do you think it was right for countries likely u. k. to cut the funding? that goes to support millions of people because of allegations of wrong doing directed towards 12 people. yeah, you're right to put it into context. i think that was a natural bypass a shop if you like that to an organization is, is important is on the road. that's the principal agency, providing humanitarian aid would be somehow connect or involved with high mass, but it's 12 out of probably i think, 13000 but that locals that are participating in honors programs, everything from driving trucks to teaching and simple. the more complicated issues of management and i personally think it's, it's, uh, it's gone too far. um, i'm pleased to confirm that britain haven't yet to any funding. this is the pause peach of funding in a couple of months time by which time we hope that we resolve this. i'm very most welcome the u. n. cheese. i'm ordering and investing cation, these are all very serious indeed. i'm actually gripped on society that is overwhelming. so. so some degree, i think most, so

k. vessels and therefore to the u. k. itself. mississippi could let me be absolutely clear why the royal navy is in the right seat belt. uh, as part of operation prosperity, guardian, protecting freedom of navigation as a fundamental tenet of international law. who takes a tax on international shipping. i put in some lives at risk. they have held one career postage for almost 2 months and they are causing growing economic disruption . the come us cannot operate under such conditions. contain isn't tank that having to take a 5000 mile diesel, around the case of good type. that pushes up prices unimpaired was the passage of goods, foods and mets. in the british people and other royal that we have attempted to resolve this through diplomacy. often numerous international calls to the attacks to stop a combination of countries. david, who sees a clear and on i'm big, he was wanting to weeks ago last week, but un security council post a resolution condemning the attack and highlighting the voice of nations to defend vessels

it belongs to the united states and u. k. will come under attack at exactly the same way that the is it a 80 league? it has the come under a doctor before i let me make it clear that the many i have said many times this attack comes stopped in a matter of minutes. if you like and state, i knew i was the one the desire to say to is that i think they would allow food. i me this in and fuel and what that to and kind of goes. yeah. yeah. i mean, the, the added just, they wanted this humanitarian crisis to stop and did you decide to stop and go to that? and you've seen the united states actually has the quote that the super okay. a book. but he got it didn't actually they quoted kidding. son. i did, you know, side i got again because it's all just the blue page clubs in yemen against. is it a amy ship at home tv that said yesterday, that's we own international cuban. it said that it sees except to do some links that i had on the ship that's actually going to at any point in the, by the side. but i do need some definitive warning.

c. entire on to condemn the u. k. on us bombing campaign with all the details as all to use use of july 20th so gathered outside the british embassy and just want to condemn the u. k. and us this friday attack against several, you have any cities, but a total. we can the who these defense capabilities of course, washington said this twice for an act of self defense in response to unprecedented goofy attacks against international maritime vessels and the red sea. this, as you have many officials, the attacks are on justifiable because human has not working international shipping in the red sea. and that the only target is really ships are ships that to move towards the occupied palestinian porch. they said shortly after the attack came on, we acted strongly by calling it a clear violation of humans, territorial integrity, and international laws. several sides of the attention only few in security and instability in the region. these people now have a code their warranty and government's remark, saying that the measure

the u. k. a bloodthirsty and cunning nation should realize that it seems will be few tile and eventually backfire. the many people have always been actively involved today with this approach to send a 1000000 person scale by the year. many populace, they ever ready to defend their dignity, families, and homeland encompass and everyone from a funds to the elderly forming us will have become states that it's a rich black please, that the current policy is coming out of the white house. well, only see the middle a square move whole stall to the collective west. i think it's very important to understand that the divided ministration has been remarkably blood thirsty and the narrow again, in everything they've done across the globe. the leaders of our foreign policy now are rather rather crude. just simply blood thirsty, very arrogant people. and what's happening is that the middle east is beginning to your 9th against the west. and you see this with the around the beginning to link up with saudi ar

so tell me robert, what do you think is happening right now to the u. k? how are the allies of the united states going to be handling this situation right now as well? it's very clear that the u. k is acting as a lap dog for the united states government and the us is running the policy here. unfortunately, the united kingdom is getting itself into something which if it escalates, it has no capacity to end. and it doesn't have a large enough armed force. and we're talking about the case of arm capabilities. they're standing r v is less than that of lebanese hezbollah at this point. they're not a significant military force. the united states, of course, is but to intervene in multiple countries we're talking about in get on the dock in syria, love in on it on and perhaps on in favor of these rallies in gaza. this is a massive escalation, which the british cannot handle. the americans can't even handle. they don't have the resources there to do it right in the l. um, it would be a terrible situation for them. they would have been, they would be pushed out of

it's question ukrainian will far to use for citizens of the us and indeed the u. k. it's stockroom warning to gen, listed in particular, the fact that the us administration had allowed mister lira to languish. and as his father called the dictates as lensky is prison, goes out in there himself was very critical of this wednesday regime. the fact that they know any language and it's a language without health, as is claimed, but also to his desk, should serve as a very, very start warning that the freedom of speech and democracy in the west is nothing but mit service is nothing but an illusion. they will not deliver, they will not assist you. if you go against the narrative that regime signifies us our global and use operators for this hour. we would have cost be back at the top to see that the .

i just wanted to say from america the back of the atlantic to the u. k. and the u. k. you probably know the story. the government wants to create a citizen army to fight the russian federation. god knows what they're thinking. a property they can get 70000 soldiers together when russia currently has about 600000 in ukraine, according to the newspaper, the daily star of scotland, 90 percent of brits, don't want to serve and then made a treat or fight against russia. in fact, the article also says the overall population of the u. k. is too fat and unfit to be of any help in buffalo. now, pretty strong comments that maybe not surprising from that the day, the star of scotland. but do you think that article can link and relate to what we're seeing out of a heritage foundation or oh sure, the a d u k is in the same position i might point out in chart. but in terms of, of, of, of comparison u. k. today is no larger than the state of indiana, and yet, you know, it's, it's ability to muster citizen soldiers, to stand up to a russian army. for what reason? are they going to go

that's up to 5 of the fighters were killed in airstrikes by us and u. k. forces overnight. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of the gamut. e capital biggest pictures from so now where you have and these are on the streets, protesting against us and produce strikes on multiple who 3 targets. protesters have been gathering in large numbers in the capital each week for months to show some of the time sheets, palestine, and the people of guns where the escalation of violence in the red sea and the ongoing war and gaza, arising fears of a wider regional conflicts and the rocks capital backed out crowds of rallied demanding an immediate cease fire, saying beside me, is there the rockies ro here this afternoon? say that they are in support of the palestinian peoples? that the suffering of the palestinians is a pan error issue. they want an immediate end to patient to the hostilities that are happening in the air into the war. and they say that there was need to do much more to you on the day we are waiting for the people of gaza. we are wil

0 by the se, kenya, and so to the u. k. now i'm british and piece of voted for a controversial laws. it would c migrants to force it from the u. k to render the bill will know entered, stood reading, the final stage in the house of commons. critics say the plan risks breaking international law for you as president donald trump was back in court and wednesday, this time to decide how much he should pay in damages for the framing rights at e gene count of a denied that he'd right to the judge. one trump, he could be bought from attending court if he's disruptive, which we spoke loudly with his legal team, showing kendall's testimony. that's a nasty man. he's a nasty judge. he's a trump hating guy. and i've used everybody in the court to disgrace, frankly, what's happening. it's a disgrace, happens to be a clinton appointment, but i'm sure that has nothing to do with it. okay, you're up today. thanks for watching. that's. that's mean these baka, i'll be back in 2 minutes time and more the days news start with the so the lis

the us and the u. k. have reportedly conducted news twice on reveal positions in yemen, others and us a said to have targeted anti ship medical facilities. because i made on escalation between the who bees and western powers. on monday the who'd be talking american cargo ship in response to multiple attacks on the groups positions by the us and u. k. this past week. yeah, man base journalist and political analyst, yusef mari has the details here. well, these are facts. they seem to be targeting humans, the air defense system. they seem to be targeting radar sites. they seem to be targeting ballistic miss messiah warranting sites. and this has been the case since they started these us and u. k. british military operations and human law 6 days ago. so according to us officials, us, morris. these are packed with the intention of disarming and disabling the also a lot who these are cheap abilities. when it comes to launching ballistic missiles at targets in the red sea, there's no other ship made to any other

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and the u. k. to acknowledge that the world course, the international court of justice has made these declarations and to ignore them is to ignore an international rule of law. and. and if, if we're going to do that, then the, the international community estates ceases to operate in the way in which it's operating now. and so it's a pivotal moment. i think when we get the measures to see how other states react the be severe pressure on them to all right, and to acknowledge and to abide by them. mr. sanders, thank you so much. no doubt we will be coming back to you over the course of the next few hours. thomas mcmanus live in london and we will be back in just a few minutes to stay with us. the in a moment of prayer for waiting into the freezing waters of the rio grande. the youngest today just 2 months old. this is part of a huge search of migrants to reach the us border and recent days, over 4000 a day in the mexican state of while we live alone. all my friends have cross, they have cross. now. th

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k. fighter jets responded according to the pentagon and they worked in tandem shooting down 18 drones to cruise missiles and one ballistic missile. there was no reported damage or injuries as a result of these attacks. and the response here part of that naval coalition that now counts 20 nations as participants led by the us that was formed back in december and responds to this escalation from the ryan back, who sees that have continued as we've seen this now to be the 26th such attack, since november 19th, this happens, and even as of lincoln's presence is there in the middle east, which makes us attack more brazen. and so what response has there been from the us to this well over repetition? in fact, they quoted a previous statement by 14 coalition countries, including the us, again, telling the who these quote that they will bear the responsibility for the quite consequences should they continue to threaten lives, the global economy, or the freeflow of commerce in the regions, critical waterways so what more will result, besides these words, we're not sure we know that this coaliti

i think us on u. k. take a. yeah. been in a new round of bombing spokes person for the who the group tell us all to you in an exclusive interview, that the western campaign will not make his group change calls. the strikes which have occurred more than once, have had no impact on your decision at all. we still adhere to our firm position on palestine. iraq recalled his how about that a to iran following terence missile strikes against the cold. and zion is spies centers and tara groups in iraq. the idea of the strikes, the south have gone so leaving casualties in the streets over the phone. i'm at the cottage and the region, the desktop keeps on rising each and every day the, with someone shaking into the world today, let's 0 it on some of the major hot spots and get to you your news and filter because we're kicking off this hour right now here on out to you, it's breaking news for you at the us and u. k. reportedly conducting brand new stripe on who the positions in yemen. it is a bit an escalation that has erupt bet

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do we know anything of this point or what the u. k. a role is in these attacks so the u. k. has to naval vessels in the red sea right now and a 3rd on route to join them. they have been involved in some of the attempts over the last few months since mid november to push back who see control drones and missile strikes against commercial shipping. and then more recently, just on tuesday night against military targets as well, that most recent attack was described by the us as complex and as something by the u. k. and the us commented up on in the hours following it. but in terms of exactly which missiles are being launched by which assets over the course of the last hour or so the u. k. and the us not being particularly specific, as you might imagine, a and a little mocks. why 1st there in london. thank you. let's take a closer look at the importance of the red sea and the shipping roots that rely on it for global trade. the resi is one of the world's most important shipping routes for oil and gas between asia and europe in the south. above and many deb straight between africa

that's why they got the u. k to join us here. so what does that look like? just the unified american operation. and then they have about 5 other countries have provided navy, so there. busy quoting bar right to this, this operation and addition to project sitting of the, of the project, where would they have uh, no certainty ships. if you look at the charges today, there are things in there that they use to, you know, get the capability to, to large, fortunately attack till they hit. but they probably primarily went after military targets. and to make it very, very hard for them to, you know, continue to have the attacks which they've had probably some 30 a tax offices. they started this in, in november. and it also, i think, sends a signal to a ran to tell the who days that was pulled back. because the last thing we want to do is say this thing get out of hand. and you have a situation where a rand, how to try and respond after we kill so well that a all 4 years ago was the same album, katie's a pro fee john list on political commentator. he says us and but

but the us and u. k. say the strikes which hit military targets, acts of self defense. who's the rebels to a batch by iran have been targeting ships in the red sea for weeks with the group releasing this voltage in november of its flashes, appearing to seize a vessel. it claims the attacks are in response to israel's war and gaza against him. us in the u. s. a. u and other countries have labeled a terrorist organization. a u. k. prime minister richie soon acts who is currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. but over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of here's the, a tax on commercial shipping. in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk. it's disrupting the global economy. and it's also a destabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit. the british navy whole ship that we've seen in decades now, it's clear that that type of behavior con, carry on. the big question now is what this could mean for the war in gaza and the wider reg

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of the us on the u. k. have reportedly conducted new strikes on the who with the positions in yemen. it's a mid, an escalation that has a relative between the group in south and west, empowers on monday, the who with these and struck a us compo, shape and response to multiple attacks on the groups positions by london and washington this past week. and government based john list on political analyst yusef body as a few more details as well as these attacks. they seem to be targeting humans, air defense system. they seem to be targeting radar sites. they seem to be targeting ballistic miss messiah warranting sites. and this has been the case since they started these us and u. k, british military operations and human law 6 days ago. so according to us officials, us marched these the past with the intention of disarming and disabling the on the whole lot who these capabilities, when it comes to launching ballistic missiles at targets in the red sea, there's no other ship made to any other country that can claim

and the u. k. they also say that there is no room for even the slightest complacency, currency receiving different views from many different channels. we hear from the jose you have made very successful defenses. and to respond to successfully both against the ad that you take, the way things are moving forward. it seems the conflict between israel and home us seems to be spiraling out of control to the point that young man is now being brought into the fold as a result of attacks by the us on the united kingdom. the church president also hinted at something that was quite crucial to us and the okay denied that to the who is these were capable of providing a successful defense against the attacks carried out by their ships situated along the red sea. but the turks president says that's his sources and different channels suggests up there who are. these were in fact successful. and the fact that the who things have been engaged in a quite a long conflict and recent history against a saudi led coalit

and u. k. have called it a necessary response to recent attacks by whose the rebels on the commercial vessels in the sea water in less. here's a local journalists reporting from the many capital on the developments the on justified on that these are on justified military actions committed by the us, by the british government. however, they're saying they're going to tell you there's broken strong, i'll tell you soon, whereby all the british military bases, they are going to be within the scope of being targeted by given armed forces that we already aware that america stands with israel. and that is why we were prepared that america would attack human. we have prepared everything we have for america in order to break its power in the red sea and at any base where the american forces are present to the and that the one who obstructed united nations is america. the one who made a choice, the red sea is america. the one who is killing our people in gaza is america. we will not among our people in g

so the u. k. claims to the conflict in gaza and the baffled india. men are totally unrelated. i want to stress it separate from the situation in israel garza, it's 2600 kilometers away. this house should be very clear in making it clear to the outside walls, that there is no linkage between what we have done last week on the situation. and as well goes up. this was a specific action in self defense against the who t. early of my calling my to which a and strategic affairs expert, how may count all must re key, discuss the west military involvement in human. as the u. k. politician has said that it's all about money that the country could lose over cobbler shipments through the red sea. oh, what is your take on this? i'll let you know. let's have a ticket. listen to this before you your respond duties. have been deliberately attacking that, pretending that it's something to do with a conservation of them, at least consumers in the u. k. will feel that. and so we do have to take action. all right, so why, what does it assume that the utility is taking action when it's financial

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the been by their money it u k 4 and then don't try to commit to. so the likelihood of expansion is bigger now than 2 months ago or 2 months ago. and even though on the access keeps saying that they don't want to engage in a direct confrontation, neither with you as well. not with united states. again miscalculation, kind of happened on august the 4th, but a box up there happening in different scenarios, kind of drive to a long there uh, casualties uh or longer as far as, um, drive drugs that are those inside the ward. this really just comes back to the same scenario that if these ready bump button stopped lab and on israel would also stops. and also we also have to focus on what the who sees the saying best thing that we will stop attacking mentioned ships that are heading or coming to him from his route in the red sea. if the building of gauze stops. but we're also seeing now the rhetoric ratcheted up by the british and also by the americans about what they're going to do with the who these that going to the un latest to the security council later

k to e. one stripe with 60 to have died is indeed a huge loss, especially considering that you can use to great lengths to, to secure and to keep safe international troops because them died obviously, is a huge blow the gradient reputation to the pre pre stage. especially at the time when, when, as i mentioned, western countries and western media or having 2nd thoughts about the creative, copeland, se, increasingly the piece towards negotiations all the way forward. as opposed to what we heard in the past where we had a fee in nature, officials coming out and saying that the victory piece, this company because it would be achieved on the battlefield. right. we have to leave you here. now more our guys do, you have a hard to corresponding, thank you for bringing us up to speed there. so that's a good believe it's time to make sure that international conventions a used for the good, the regular people of the country is foreign minister. now lady pendle, i said that in an exclusive interview wit

k or ships in the gulf. and then on to me blinking and the u. k. defense secretary warning, but that could possibly be military action. well, what we saw on thursday night was a rapidly convene cabinet minister administer. we will meeting convene by the prime minister wishes to knock at downing street following vats that were further consultations with the opposition policies on the speaker of the parliament. it was clear that something very serious was going to happen. and then just after midnight, we had would, but the 1st strikes have gone in around a dozen targets history understand the british involvement appears to be full already have tie food craft operating after the ad base with accurate, teary on cyprus, and hitting 2 targets by using what the energy describe is pay way a bones on that's is the well, that's, that, that's the top inside of it. frankly, i, it's sent it what, what i kind of had is that the defense minister james hippy has been on the media this morning saying that that should be the end of it. the on any further attacks

just as soon as i said the commitment was meant to send a strong signal of support from the u. k. as in the landscape discrepancy of us unprecedented courses and faced with ukraine is needed and it's 2nd anniversary. we need a 5 gaming significant ground. the w's and economy has been to ukrainian outside of the units there backwards. on the 2nd winter, on the front line. you have them before you see them. given enough time, these men tell us the mice nipple everything from sleeping soul, just fingers to compute the cables. in an age of satellite internet connection for this darling books, they're still waiting for an innovation to properly defeat rodents. the caps that we brought down here, they all run off because they were too scared of the rags. sometimes a weasel comes by and helps us out with the mice. ask them why. i don't mind the mice. really. they're pretty harmless. at least it's some kind of distraction with the russian drones have a presence in this guy's dis, ukrainian artillery unit essentially lives underground and then not out firing. it targets a dozen. also men h

the u. k. new a treaty has released these images of its strikes a u. k prime minister richey soon act, who is currently visiting ukraine, said the strikes when necessary, proportionate and targeted. but over the last month, we seen a significant increase in the number of. here's the, a tax on commercial shipping. in the red sea, that's putting innocent lives at risk, it's disrupting the global economy, and it's also a destabilizing the region. and in that time, we've also seen the single biggest attack on the navy bullshit. the british navy whole ship that we seen in decades now, it's clear that that type of behavior con, carry on us officials say more than a dozen sites were attacked, including come on centers and munitions. depos used by the who's the group with eye witness video claiming to show explosions. and the parents often mass of the strikes in the american and british enemies bear full responsibility for the criminal aggression of the gate. so you have any people will not go unpunished on onset to him and the armed forces will not hesitate t

s. agency for 1500 refugees to contribute tests including the us gemini, on the u. k. how to funding for the owner. our agency, as of these are all said 12 stuff as 2 pots and have myself to buy 7th terrorist attack in each row. louis had says the employees on the suspicion hobbins this has been sacked, without the agencies, humanitarian work is about to end. racing to get a sack of flour. now, precious commodity in gaza. these men are a few of the lucky ones who manage to get one others who are less fortunate. this is the amount i got today. this is for 7 people. look at how little this is. it's a rare day in thousands of city. very few a trucks make it to the heart of the strip. this one operated by the main you, an agency and gaza was empty 10 minutes. some people got 3 bags of flour. and some got 4, and i didn't get any. i have 3 children and i don't know how i'm going to feed them . the situation could get even worse. several countries have temporarily paused the funding to owner of the united nations agency for palestinians. that softer israel accused some of it

now considering the carlo new a history, all the u. k. jeremy, in all the european nations in, in africa. how do you perceive the critics, the same office of advocates approach to international law and justice? thank you very much and do things to you, mike. and you this next a, a t, you know that, or they did the line or we used to watch in photo at the very well. now we only do that on social media. they have found a way to go to broadcast t here, but i'm very happy that you are making efforts to also get the voices of people in africa. now back to your specific question, in africa, particularly in southern africa, in country that has a history with colonialism. visit tim, that'd be called immediately. yeah, of course we do at the gym as you need risk of application. but that's part of southern africa in it for my career and use of these countries are from that because, you know, we were quite a nice the southern of the costco. nice. but the big easy the point to be the gym. and so we have a deep appreciation and understanding of what i

k. to lecture people on upholding international human rights. but this will really right this, didn't this test. yeah. this out of warner. let me come to with a people who didn't have the benefit of social media. the people who survived the, both in the, in more, 1000 survives of the will have rich in the letter to the international court of justice saying that, you know, if the court had acted on earlier, then it would have prevented a genocide and war crimes. there do think that what happens in both in the or what happened a new wanda, that these things. so the international court of justice that these are things that they will be thinking about. and i would certainly hope so. in fact, even south africa's advocate during the oral argument said very clearly to the court that the court actually failed. those people who had experienced genocide and failed to deliver them justice and so called on the court to act before. it's too late in this instance. and not to fail to palestinian people and some might say that actually that's already taken plac

k. to lecture people on upholding international human rights. but this will really right, this didn't this test. yeah, this edible and let me come to with a people who didn't have the benefit of social media. the people who survived the, both in the, in more, 1000 survives of the will have rich in the letter to the international court of justice saying that, you know, if the court had acted earlier, then it would have prevented a genocide and war crimes. there do think that what happens in both in the or what happened a new wanda, that these things. so the international court of justice that these are things that they will be thinking about. and i would certainly hope so. in fact, even south africa's advocate during the oral argument said very clearly to the court that the court actually failed those people who had experience genocide and failed to deliver them justice and so called on the court to act before. it's too late in this instance. and not to fail to palestinian people and some might say that actually that's already taken place. and th

k. to lecture people on upholding international human rights. but this will really right, this, didn't this test. yeah. this out of warner. let me come to with a people who didn't have the benefit of social media. the people who survived the, both in the, in more, 1000 survives of the will have rich in the letter to the international court of justice saying that, you know, if the court had acted earlier, then it would have prevented a genocide and war crimes. there do think that what happens in both in the or what happened a new wanda, that these things. so the international court of justice that these are things that they will be thinking about. and i would certainly hope so. in fact, even south africa's advocate during the oral argument said very clearly to the court that the court actually failed those people who had experience genocide and failed to deliver them justice and so called on the court to act before. it's too late in this instance. and not to fail to palestinian people and some might say that actually that's already taken place an

i'm curious about firms reaction to these strikes from the us and the u. k. a targeting the who fees they say are going to help, you know, target them to prevent this from a, from jamming up, the red sea and, and the ability to assign a supply chains. do you think that the strikes are going to make matters worse for companies or is it going to put mine's at ease that the us, me okay. or are doing something about this? i think it's anyone's guess what we know is that may ask one of the major shippers in the world. danish company, there's a jo came out and said, hey, great, something's happening here. maybe that will be a positive thing. and, but again, back to your guest, as he just said, we don't know how this is going to evolve. and if there's going to continue to be trouble, then that is also a problem. now maybe the attacks in the red sea stop or maybe their ability to do that is somehow deterred the bigger question is, what does this uncertainty in that region mean? markets in general, a very on easy about what's been going on since that since that attack

it's on k, whether the u. k. government with bet to do that. certainly without the united states that seem very unlikely they would potentially need parliamentary approval for strikes on the mainland. and as russia in particular has made very clear in recent days. and this is something that will be discussed with you in security council later on today. it's very unlikely that these countries will try and intervene inside the admin without real play of security council backing because of the certification. so that cease fire that's held for several months between the who sees in the north of yemen and the saudi by forces in the south of the country. and that's really interesting and, and just to briefly complete that picture, you know, anthony, blinking it was in by rain right now. home to the us to fleet. he was asked, well, will there be further action from us assets in the region? he said, we don't telegraph what we do so, so the mystery remains whole for now. but thank you very much for all that contacts, billing marks, reporting there from

k. to lecture people on upholding international human rights. but this will really right, this, didn't this test. yeah. this out of warner. let me come to with a people who didn't have the benefit of social media. the people who survived the, both in the, in more, 1000 survives of the will have rich in the letter to the international court of justice saying that, you know, if the court had acted on earlier, then it would have prevented a genocide and war crimes. there do think that what happens in both of the of what happened a new wanda, that these things, so the international court of justice that these are things that they will be thinking about. and i would certainly hope so. in fact, even south africa's advocate during the oral argument said very clearly to the court that the court actually failed. those people who had experienced genocide and failed to deliver them justice and so called on the court to act before. it's too late in this instance. and not to fail to palestinian people and some might say that actually that's already taken pla

here in the u. k. parliament likes to have a voice, parliament called itself sovereign. but again and again through history, the last 2 or 3 decades, we have seen that has been downing street why the prime minister resides as ultimately made the decisions, particularly about these kinds of limited strikes. and that may be an argument that so not makes the full parliament in the days that when he's questioned about this, this needs to be done at a certain time. he might say, these were limited strikes. he might say, we don't have a huge amount of detail about what's being targeted, but it has been telegraphed very clearly in the past few days in particular since those tuesday night time. so the us minutes are described as complex. we've heard from the us defends minutes to say, watch this space warning of what he called consequences for the who fees if they continued down this road for the moment, the marks in london. thank you. let's take a look at the humans who the rebels. then they began in the 19 ninety's as a model to see a logical movement of these a, these, a shee

and u. k. have called it a necessary response to recent attacks by whose the rebels on commercial vessels in the sea water and less. here's the local journalists reporting from the many capital on the developments is on justified on that these are on justified military actions committed by the us, by the british government. however, they're saying they're going to tell you there's broken strong retaliation whereby all the british military bases, they are going to be within the scope of being targeted by given armed forces where the hosting and people have lost everything is really is committed crimes, genocide and massacres. you how many people respond to this, we are visible to the world and we won't remain silent. what happened actually united them and us the us along with britain and global zine is and is responsible for this. with today, we are ready for possible confrontation to us and israel will most intimidate us. more happen has actually raised the determination of forgiveness. evans a

the u. k. is defense, secretary grant shops has issued a warning to who's the fighters following that incident in a statement. he says the u. k. alongside allies have previously made clear that these attacks are completely unacceptable and is continued. who sees will bear the consequences. we will take the action needed to protect innocent lives in the global economy. as a us secretary of state, anthony blinking says who the attacks on shipping vessels in the red sea are having widespread economic consequences. these attacks have been aided and abetted by ron, with technology, equipment, intelligence information, and they are having a real life impact on people. you know, we talked about concepts like freedom of navigation and the importance of holding. and i know that can sound a little bit to an abstract, but it means something very real in the lives of people. what's happened because of these movie attacks against commercial shipping is the thousands of ships have had to divert, take longer

this our united states and the u. k. have reportedly conducted new stripes on who the positions in yemen. it is of, at the escalation that is a relative between the group in the south and west empowers. on monday the who is these are struck us cargo ship interest wants to multiple attacks on the group's positions by london and washington this week. that's a lot more right now, and course in life a human based job wisdom, political analysts use of mile re for more details on this. usually if i'll get straight to it any more detail that you have and these latest western strikes on. yeah. and then i will be surprised, they seem to be targeting humans, the air defense system. they seem to be targeting radar sites. they seem to be targeting ballistic miss messiah warranting sites. and this has been the case since they started these us and u. k. british military operations and human cost 6 days ago. so according to us officials, us watched these impacts, the intention of disarming and disabling the also a lot who these cheap a

that would see migrants to pull it in from the u. k to her, when the bell will know and towards the end reading. now the final stage of the reading of the house of commons. critics say the plan risk break it. it's a national move the cult leader in can you accuse of ordering follows to style themselves to death if they wanted to get to having has been ordered to undergo a mental health evaluation for mackenzie and the other stuff. specs appeared in court wednesday. catherine story reports from melinda in southeast, in kenya. is vicki chombo is still waiting for news of her 2 sisters and children who have been missing since january. she believes they were members of a doing state caused embodying d. more than $400.00 canyons, including children, died after their charge seemed to convince them to start themselves in order to meet jesus. 600 people are still missing. autopsies showed signs of suffocation and beatings the shallow graves. what discovered on a property in shuck hola in south eastern kenya, my mother to have in our last con

the argument then, as far as the us goes to u. k is stepping up funding to try to fill that gap the you is trying as well. um, how would you convince american politicians here to continue that support? well, i think that most american policy, since that i know, and i know a lot of them are fully on the side of ukraine and it's, it's not, it's not a um, i don't think it's a long term issue. right. the 2nd, i think that, that congress will find a way to, to provide us congress will provide a way to, to provide that the 63 some odd 1000000000 that has been promised this year. and the big, the elephant in the room is what happens when there's a new president in november of this year. they'll be a u. s. presidential election. president trump or say former president trump. is the front runner right now. he said that he will in the war and one day what he means by that is because he will stop funding ukraine. and if that happens, then does europe have the resources to step up? and by the way, comes back to the present restroom reserves.

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the international benchmark, brent cruise rows briefly to $80.00 a barrel off of the us and u. k to minutes reaction against the cruelties in yemen. joining us from brussels, frederick erickson, who is the director of the european sense of international political economy vitality with us, frederick about 2024, as we said, was meant to be the that inflation began to dissipate. but with rising tension in the middle east. and there's a tax in the red sea, is that still going to be the case? well, let's, let's hope i think, i think that's, that's perhaps the, the most prudent thing to do. i mean, as you said, we all right now in a situation where we have a couple of some of developments that are pushing up freight costs and a few other costs, which of course i'm making life much more difficult for the central banks that i had to plan for the be, i mean as far as we know, just start cutting the interest rates june 2024. and in that way, try to help economies to recover again from the economic downturns that we've seen since they stopped at monterey type thing. and that's playing i b