing following that几乎在球体中心圈 耶稣随即崩溃
371collision with the goalkeeper who was subsequently sent off.与随后被送离的守门员碰撞。
372He collapsed on the turf and was treated他倒在地盘上,受到治疗
373there for several minutes with teammates and players from the other side as well, almost in和来自对方的队友和球员在一起几分钟
374tears at times.泪有时.
375He was taken away, taken out of the ground to a standing ovation, a round of他被带走,从地上带出 到一个站立的卵巢,一回合
376applause from those watching.观众鼓掌
377We understand or reports in the Spanish media suggest that he was我们理解西班牙媒体的说法
378treated in the ambulance for a cardiac arrest at the time before being taken to hospital where he在被送往医院之前,在救护车中治疗心脏停搏
379was receiving visitors.接待来访者
380People had visited him from his own team, family members as well.人们也从他自己的团队和家属那里拜访了他。
381As I作为我
382at that stage on Monday he was believed to be in a stable but serious condition but it was overnight在那个阶段的星期一,他被认为处于稳定但严重的状态,但是是一夜之间
383that his condition worsened and with that came news of his death by his club Tenerife this他的病情恶化了 也随之传来他的死亡消息
384morning.晨报.
385They said, racked with pain, with a lump in our throats and unable to believe this is true,他们说:你们痛得要死,我们的喉咙有块肿块,不能相信这是真的。
386we communicate the tragic passing of Jesus de Miguel.我们传达耶稣·德·米格尔的不幸逝世
387There are no words of comfort, there is没有安慰的话,有
388nothing that can alleviate this feeling overflowing with sadness.没有任何东西能缓解这种充满悲伤的感觉。
389There will obviously很明显
390be further investigations into the cause of his death but those tributes being led by the club进一步调查他的死因 但这些贡品由俱乐部领导
391and his family who say they thank each and every one of the expressions of support received and以及他的家人,他们说,他们感谢每一个表达的支持,
392likewise requests from the heart, the utmost respect they've asked for for the privacy of同样地,来自心脏的要求, 最大的尊重 他们要求隐私
393family in these terrible moments.家庭在这可怕的时刻。
394As you say Sarah, a desperately sad and tragic situation就像你说的,莎拉, 一个极度悲伤和悲惨的情况
395at the end of that match on Monday night.在周一晚上的比赛结束时
396It was a second tier match in the Spanish league but tragic这是西班牙联赛的第二场比赛 但很不幸
397this outcome with that news of his death today.他今天死的消息就是这个结果
398Yeah John Watson there, absolutely tragic news.是的,约翰华生那里,绝对悲惨的消息。
399Thank you for that update.谢谢你的更新。
400The Tenerife striker there Jesus de Miguel has died after suffering在那里的特内里夫罢工者 耶稣·德·米格尔在受苦后死了
401a serious injury during a Spanish second division football match.在西班牙第二师足球比赛中受重伤
402More details on详情
403the BBC News website.BBC新闻网站.
404Also more details on the US midterms.还有更多关于美国中期的细节。
405Do stay with us here on BBC News.在BBC新闻节目里跟我们呆在一起
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