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0:09Live from Urda in Spain, this is BBC News.现场直播来自西班牙的乌尔达,这是BBC新闻.
0:13I'm Rajini Vaidyanarvan.我是拉吉尼・瓦迪亚纳尔万。
0:15Spain begins three西班牙开始三个
0:17days of national mourning after a train crash kills at least 69 people.火车坠毁后几天的国丧 造成至少69人死亡
0:23We are providing the maximum degree of assistance to victims and providing as much information我们正在向受害者提供最大程度的援助,并提供同样多的信息。
0:30as possible to the relatives and families of the victims.尽可能给受害者的亲属和家属。
0:37We're live at the scene of the crash.坠机现场现场直播.
0:40Do stay with us here on BBC News for the在BBC新闻里跟我们呆在一起
0:42very latest developments live from Urda after one of the worst rail disasters最新进展来自乌尔达 在最严重的铁路灾难之后
0:48in modern European history.在现代欧洲历史上。
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1Live from Urda in Spain, this is BBC News.现场直播来自西班牙的乌尔达,这是BBC新闻.
2I'm Rajini Vaidyanarvan.我是拉吉尼・瓦迪亚纳尔万。
3Spain begins three西班牙开始三个
4days of national mourning after a train crash kills at least 69 people.火车坠毁后几天的国丧 造成至少69人死亡
5We are providing the maximum degree of assistance to victims and providing as much information我们正在向受害者提供最大程度的援助,并提供同样多的信息。
6as possible to the relatives and families of the victims.尽可能给受害者的亲属和家属。
7We're live at the scene of the crash.坠机现场现场直播.
8Do stay with us here on BBC News for the在BBC新闻里跟我们呆在一起
9very latest developments live from Urda after one of the worst rail disasters最新进展来自乌尔达 在最严重的铁路灾难之后
10in modern European history.在现代欧洲历史上。
11Live from London, I'm Catherine Biarrahanga also in我是凯瑟琳·比拉汉加
12BBC News.英国广播公司新闻.
13The Chancellor promises a reduction in the benefits bill before总理承诺削减福利法案
14the next general election after opponents criticise his first budget.在反对者批评他的第一次预算之后,
15Benjamin Netanyahu falls short of a majority as Israel faces political本雅明·内塔尼亚胡没有达到多数,因为以色列面临政治威胁。
16uncertainty and complex coalition negotiations.不确定性和复杂的联盟谈判。
17And King Charles查尔斯国王
18continues his Caribbean tour after dancing to celebrate culture in the Bahamas.为了庆祝巴哈马的文化,
19Welcome to BBC News live from Urda at the crash site where a collision between two欢迎收看BBC新闻 来自Urda的现场直播 在坠机现场 两人碰撞
20high-speed trains just over 24 hours ago has claimed at least 69 victims.24小时前的高速列车 造成至少69人死亡
21We我们
22know that more than 50 people are still in hospital, some of them with serious有50多人仍在医院,其中有些人病情严重
23injuries and about 50 have also been sent home and they are recovering at伤员和大约50人也被送回家,他们正在康复。
24home.回家去 回家来
25This is one of modern Europe's worst rail disasters.这是现代欧洲最严重的铁路灾害之一.
26Now we can show现在我们可以展示
27you some pictures of the scene as it is today.你拍了一些现场的照片,今天。
28Rescue workers have been救援人员已经
29going through the night and we came here in the early hours of the morning.穿过夜幕 我们凌晨来这
30I一、导 言
31saw one van full of sniffer dogs heading to the scene.看到一辆装满嗅探犬的面包车驶向现场.
32We've also seen我们还看到了
33police drones in the air to try and survey the site and also police警察无人驾驶飞机在空中试图勘测现场,还有警察
34helicopters and dozens of members of Spain's Civil Guard.直升机和西班牙国民警卫队的数十名成员。
35Now this is a现在,这是一个
36very intense operation and it is a very sensitive one too.非常密集的操作 也是非常敏感的操作
37What the这是什么
38officials are now trying to do is take DNA samples from the scene.官方现在试图做的是 从现场采集DNA样本。
39One of一个
40their biggest priorities now is to identify the victims who were on board他们最大的优先事项是查明船上的受害者
41that train and of course this is an incredibly worrying time for火车,当然 这是一个令人难以置信的担心的时刻
42relatives and I was just up in nearby Urda which is where relatives are亲戚和我在附近的乌尔达 那里是亲戚的地方
43gathering.集众.
44A school has been turned into a makeshift Red Cross support学校变成了临时红十字会的支持
45centre for families.家庭中心。
46There is no official list of victims that has been没有正式的受害者名单
47released as yet.尚未发布。
48This country is in national mourning for three days but全国哀悼三天了
49of course the suffering and the pain is so acute for those who still don't当然,痛苦和痛苦 如此尖锐的人 仍然没有
50know whether their loved ones were killed in that accident.知道他们的亲人是否在那次事故中丧生
51We will have我们会有
52a look in a second at what might have caused the accident as the在一秒钟内看一看是什么导致了事故
53investigation continues.调查仍在继续。
54In the last half an hour or so we did hear an过去半个小时里 我们确实听到
55update from Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.西班牙总理佩德罗·桑切斯的更新。
56Let's have a listen.让我们来听听。
57We have been having a meeting with the various civil protection我们一直在与各种平民保护机构举行会议
58organisations and a coordination meeting with the regional government组织以及与地区政府的协调会议
59and everything has been put in place to give a rapid response to this并且已经做好一切工作,以迅速对此作出反应。
60tragedy.悲剧。
61I'd like to praise the coordination and the professionalism我赞扬大家的配合和专业精神
62of all the units involved.所有单位。
63Secondly, you have to remember that from the第二,你必须记住,从
64point of view of Renfe we are providing the maximum degree of assistance从Renfe的观点来看,我们正在提供最大程度的援助。
65to victims and providing as much information as possible to the relatives向受害者提供尽可能多的信息;
66and families of the victims who have suffered on this accident from Madrid马德里事故遇难者家属的意见
67to Seville and we have also set up assistance centres in the immediate我们还在塞维利亚建立了援助中心
68region.区域。
69At the moment we are also providing of course psychological目前我们还在提供心理治疗
70assistance for the relatives of the victims and to the victims themselves援助受害者亲属和受害者本身
71and everybody who was at the place of the accident as I said yesterday.和所有像我昨天说的那样 在事故现场的人
72I'd我会
73like to acknowledge the tremendous work which has been done by the rescuers.感谢救援人员所做的巨大工作。
74I'd我会
75just like to say that all the institutions of state of the government就是想说政府的所有国家机构
76of Spain are working very hard not only to get a reply about the causes of西班牙正在非常努力地工作,不仅为了得到关于造成这种情况的原因的答复。
77the accident and so on but to assist everybody involved.事故等等... ...但是为了帮助所有参与其中的人
78So the latest所以,最新的
79comments there from Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez.西班牙总理佩德罗·桑切斯的评论。
80Nothing没什么
81particularly new in his statement and certainly no more detail on the course特别是他的发言中的新内容,当然没有更详细的内容
82of the investigation but the focus really is as I mentioned earlier on但正如我前面提到的那样
83trying to identify the victims and go through the wreckage to see if there's试图识别受害者 并经过残骸 看看是否有
84any clues or DNA samples and that really is a task for Spain's Civil Guard.任何线索或DNA样本 这确实是西班牙国民警卫队的任务
85In a short while ago I spoke to the spokeswoman for Spain's Civil Guard刚才我跟西班牙国民警卫队的女发言人谈过了
86(原始内容存档于2018-09-29). Llanos Aliveras.
87Let's have a listen back.复请观音.
88I should just say that my我应该说,我的
89colleague Paloma was doing the translation from Spanish to English.同事Paloma正在把西班牙文翻译成英文。
90Thank you.谢谢
91We'll just get the translation.我们只是得到翻译。
92Since the accident happened last night the Civil Guard has deployed over 900自从昨晚事故发生以来 国民警卫队已经部署900多人
93people from different specialities, different departments and the main来自不同专业、不同部门和
94to identify the missing people.找出失踪的人
95And when will you start to be able to release the names of some of the victims?你什么时候才能公布一些受害者的名字?
96Is the这是
97process of identification taking longer than you might expect?身份鉴定过程所需时间比预期的要长?
98Thank you.谢谢
99They don't know yet how long it's going to take to identify all the missing他们还不知道要多久才能找到所有失踪的人
100people but what they are urging every single person who has relatives, friends,他们劝告每个有亲戚和朋友的人,
101family members missing to go to one of the centres that they have set up in the家人失踪去他们在那里设立的中心
102different regions and to give the DNA to kind of match with the people who are并给予DNA 排序匹配的人
103missing right now.现在不见了
104I assume you've been closer to the scene.我想你已经接近现场了
105We can see the train in the我们可以看到火车在
106distance behind us.距离我们后面。
107I wonder if you could just tell us more about what the我想知道你能不能告诉我们更多
108wreckage is like, how bad the damage was to those trains?残骸就像, 有多严重损坏 这些火车?
109We can see the train behind us.我们可以看到火车在我们后面。
110What do you see?你看见什么了?
111What have you seen?你看见什么了?
112How badly好惨呀
113damaged is everything in the area?附近所有东西都损坏了吗?
114If you could just tell us, what was your experience如果你能告诉我们 你的体验是什么
115when you arrived?你来的时候?
116The specialists have found a huge accident.专家发现了一个巨大的事故。
117The first thing they did was try to save他们做的第一件事就是试图拯救
118as many lives as possible of the people who were trapped.尽可能多的人活着 那些被困的人。
119Now the work is more现在工作更多了
120focused on the search for biological remains of people who are still missing.重点是寻找仍然失踪的人的生物遗骸。
121Thank you.谢谢
122When the specialists arrived at the area, the main focus was to save every single当专家到达该地区时,主要重点是拯救每一个
123person who they were able to bring from the carriages and now the main focus is他们能从马车里带过来的人 现在的焦点是
124to identify what they have found in the carriages, identify the DNA and bring确定在马车上发现的东西 确定DNA并带来
125a name to the people who are missing.一个失踪的人的名字
126Is there a sense that the death toll could therefore be much higher?因此,是否感觉到死亡人数可能更高?
127They don't know yet the data about that, but their main focus is to find the people他们还不知道这方面的数据,但他们的主要焦点是找到人们
128who are missing right now.他们现在失踪了
129Of course, this is the second such accident, second fatal accident on this line in a当然,这是第二次这样的事故, 第二次致命事故在这条线上的
130matter of months.几个月的事
131How do you as the Guardia Civil feel just more generally about this?作为国民卫队 你对这件事有什么感觉?
132It's a really difficult time for the country, isn't it?国家现在很困难,不是吗?
133We understand that what sustains an accident of these characteristics, but the Guardia我们知道,什么支撑着这些特征的意外, 但Guardia号
134Civil in these situations what is limited is to save as many lives as possible and to在这些情况下,民事工作受到限制的是,尽可能多地拯救生命,并且
135look for the people who are missing.寻找失踪的人。
136This focus on saving lives and bringing a name to the people who are still missing.这项工作的重点是拯救生命,给仍然失踪的人带来一个名字。
137The latest there from Spain's Civil Guard, Llanos Olivares speaking to me about an hour来自西班牙国民警卫队的最新消息 Llanos Olivares 跟我约一个小时
138由BBC制片人Paloma Ruejo del Valle翻译。
139Well, one of the questions, of course, remains as investigators continue their work here有个问题,当然,在调查员在这里继续工作的时候
140and in the capital, Madrid, is how could this have happened?在首都马德里,这怎么可能发生?
141How could a high-speed train barrel into another that was stationary in such a manner?高速列车的车管怎么会被固定在这种状态下?
142Well, let's show you a map just to give you a bit of a reminder of how things unfolded好吧,让我们给你们看一张地图 只是给你一点提醒 事情是如何发生的
143because more than 500 people were on board those early morning trains.因为有500多人在火车上
144It was just after half eight in the morning, both of those trains leaving Madrid heading刚过了八点,两班火车都从马德里出发
145towards Seville, so going south on the same line.目标 塞维利亚,所以去南 在同一行。
146Now, one of the trains was stationary when it was slammed into from behind by another一辆列车被另一辆列车撞到后方时就停了下来
147at high speed.高速飞行
148The impact left one carriage embedded into another.撞击使得一辆马车嵌入另一辆马车.
149He sent other carriages rolling down the embankment.他派了其他马车在堤岸上翻滚
150And I was able to walk a little bit closer to the crash scene.我走得更接近坠机现场
151It's just sort of over my shoulder from where we are.它只是有点在我的肩上 从我们的位置。
152I can see the train if I just turn my head, but unfortunately, of course, you can't see我可以看见火车,如果我只是转头, 但不幸的是,当然,你看不到
153it on camera.在镜头上。
154But I was able to see some of the carriage kind of on the side of the embankment while但我能看见一些马车 在堤岸边
155the other two trains were sort of still intact on the tracks.其他两列火车在铁轨上仍然完好无损
156It gives you a sense of the impact that that must have had.它让你感觉到了它的影响。
157And one of the things that we heard from Spain's transport minister yesterday was that he so我们昨天从西班牙运输部长那里听到的一件事 就是他如此
158far believed that this was a combination of computer failure, I should say, and human相信这是计算机故障和人类的结合
159error.错误。
160So the computer failure came when just after half eight yesterday morning, the computer所以昨天早上半点后 电脑发生故障
161systems that helped with signaling went down.帮助信号的系统崩溃了。
162And that meant that six trains were told to stay stationary on the tracks.这意味着有六趟列车被叫停在轨道上
163Now, that meant that then there was a human, an individual in a control center in Madrid现在,这意味着当时 有一个人类, 一个个人在马德里的控制中心
164who was effectively doing verbal communication with the train drivers, doing the verbal signaling和火车司机进行口头交流 进行口头信号
165while those computer systems went down.电脑系统崩溃了
166Now, the real question mark is what happened next?现在,真正的问号是 接下来发生了什么?
167Now, Spanish media has released some recordings between that controller and the driver of现在,西班牙媒体发布了一些录音 在控制器和驱动器之间
168the two trains.两列火车
169In one of them, you can hear the driver of the train, which was stationary, say that在其中之一,你可以听到列车的司机, 它曾是固定的,说
170she is unable to move on, even though other trains have resumed their journeys.她无法继续前进 尽管其他列车已经恢复了行程
171She's not really sure what to do.她真的不知道该怎么办。
172In another conversation with the train that barreled into the stationary train, the driver在与火车的另一次谈话中, 枪管进入固定列车,司机
173there is given the authorization and the all clear to move and not at a restricted有授权和一切明确的移动,没有限制
174speed.开快
175So there's many questions around why that authorization was given.因此,有很多问题 围绕为什么得到授权。
176But, of course, we must be careful to over speculate and, of course, not make any judgments但是,当然,我们必须小心 过度推测,当然,不做任何判断
177over what the controller was or wasn't saying or the drivers of the trains were.以及火车的司机
178This is just what we know so far in the public domain.这是我们目前为止在公共领域所知道的。
179And, of course, those investigations are continuing because people here really do want当然,这些调查还在继续 因为这里的人真的想要
180answers.答问.
181我和Francisco Badeo Romero谈过了 来自工程学院
182the Nebrija University in Madrid to ask him more from an engineering perspective about马德里的尼布里哈大学 从工程学的角度问他更多关于
183what he thinks could have happened.他以为会发生什么
184It's inexplicable.不可解说.
185As a mechanical engineer and expert on railway engineering, this is something that should作为一名机械工程师和铁路工程专家,这是应该
186have never happened.从来没有发生过。
187The fact that at some point the system, one of the safety systems, one of the multiple事实上,在某个时候,系统,一个安全系统,一个多重系统。
188safety systems failed.安全系统失败 。
189There are other safety systems.还有其他安全系统。
190We also have in place very old safety systems.我们还建立了非常陈旧的安全系统。
191Some of them come from the 1876.其中一部分来自1876年.
192They've been developed since 1878, 678.它们从1878年,678年发展起来.
193Systems that tell that they can tell that the train is in a certain portion of a track显示列车在轨道的某一部分的系统
194and they are very reliable, redundant, super safe.他们非常可靠,多余,非常安全
195This is something at an European level.这是欧洲层面的东西。
196This is not something that SPRAIN has developed or created.这不是SPRAIN开发或创造的。
197It's all a common European framework and it's based on safety.这都是一个共同的欧洲框架,并以安全为基础.
198So the fact that this situation happened, it's almost impossible.所以这种情况的发生几乎是不可能的.
199If I would have had this conversation with you a week ago, I would have told you it's如果我一周前和你谈话 我会告诉你的
200impossible for something like this to happen.这种事不可能发生
201The fact that we are talking about one operator making a decision that would lead to this我们所谈的是一个操作者 做出将导致这个事实的决定
202disaster borders the absurdity.灾难是荒谬的
203Because first of all, the control centers have multiple people.因为首先控制中心有多个人
204There's not just one person that makes one decision.不只是一个人做决定
205There's protocols.有协议的
206There are systems that are showing them where the things are, how are they.有些系统正在显示它们 东西在哪里,它们是如何。
207There are software systems that should be working in a certain way to tell them, yes,有些软件系统应该用某种方式告诉他们,是的,
208you made a mistake, but be careful.你犯了一个错误,但小心。
209This cannot be happening.这不可能发生。
210There are systems that could stop the train automatically.有系统可以自动阻止列车.
211The systems that should tell the control center and everybody there, be careful.系统应该告诉控制中心和所有的人,要小心。
212There's this situation, this train's approaching this other train.有这种情况,这列火车正接近这另一列火车.
213But obviously, even though none of this should have happened, it happened.但显然,尽管这一切都不应该发生,但还是发生了。
214So we do have a problem.所以我们有麻烦了
215Probably most likely the problem resides on the administration of the infrastructure,问题很可能在于基础设施的管理,
216which at the end of the day and according to the European law is the one responsible最终根据欧洲法律 负责的人
217for taking care of all of this stuff.照顾所有这些东西。
218So some early thoughts there as, of course, that investigation continues.当然,调查还在继续。
219A lot of questions asked of the transport minister yesterday, some in that news昨天向交通部长问了很多问题,有些在新闻里
220conference that he gave yesterday, some journalists even asking whether he will一些记者甚至问他是否愿意
221resign over this because, of course, as we have said, this is the second accident on因为,当然,正如我们所说,这是第二次事故
222the same high-speed line in just a matter of months.同一条高速线在几个月之内
223So we will, of course, stay across developments here.因此,我们当然会在这里横跨事态发展。
224We are hearing that the king and queen of Spain are due in the area to visit a我们听说西班牙国王和王后 将在此地区访问
225local hospital in Toledo where a number of the survivors of this horrific train托莱多的当地医院 火车上的一些幸存者
226crash are being treated.坠机被处理。
227And we will, of course, stay across any other developments of the investigation.当然,我们将在调查的任何其他事态发展中停留。
228Spain is a country in national mourning after the train accident yesterday.西班牙是昨天火车事故后全国哀悼的国家.
229Rajini, thank you very much for that.拉吉尼,非常感谢你
230Let's now bring you some breaking news from Ukraine, from the city of Dnipro,现在我们从乌克兰,从Dnipro市 带来一些突发新闻
231where officials say that a Russian drone has killed 13 people at the main railway说俄罗斯无人机在主要铁路上 造成13人死亡
232station in the city.在城市的车站。
233They say that the drone hit a platform crowded with people boarding a train.他们说无人机撞到了一个挤满火车的人的平台
234So this is breaking news from Dnipro in Ukraine, in central eastern Ukraine,这是来自乌克兰的Dnipro, 在乌克兰中东部,
235where officials say that a Russian drone has killed 13 people at the main railway说俄罗斯无人机在主要铁路上 造成13人死亡
236station, hitting a platform crowded with people boarding a train.车站,撞上一个站台 挤满了火车上的人
237So we'll continue to follow this story.所以我们会继续关注这个故事。
238Officials warning that many people have been wounded in that attack.官员警告说,许多人在这次袭击中受伤。
239We'll hear from our correspondent in Ukraine in a few minutes' time.我们几分钟后在乌克兰的记者会来电
240We'll bring you that breaking news here on BBC News.我们会把BBC新闻的突发新闻带给你
241We also have some developments from the European Union,我们还有欧洲联盟的一些事态发展。
242which is that the head of the European Central Bank, Christine Lagarde,也就是欧洲中央银行行长克里斯蒂娜·拉加德
243says she is going to step down in February 2027.说她将于2027年2月下台.
244So this is Christine Lagarde, the prominent French economist who has headed the European Central Bank.这就是克里斯蒂娜·拉加德,法国著名经济学家,曾领导欧洲中央银行.
245She has told the European Council's president, Antonio Costa,她告诉欧洲理事会主席安东尼奥·科斯塔
246that she plans to stand down by February 2027.她计划到2027年2月退出
247So we'll bring you a reaction to that story and, of course, more analysis.所以我们会给大家带来一个反应 这个故事,当然,还有更多的分析。
248She's, of course, a key French economist and figure.她当然是法国重要的经济学家和人物.
249Around the world and across the UK, this is BBC News.环游世界和整个英国,这是英国广播公司新闻。
250The Chancellor, John Healey, says he will reduce the benefits bill in a labour way.总理约翰·海利(John Healey)表示,他将以劳动方式减少福利法案.
251Our opponents criticised him for failing to announce a reform of the welfare system in yesterday's budget.我们的对手批评他没有在昨天的预算中宣布福利制度的改革.
252The independent forecaster, the Office for Budget Responsibility,独立预测员,预算责任办公室,
253says the UK's total welfare spending will reach 11.2% of the economy by the end of the decade.英国的福利开支总额将在十年末达到经济的11.2%。
254In his budget speech, the Chancellor announced that 20 million households in England首相在预算演讲中宣布 英国有两千万户人家
255would receive a £100 payment towards energy bills.将会收到100英镑的能源账单。
256约翰·希利(John Healey)告诉BBC Radio 4's Today的节目,福利法案对英国不利.
257This system is unsustainable.这一制度是不可持续的。
258I've been clear about that.我很清楚这一点。
259The Prime Minister has been clear about it.总理对此很明确。
260The question is what you do about it.问如何是道.
261And with a million youngsters now without work, without training, without education,和一百万年轻人 现在没有工作, 没有培训, 没有教育,
262we've got a moral duty to make sure that they have the best opportunity and support to get a break.我们有道德责任确保 他们有最好的机会和支持 得到休息。
263Two thirds of them have never worked.其中三分之二从未工作。
264This is a chance to give them an opportunity to fulfil their potential,这是一次让他们有机会发挥潜力的机会,
265but also contribute to the rest of the economy.但也为经济的其余部分做出了贡献。
266Well, let's now speak to our political correspondent, Harry Farley.好了,现在让我们谈谈 我们的政治通讯员,哈里法利。
267So, Harry, you've been following reaction to the Chancellor's budget.所以,哈利,你一直在关注 对总理预算的反应。
268A lot of criticism from opposition parties that he just hasn't gone far enough.许多反对党批评他只是没有走得够远.
269Yeah, that's right.没错
270There's a theme in what the opposition parties are saying.反对党的言论中有一个主题.
271Essentially that they're underwhelmed.根本上说他们被压在地底
272Can we maybe not ask, is that it?我们可以不问,是吗?
273Reform UK say it was an exercise in fiddling while the economy burns.改革英国说,这是在经济崩溃时的乱动。
274The Liberal Democrats and the Greens wanted more support for the cost of living.自由民主党和绿党希望获得更多生活费用支持.
275But let's just pick up on that clip that we just heard about welfare,但让我们只是拿起 短片,我们刚刚听到 关于福利,
276because John Healey was asked on an interview broadcast this morning因为约翰・希利被问 采访今天上午播出
277whether the welfare bill, the benefits bill, would come down before the next election.福利法案,福利法案,是否会在下次选举前下台.
278In response, he said, there will be a reduction in the benefits bill.对此,他说,福利法案将会减少。
279We'll do that in a Labour way.我们会用工党的方式做到这一点。
280And that was written up on the BBC News website这在英国广播公司新闻网站上写过
281as the Chancellor promising to bring the welfare bill down before the next election.作为总理保证在下次选举前 提出福利法案
282And since that headline has been up there, people inside the Treasury have disputed that.既然那条头条已经在上面了 财政部内部的人对此有异议
283They have got in touch with us to say that timeframe of before the next election他们已经和我们联系过 说下届选举之前的时限
284was in the question, but not in John Healey's answer.问题是,但不是约翰・海利的答案。
285And they say he was not promising to bring the welfare bill down before the next election.他们说他不会答应在下次选举前 提出福利法案
286He was not putting a timeframe on that promise.他没有为这一承诺设定时限。
287And so the implication is, well, does the government want the welfare bill to come down因此,这意味着,嗯, 政府希望福利法案下来
288by the next election, by the end of this Parliament?在下次选举之前, 在这个议会结束之前?
289We're not clear.我们不清楚
290We will be putting that question to the Prime Minister later today when we get a chance.今天晚些时候,我们将在有机会时向总理提出这个问题。
291But it is, I suppose, a sign that the government is nervous about how that is being interpreted但是,我想,这是政府紧张 如何解释它。
292and not wanting to put a clear timeframe on that desire of theirs to bring that welfare bill down.并且不想为他们想要废除福利法案的愿望规定一个明确的时限。
293And, Harry, is that it for now?哈利,是现在吗?
294Can we expect more from the Chancellor and the Prime Minister in the coming weeks?我们能否在今后几周里对总理和总理抱有更多的期望?
295Well, the Chancellor and the Prime Minister are on a visit today,总理和总理今天要访问
296trying to sell their budget, trying to sell the measures that they announced yesterday,试图卖掉他们的预算 试图卖掉他们昨天宣布的措施
297quite a number of measures, actually 98, certainly a lot more than we've had in recent budgets.许多措施,实际上98, 肯定比我们最近的预算要多很多。
298And as you mentioned, they are trying to sell it in the face of that criticism that the budget from正如你提到的 他们正试图出售它 面对批评 预算来自
299was underwhelming coming from opposition parties.从反对党那里走来,
300But they've also got to do that in the face of the analysis that we get the day after a budget但他们也必须这样做 面对分析 我们得到的第二天的预算
301from think tanks and the like that their cost of living measure was not all that targeted从智囊团和类似, 他们的生活成本衡量 不是所有的目标
302at the poorer households.在贫困家庭。
303The Resolution Foundation has done some analysis overnight that said the poorest half of households决议基金会在一夜之间做了一些分析,其中说,最贫穷的半数家庭
304will only get 14 pounds more than the richest half of households.只会比最富有的一半家庭多14磅
305And you speak to people in the Treasury, their responses, they deliberately drew that net wide你和国库里的人说话,他们的反应, 他们故意画的网宽
306because they're conscious of people being squeezed on middle income.因为他们意识到人们 被挤在中等收入。
307So the effort to try and sell the budgets, try and defend the measures and why they were announced begins today.因此,试图出售预算、努力捍卫这些措施以及宣布这些措施的原因的努力从今天开始。
308Harry, thank you.哈利,谢谢你
309That's our political correspondent, Harry Farley there.那是我们的政治通讯员哈利・法利
310The King's nine day tour of the Caribbean moves to Guyana today.国王9天的加勒比之旅今日迁居圭亚那.
311It comes after he spent two days in the Bahamas where the King shook off royal formality是在他在巴哈马呆了两天之后 国王在巴哈马动摇了皇室礼仪
312and replaced it with dance moves to celebrate the country's culture.并用舞蹈动作代替来庆祝国家文化.
313Our senior royal correspondent, Daniela Welf, has been traveling with him.我们的高级皇家通讯员 Daniela Welf 一直和他一起旅行
314Even kings need to let off a bit of steam now and then.连国王也偶尔需要放松一下
315Shedding royal formality as he took part in a junker new,当他参加新的垃圾车时,
316a cultural event and carnival to celebrate the Bahamas,庆祝巴哈马的文化活动和嘉年华,
317a tradition dating back to the days of slavery.一种可以追溯到奴隶制时代的传统。
318A small protest was moved on by the police警方发动了一场小抗议
319as the crowd enjoyed seeing a different side to the King.观众喜欢看到国王的另一面
320It means so much to me to see him really in person, you know, I'm very excited to see him.见到他对我很重要 你知道 我非常兴奋
321It means a lot because it was many, many years ago when his mother was here.这意义很大,因为它是很多,很多年前 当他的母亲在这里。
322I was much younger than now, much older, so that is exciting to see.当时我比现在年轻得多,年纪大得多, 看到这个很令人兴奋。
323We cannot talk about our future without talking from our past.我们不能不从过去谈我们的未来。
324So it tied a lot with me because they connected with me.因为它和我有关
325The King being present here in this region does put the UK's colonial legacy under scrutiny.国王在这一地区的存在确实将英国的殖民遗产置于审查之下。
326But today the focus has very much been on the people of the Bahamas但今天的焦点是巴哈马人民
327and protecting this country's natural resources and its environment.保护这个国家的自然资源和环境。
328Walking the boardwalk through wetlands, the Bonefish Pond National Park was once a rubbish dump.穿过湿地的木板行走 骨鱼塘国家公园曾是垃圾堆
329The King saw how it now plays a vital part in protecting the Bahamas,国王看到它现在如何在保护巴哈马方面发挥至关重要的作用,
330a low-lying island which is vulnerable to climate change.低洼岛屿,易受气候变化影响。
331Checking easily and quantify how many lobsters are coming in.很容易地检查一下,并量化有多少龙虾要进来。
332The park is also an education centre for local students.公园也是当地学生的教育中心.
333So are you all from college or school?你们都是大学还是学校的?
334High school.高中时.
335High school?高中吗?
336Sea high school.海中学.
337So do you come regularly?你经常来吗?
338We come for field trips.我们是来实地考察的
339Good luck with all your exams and all these other horrors.祝你所有考试和其他的恐怖都好运
340Thank you.谢谢
341This island was the first stage of the King's Caribbean tour,这个岛是国王加勒比之旅的第一阶段
342a place he's described as joyful and hopeful.一个他被描述为快乐和充满希望的地方
343He now moves to Guyana, on the second leg of this visit.他现在来到圭亚那,这是这次访问的第二段。
344Daniela Ralph,BBC新闻,巴哈马.
345You're watching BBC News with me, Catherine Biarohanga.你和我一起看英国广播公司新闻 凯瑟琳·比亚罗汉加
346Stay with us, we'll have the very latest on that breaking news from Ukraine,和我们在一起,我们会有乌克兰最新消息
347the Russian drone strike on the main railway station in Dnipro.俄罗斯无人机袭击了Dnipro的主要火车站。
348Stay with us.跟着我们
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