and although ukraine considers great britain to be one. of its closest allies, the post of ukrainian ambassador in london has been vacant for a long time months zelensky fired former ambassador vadym prystayk in july 23, after he publicly... stated that sarcasm between allies is unacceptable, which was perceived by the bank as a rebuke to zelensky personally because of his unfortunate statements. in principle, the decision to send the hard-working ambassador to great britain to some extent corresponds to zelensky's promise to keep the former head of his team. but at the same time, with this decision, zelensky removes zaluzhny from ukraine, where the ex-head is considered the only real rival of the president, provided that elections will be held, zg writes. i will remind you that according to the latest survey of the kyiv international institute of sociology, zaluzhny leads the top three leaders whom ukrainians trust the most. 94% of respondents expressed confidence in the ex-chief. this survey was conducted in mid-february. at the time, the head of gur kyrylo budanov was in second pl

to great britain, great britain will supply them to ukraine.but we see that scholz is not ready even for this. and most likely, he received very specific signals from the kremlin. this question is quite complex, as it involves different perspectives, depending on whether we are talking about europrop. or about europe as a whole, it is important to note that britain is not part of the european union. well, that requires a different mindset. in many ways, great britain is not shy about taking a leadership role. let's get this straight. we have qualified officers, commanders, the ability to create headquarters and conduct military operations. we have demonstrated this ability before and within the framework of nato. considering the question of the involvement of great britain. to military activity, it is important to recognize that this effectively means the involvement of a large part of nato's command staff. this adds complexity to political negotiations and relations. however, if the situation worsens, say if trump seizes power and withdraws am

that there is, for example , this is a very relevant question delivery of long-range rockets, great britain. does not lead the coalition on ballistic missiles, we also lead the coalition on drones, and i think it is good that now in europe there are countries ready to discuss new ideas about this, but if we talk about long-range missiles, now we also see that there is a discussion about what to do with missile t... every day it happens, both in budestasia, and in the negotiations currently held by the leaders of france, germany and poland, it arises, and here was the idea of ​​exchanging taurus missiles for storm shadow, as far as it realistically, do you think you can negotiate this with berlin, yeah, well, it's a technical issue, and they're looking at those technical aspects now, but you know, the uk was the first country. which supplied long-range missiles to ukraine, zdsu , showed that they use this weapon, this technique very effectively, and france too, because stom shadow and scalp are like a joint project of france and a great one, so i think that now it is. .. important issues tha

our alliance with britain must only grow stronger.n this situation, in principle, it is clear that the office of the president and the minister are one. of foreign affairs of ukraine for the fact that to be an ambassador, obviously great britain is also in favor of this, because this is quite a serious position and an important position, great britain is such a big military hub, and they are great friends for us, and they support us militarily, politically, diplomatically, but the most important we didn't hear, that is, whether he agreed to it, because there must be at least three parties here in order for everything to work out, well, on march 6 , i had my birthday, my fortieth birthday, and valery fedorovych congratulated me, we welcome you too, thank you, thank you, and i'm clear i would like to meet him, and i would like us to make a material about the anniversary of the death on the next day, march 7, the anniversary of dmytro kutsyubael, a hero of ukraine, who was rumored to have loved zaluzhny and zaluzhny loved him. we were ju

well, i can only answer as the ambassador of great britain. and you know, there is, there is a certain trend, because, as i said, we were, we, we were, the first country to supply, anti-tank missiles of a new generation, and then battle tanks, this is the challenge, i then it was stormshadow , and we, our partners, they, used the british model, uh, also what as far as departures in the security sphere are concerned, this is a process, this is a discussion, but i can also say that germany has significantly increased aid and support for the zdsu, as well as for ukraine. and tell me, mr. ambassador, i notice that now the ambassadors of ukraine's allied states, i would say, are somewhat wary of domestic political processes. there was a meeting of ambassadors of the group of seven with ukrainian journalists regarding the situation of freedom of speech, you and i met there, then you and your colleagues met about the same about the head of the security service of ukraine , well, we didn't meet there, but we met with the head of the security service,

zaluzhnye is sent as an ambassador to great britain. not exile or a show of confidence from the president. political sociology. poroshenko and prytula were named leaders of the ukrainian opposition. why is zaluzhny also included in the opposition? and while our broadcast continued, a press conference was held between the president of turkey, recep tayyip erdogan, and the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi. today, the ukrainian leader is in istanbul and is meeting. with his turkish visa, erdogan said during a press conference with volodymyr zelenskyi that turkey is ready to host a peace summit with the participation of russia, to quote recep tayyip erdogan, and from the very beginning we contributed to the end of the war based on negotiations, we are ready to host a peace summit in which russia will be involved, he said during the press conference. in addition, erdogan on... emphasized that we support the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of our strategic partner of ukraine. unfortunately, the war is having an increasingly negative impact regionally and globally, a

proposed a so-called circular scheme: germany supplies taurus to great britain, great britain. britain will supply them to ukraine, but we see that scholz is not ready even for that, and most likely, he received very specific signals from the kremlin. this issue is quite complex as it involves different perspectives, depending on whether we are talking about the european union or europe as a whole, it is important to note that britain is not part of the european union. well, that requires a different mindset. in many ways, great britain is not shy about taking roles. let's get this straight. we have qualified officers, commanders, the ability to create headquarters and conduct military operations. we have demonstrated this ability before and within the framework of nato. when considering the question of the involvement of great britain in military activities, it is important to recognize that this actually means the involvement of a large part of the nato command staff. this adds complexity to political negotiations and relations. however, if the situation will worsen. britain

building britain together.evement in billing the world most successful, multiethnic, nrutti-faith — world most successful, multiethnic, multi—faith democracy, is being deliberately undermined. there are forces _ deliberately undermined. there are forces here — deliberately undermined. there are forces here at home trying to tear us apart — forces here at home trying to tear us apart. since october seven, there have been— us apart. since october seven, there have been those trying to take advantage of the very human angst we all feel— advantage of the very human angst we all feel about the terrible suffering that war brings to the innocent — suffering that war brings to the innocent konsa women and children, to advance _ innocent konsa women and children, to advance a — innocent konsa women and children, to advance a divisive, hateful, ideological agenda. to advance a divisive, hateful, ideologicalagenda. on to advance a divisive, hateful, ideological agenda. on too many occasions — ideological agenda. on too ma

britain wants change and it is time _ be set. britain wants change and it is time for— be set. applause because the choice at these collections is exactly the same as it witt— collections is exactly the same as it will be — collections is exactly the same as it will be later this year, stability with labour or more chaos with the _ stability with labour or more chaos with the tories. unity or division. rehewat— with the tories. unity or division. rehewat or— with the tories. unity or division. renewal or decline. a changed labour party ready— renewal or decline. a changed labour party ready to serve the interests of working — party ready to serve the interests of working people or a conservative party— of working people or a conservative party that _ of working people or a conservative party that has forgotten how to serve _ party that has forgotten how to serve anything other than itself. and we — serve anything other than itself. and we can all see the consequences, their failure _ and we can all see the consequences, their failure is visible and we can all see the consequenc

great britain proposed a so-called circular scheme: germany supplies tauruses to great britain, greatl supply them to ukraine, but we see that scholz is not ready even for this, and most likely, he received very specific signals from the kremlin. this issue is quite complex as it involves different perspectives, depending on whether we are talking about the european union or europe as a whole, it is important to note that britain is not part of the european union. well... this requires a different mindset. in many ways, great britain is not shy about taking a leadership role. let's get this straight. we have qualified officers and commanders capable of creating headquarters and conducting military operations. we have demonstrated this capability earlier and within the framework of nato. when considering the question of the involvement of great britain in military activities, it is important to recognize that this actually means the involvement of a significant part of the nato command staff. this adds complexity to political negotiations and relations, but if the situation worsens, sa

well, it is obvious that the britains were in harmony with us. in this way, following this wave of jewish immigration and arab opposition, finally in 1935, sheikh izaddin al-gassam and his fighters were killed by the british forces. however, i'm afraid that this spirit of that uncontrollable palestinian will reincarnate in the next generations and repeating his name will always frighten us. what's more, the british successfully attacked their headquarters with armored equipment and helicopters. it's obvious that it would have been better to credit the hagana members for the honor. but in the end it wouldn't make much difference, the important thing was that the road to improve the situation should have been paved. the victory of britain and the jews, it supported against isadin al-ghassam facilitated migration, so few years later, a quarter of... million more jews entered the promised lands of herzel. imagine that you're moving towards your lover on the road. the familiar signs of her home make you excited, don't they? people welcomed immigration

proposed the so-called circular scheme, germany supplies taurus to great britain britain, great britainwill supply them to ukraine, but we see that... scholz is not ready even for this, and most likely, he received very specific signals from the kremlin. this question is quite complex, as it involves different perspectives, depending on whether we are talking about the european union or europe as a whole. it is important to note that britain is not part of the european union. well, that requires a different mindset. in many ways, great britain is not shy about taking a leadership role. let's get this straight. we have qualified officers, teams, the ability to create headquarters and conduct military operations. we have demonstrated this ability before and within the framework of nato. when considering the question of the involvement of great britain in military activities, it is important to recognize that this actually means the involvement of a large part of the nato command staff. this adds complexity to political negotiations and relations. however, if the situation worsens, say if

great britain and france.germany, unfortunately, does not have this capacity, as it has suffered significant losses over the past 20 years. she lacks officers capable of effective administration, so either britain or france, or both together, can manage anything serious. it is worth remembering that great britain was already effectively doing similar work in bosnia, so both britain and france are quite capable, yes, able to manage. something really serious. dear mr. colonel, i would like to ask you about the medium and short-term prospects of what will happen in the war now. in particular, we understand that the situation is difficult. in the zaporozhye direction, such as chasivyat, novomykhaivka, marinka , and so on, these are all extremely difficult sections of the front. on the other hand, we understand that the enemy may be preparing to raise another degree of military escalation, in particular, it is about the use of certain strategic resources, their preparation for the spring-summer campaign, and when w

valery will be so far from us even in britain, mr. andreykiv, what do you think about this, what does this decision mean for zaluzhnyi, he agreed to it, is it a plus for us? thank you studio for the invitation, it's been a long time were not in such a nice, warm atmosphere, i believe that we in ukraine, in order to solve the global problems we are facing, should, er, ideologically move away from the concept of personification of any event, and move to the concept of institutionalization, then we are too fixated on persons, on specific... actions committed by certain politicians, but at the same time we forget that the state is a system of institutions, it is the relationship between them and the fulfillment of tasks and powers by them, regardless of , which person leads that or another institution, just as in the armed forces there are statutes of the armed forces, there are corresponding rules of conduct of battle, and the religious affiliation, nationality of the commander, his preferences do not matter. in connection with the fact

well, it is obvious that the britains were in harmony with us. in this way. following this wave of jewish immigration and arab opposition, finally in 1935, sheikh izaddin al-ghassam and his fighters were killed by the british forces. however, i'm afraid that this spirit of that uncontrollable palestinian will reincarnate in the next generations and repeating his name will always frighten us. what's more, the british successfully attacked their headquarters. members with armored equipment and helicopters, it's obvious that it would have been better to credit the hagana members for the honor, but in the end it wouldn't make much difference. the important thing was that the road to improve the situation should have been paved. the victory of britain and the jews, it supported. against izaddin al-ghassam facilitated migration, so few years later, a quarter of million more jews entered the promised lands of herzel. imagine that you're moving towards your lover on the road. the familiar signs of her home make you excited, don't they? people welcomed immigration to

our alliance with britain must only grow stronger.here are several decrees today that are worth talking about. signed two decrees of recognition. well, actually, of course what a diligent diplomat will be, we will obviously see what he was like as the head of the armed forces of ukraine. we have seen and... and we will already draw conclusions from his diplomatic work, when britain agrees to zaluzhny's presence in london, well, i think there will be no problems with this, otherwise it would not have happened, there would not have been this appeal by zelenskyi, he would not have spoken about this appointment, obviously, everything has already been agreed upon. let's talk more about what statements were made today, because today sweden became the 32nd member of nato, but there were also several important statements of the leaders. of europe, in particular macron, that he stated that there are no restrictions, no red line for supporting ukraine, and lemont writes about this, and medvedev immediately reacted, the deputy head of the russia

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i think initially, cos that's the only way we've talked about empire in britain until recently.t i realise with the empire world, travelling to mauritius and nigeria and barbados and india, is that the legacies are profoundly contradictory. so, the british empire resulted in quite a lot of democracy around the world — australia, singapore and so on. it also resulted in a huge amount of geopolitical chaos, it spread slavery, it also spread anti—slavery, it spread the free press, it spread press censorship, it destroyed the environment in massive ways, but it also led to the birth of modern environmentalism. so these legacies are much more contradictory than i expected when i started myjourney into this history. some of that is just happenstance and unintended consequences. surely you're trying to get to sort of core motivations for the british imperial experience? there weren't any core motivations in the sense that it was such a sprawling history, covered such a wide geographical area. it's very hard to generalise — whatever you say about the british empire, you can say the oppo

our alliance with britain must only grow stronger.anina, in this situation. in principle, one thing is clear: the office of the president and the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine for the ambassador to be involved, obviously, great britain is also for it, because it is enough a serious position and an important position , great britain is such a big military hub, and they are great friends for us, and they support us both militarily, politically, and diplomatically, but we haven’t heard from the most diligent person, that is, did he... agree to it, because there should be at least three parties here in order for everything to work out, well, on march 6, i had my birthday, my fortieth birthday, and valery fedorovych congratulated me, we congratulate you too, thank you, thank you, and i, of course, i would like to meet him and i would like to do it just the material about the anniversary of the death on the next day, march 7, of da vinci dmytro kutsebayel the hero. of ukraine, who by word of mouth loved zaluzhny, and zaluzhny loved

britain here at home. —— britain's borders.hing heavily these past few months, the horrifying conflict in the middle east and the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding in gaza. i visited israel and palestine three weeks ago, i met israeli citizens still visibly traumatised by the events of october the 7th, i met eating, a father waiting for news of his two sons who were taken hostage by hamas terrorists and i met palestinians deeply traumatised by the continuing carnage in gaza. i held a baby in a hospital in eastjerusalem being cared for along with her two baby sisters. triplets. i heard from the nurses, how their mother had been forced back into gaza straight after giving birth. she hasn't been allowed a permit to visit since then. a motherforced to allowed a permit to visit since then. a mother forced to leave allowed a permit to visit since then. a motherforced to leave her babies in those crucial early days, at kept apart from them for months by this trouble and terrible war. the the prime minister today to make a diplomatic

to great britain, great britain will supply them to ukraine. but we see that scholz is not ready even for this, and most likely, he received very specific signals from the kremlin. this question is quite complex because it involves different perspectives, depending on whether we we are talking about the european union or europe as a whole. it is important to note that britain is not a part. of the european union. well, that requires a different mindset. in many ways, great britain is not shy about taking a leadership role. let's get this straight. we have qualified officers, commanders, the ability to create headquarters and conduct military operations. we have demonstrated this ability before and within the framework of nato. when considering the question of the involvement of great britain in military activities, it is important to recognize that this is a fact means engagement. a large part of the nato command structure, this adds to the complexity of political negotiations and relations, but if the situation worsens, say if trump seizes pow

we know that the biggest friend of ukraine in britain is boris johnson, he will not say that everyonetain, to put it mildly, he may have more critics than supporters, but if you take everyone and both main parties, what do they think, as far as we can and continue to count on britain here in ukraine? well, i think it is exaggeration, that many criticize boris johnson, maybe, maybe they... criticize only because they were never invited to his party, but because, because it is that he may have violated something, during the corona virus, i think , that among the majority of people, it is not such, it is not such an important issue, because a lot of people have done it themselves, and as for great britain, i think that there is a problem here, that prime minister sun. yes and and and and the current secretary of defense, these are not the same people who were the first two years of the war, johnson and ben wallace, they were generally vanguards in the first place, or excuse me, the second place was taken by the united states of america, which supplied weapons to ukraine. now, it seems, g

in this, i think britain began to look on design. this movement is a possible partner in justifying or read negotiations of their agreement with the french. you see, for britain simply to claim territory against what they've already concluded in an agreement with friends. could create diplomatic problems at the british. but if they were to make a claim to palestine, not out of self interest, but in order to advance a great historic ideal of the restoration of the jewish people to that typical homeland. that this could justify an adjustment of the terms of sites pico, in a way that the french would accept the british wanted somehow. uh and, and more and more increasingly the so that the jews held the key to winning the war. and so they had to figure out how to bribe the jews to support the sir. mark sikes had succeeded in drawing the line one side from acre in the west. took her a cook in the east, but the 1st time in government this was not enough. the british for using the jewish national movement to secure palestine for themselves,

well, it is obvious that the britains were in harmony with us. in this way, following this... wave of jewish immigration and arab opposition, finally in 1935, sheikh izaddin al-ghassam and his fighters were killed by the british forces. however, i'm afraid that the spirit of that uncontrollable palestinian will reincarnate in the next generations and repeating his name will always frighten us. what's more, the british successfully attacked their headquarters with r equipment and helicopters. it's obvious that it would have been better to credit the hagana members for the honor, but in the end it wouldn't make much difference. the important thing was that the road to improve the situation should have been paved. the victory of britain and the jews, it supported against is... facilitated migration, so few years later, a quarter of million more jews entered the promised lands of herzel. imagine that you're moving towards your lover on the road. the familiar signs of her home make you excited, don't they? people welcomed immigration to palestine, the

in every day. the palestinian disaster, nakba catastrophe was authored, when the prime minister of britain, on behalf of one people, promised to the zionist federation on behalf of second people, the land that belong to a third people. none of the three people concerned were of course consulted, and after that balford declaration, more than 100 years ago, we began the... descent down the bloody staircase which led us to this disaster today. now breaking news, the united nations security council has called for a cease fire for the month of ramadan. they hope that it will become a lasting cease fire, but even a lasting cease fire implies some kind of event at the end, which might return the violence, the massacres, the bloodshed, the torture. the truth is, we don't know at the time of recording, if israel will tell the united nations security council to stick their resolution, well the sun don't shine. we don't know what the members of the security council will do about it, well that to be the case. it may be that... although he's huffing and puffing, the gangster netanyahu truly wanted this

our alliance with britain must only grow stronger. zaluzhny himself did not comment on his possible appointment, nor did the british ministry of foreign affairs make any statements, instead the head of the ministry of foreign affairs dmytro kuleba of ukraine said on the air of the telethon that the appointment of the general as an ambassador is a logical and strong step, and that it would be useful. there is both education and desire for this, and the ex-ambassador to the usa valery chaly wrote on facebook that the public announcement of the ambassador's candidacy before great britain approves the candidacy is already a violation of diplomatic norms, and according to chaly, it would be possible to publicize the ambassador's candidacy only after obtaining the consent of the receiving party. well , it is worth reminding that there is news about the possible appointment of a diligent ambassador to britain appeared even before it was removed from it. central committee in february of this year, however, the president then stated that he wa

our alliance with britain must only grow stronger. and there are several decrees today that are worth talking about. signed two decrees of recognition. well, actually, it is clear that what kind of a diligent diplomat will be, we will obviously see what kind of leader he was. of the armed forces of ukraine , we have seen and will draw conclusions from his diplomatic work, when britain agrees to zaluzhnyi's presence in london, well, i think there will be no problems with this, otherwise it would have been, there would not have been this appeal by zelenskyi, he would not talked about this appointment, obviously everything has already been agreed upon. let's talk more about what statements were made today, because today sweden became the 32nd member of nato, but... there were several more important statements by european leaders, in particular macron, who said that there are no restrictions, no red flags lines to support ukraine , and lemont writes about this, and medvedev immediately reacted, the deputy head of the security council of r

, and great britain, accordingly, would be ready to transfer them to us, well, i would believe, so to speak, in the given prospects, as if it were all a matter. was not made public in advance , well, conditionally speaking, if a certain understanding had been reached there on the secret lines of communication between the ministries of defense of great britain and germany, well, and accordingly officially... they would have transferred the taurus to great britain, and there already, so to speak, everything falls on the good will of the british, well, accordingly, then, in my opinion, it would work better than bringing everything back into such a powerful discussion. yes, the fact is, and the main problem is that this is not yet a discussion, this is the answer of the head of the german ministry of foreign affairs in an interview during a talk show on one of the german channels, to some document, draft... memorandum , not even conversations between the power structures of britain and germany, this is only an answer to the question of a politician, and not of the ruling faction, because

, and he will bring many, many benefits not only from the point of view of bilateral relations with britainalso for such. behind-the-scenes diplomacy with asian countries, africa and latin america. it is clear with general zaluzhny, because general zaluzhny is a statesman, he is a person who serves the state of ukraine, and he, as a person who is responsible, she accepted this position and accordingly will work in this position, but yanina correctly noticed and noted that the day before information was made public, sociological data from sotsios, where... in the second round, when it comes out, in the presidential round, when zelenskyi and zaluzhnyi come out, then , accordingly, zaluzhnyi gets 607% in the second round, and zelenskyi gets 32. my colleague, maksym smart compared the publication of this sociology, the day before zaluzhny's appointment, as a declaration of war or an attack without a declaration of war, that is, he perceives it. what happened to zaluzhny is exactly like a declaration of war, well, not a declaration of war, but in principle, this sociology is simply murderous. an

britain.itish manufacturing around this country this magnificent country. >> we're here at dynamic in castleford . here they produce a castleford. here they produce a product that is sold across the globe . globe. >> and you, david, are the brains behind it. >> i am indeed, yeah. >> i am indeed, yeah. >> i am indeed, yeah. >> i designed a tool for removing locking wheel nuts. i did it over 25 years ago. now, we found out a young guy that come to me wanted his locknut from moving, so i made a tool to do it, and then it's all grew from there. i contacted the rac, the aa, and it just become a market leader. really >> so you created a patented product? yes. that's now evolved over time. yes. and where are you today with this ? you today with this? >> we've expanded, we've moved several premises over the years. we started off in a little butcher's shop where we rented, and then we bought a unit. then we bought a bigger unit, and then we've invested heavily in then we've invested heavily in the mach

in this, i think britain began to look on design. this movement is a possible partner in justifying or read negotiations of their agreement with the french. you see, for britain simply to claim territory against what they've already concluded in an agreement with friends, could create diplomatic problems at the british. but if they were to make a claim to palestine, not out of self interest, but in order to advance a great historic ideal of the restoration of the jewish people to the legal homeland. that this could justify an adjustment of the terms of sites pico, in a way that the french would accept the british wanted somehow. uh and uh and more and more increasingly, they felt that the jews held the key to winning the war. and so they had to figure out how to bribe the jews to support the to sir, mark sikes had succeeded in drawing the line he wanted from acre in the west to cook in the east. but for some government, this was not enough to limit the british for using the jewish national movement to secure ca this time for themselv

loki uh will britain ever beheld to account for what it's done and if so how how could that? happen: well, in the case of the international criminal court, the uh, lawyer who was just appointed to head the investigation into palestine, and the crimes committed there, is in fact a donor to the conservative party, and he's somebody that when put in the position to make the decision made sure that no british soldiers were prosecuted for war crimes in the iraki. text, of course, the question points clearly to a kind of infallibility of these particular global powers during this section of human history, but the pendulum is moving in a different direction and the global economy is returning to a more natural equilibrium, which i think along with it will render these types. of exertions of force, what you're talking about in gaza is the power to some extent of the global north being visited upon the heads and the shoulders of what is deemed to be the most vulnerable part of the global south. gaza is separated by land from its allies in the rest of the resistance axis, and you have

about, for example, that it is not done that way, you need to get an answer from the partners of great britain first, and then announce it, what happened so publicly, and we learned about it last night, how do you feel about it , well, there will always be criticism, but it happened, how it happened, the president announced that he approved the nomination, he did not say that he appointed the ambassador, there is a certain mechanism, there is a request for... 30, britain has 30 days to confirm that they want to see valery fedorovych in particular , appointed to the position of ambassador there, as a representative of the president, or the ambassador is the alterego of the president, let's say, in another country, so we wait 30 days, if there is confirmation, then there will be a decree, and then it will be printed this decree is in the central press at the same time in the united kingdom and in ukraine, so then valery fedorovych will be the ambassador, plus until... he still has to hand over credentials, verses of credentials in great britain, to the minister of foreign affairs and the prime m

is this another sign of lawless britain? ray addison has more . britain? ray addison has more. >> police say the incident started here with two men fighting at shortlands station and ended with a frenzied knife attack in front of horrified passengers. i'll have the details from an eyewitness who was on board, gender critical and sacked a teacher who lost his job for what he said was his refusal to use a student's preferred pronoun. >> has had his unfair dismissal claim rejected . he joins us live claim rejected. he joins us live and exclusively next. >> and labour's plans for levelling up sir keir starmer will set out his vision to build a better britain this morning. we'll bring you that live . we'll bring you that live. >> and from april the 6th people will have the legal rights to make a statutory flexible working request from home for the first day of employment. do we need to scrap working from home and just get back to the office? we're going to debate that very shortly. >> plus, blackpool council have overnight night a few weeks ago overnight, the z

britain conducted them in 2016.rgets in the south atlantic, trydon flew home towards the united states. mechanism the self-destruction of the rocket allowed us to avoid disaster. these manipulations of the british are observed by their alliance, not without surprise. it was launched in 2019, but since then has been subject to constant modifications. in 2020 , a leak was discovered on the ship; 2 years later , the aircraft carrier was again sent for repairs due to a propeller failure. the british fleet's problems are not limited to failed launches and other technical failures. the main problem is the shortage of personnel. in 2022 , the royal navy admitted that it was short of 700 sailors. our nuclear deterrent. applicants must either be reservists or have military service experience. do you know someone who is ready to perform such tasks? britain has four strategic vengard nuclear submarines with nuclear weapons on board. they are all based in scotland at faslen bay. at a minimum, one of the boats must be constantly

if you approve of president zelenskyi's decision to appoint an ambassador to great britain (0800-211- these numbers are free. call us, it is important for us to know your opinion. we have our guest, valery chaly, politician, diplomat, extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to the united states of america in 2015-19. mr. valery, i congratulate you, thank you for being with us today. i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. let's start our conversation, mr. valery, with a visit today's president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi to turkey. this visit has just started and the meeting between president zelenskyi and president erdogan is also ongoing, as far as i understand, judging by the information tapes. the day before, the office of the president of ukraine said that the topic for the conversation with recep tayyip erdogan will be the peace formula of ukraine, the organization of the peace summit, the safety of shipping in the black sea, global food stability, and yes... the release of ukrainian captives and political prisoners, which are held in the russian fe

great britain before receiving the griman, well, i... i will only comment on my part of foreign policy and diplomatic practice, after all, i am an expert on all issues, so this is the first position: appointment ambassador to britain has not yet taken place, according to ukrainian legislation , the appointment is made by a presidential decree, by the way, many people do not even understand that even a presidential decree is not yet the departure of the newly appointed ambassador of ukraine to the host country, he must... still do certain additional steps, then there are relevant orders in the ministry of foreign affairs, which for some reason now forgets, by the way, there is a countersignature of the prime minister, and the minister of legal affairs submits a candidacy, in the constitution of ukraine, even in case of dismissal ambassadors, there is a position that these steps of the president should be signed and countersigned by the prime ministers. affairs, although it is a very formal procedure in our country, but there were times wh

you're britain's you're watching britain's newsroom gb news. yes folks.ve any more luck with eurovision this year? let's have a listen, won't you make me dizzy for all your kisses? >> will you take my hand and spin me round and round till the moment arc i can't lie i like it. >> showbiz reporter ellie phillips is with us now to give us her thoughts. are you bopping away as well? ellie >> you know. absolutely. it's such a tune. it's got such a catchy tune. it's got this electropop feel . it's this 90s electropop feel. it's very, very reminiscent of pet shop boys. it's a sin and also a bit of like steps deeper shade of blue, which i think is great because, you know, people will have that kind of affinity with that feeling, and it's really nice well, it's all nice as well, because it's all about love. so it's about falling in love. so it's a positive song. the only kind of downside it doesn't go downside is it doesn't really go anywhere. lovely , but anywhere. it's very lovely, but it wants you to listen to it also wants you to listen to it also wants you to

of course, britain is not will be able to cut off american aid even if it wants to. actually, mr.it is very good that you noted this point, we understand that british diplomacy, it is very skillful, but very often there is a certain gap, so to speak, between the resources involved and announced plans, well, but the french president, if we are talking about such a tough international, the french president dared and voiced it, then his message was strengthened, then his message was a little more subtle. and almost refuted, in particular it is about the prospects of involving foreign military formations to protect our sovereignty, we understand that this can be a very long procedure, well, but if the french president is talking about it, we understand that this is not only about pr , that is, france tried, so to speak, to leave a little bit slower than the same united kingdom, here we have this, how serious... is it going to be serious and are there any real prospects, because we've already, you know , had enough of the german taurus in the last couple of years, it will be, it will b

all the police in britain. police forces in britain.you , when we look at the ask you, when we look at the relative threats of the far right , the far left, islamism, right, the far left, islamism, where's the hierarchy ? where's the hierarchy? >> okay, so in terms of the volume of crimes at the moment, we are seeing, you know, protesters and organisations who might be considered to be of the left of centre definitely are the ones who are committing more of the crimes and obviously the protests that are happening. i think what michael gove has done today is he's speaking out on behalf of the everyday man and woman country, the woman in this country, the moderate of britain, and moderate people of britain, and he's enough's he's saying, you know, enough's enough. government need enough. the government need to have some of these have a stance on some of these extremes are happening in extremes that are happening in society. i think the society. and i think the reference to the far right, there has been a small increase in right behaviour.

first and foremost, this was an imperative for the survival of britain at its empire. and secondly, they wanted to ensure that coming out of the board victorious, that their empire would benefit from the victory. so at this stage, i invite simmons and herbert samuels ideas about the rights of the jews to the central and palestine. did not find much sympathy in the corridors of power in london at disappointed fights monroe to a friend, asking whether there wasn't at least a discussion to be had about what he called the chance for the jewish people. i realize, of course, he went on, we cannot claim anything, we are much to optimized for it. what the debate did do, however, was to throw together vitamin the russian jewish immigrant searching for a homeland and refuge from persecution. with herbert samuel lords rothschild for members of the british, jewish leech established in society and part of the political and capitalist class . so it is in, for the most part across all of the community was actually in the minority. but certainly most of all within the jewish of late b

in this, i think britain began to look on design. this movement is a possible partner in justifying or read negotiations of their agreement with the french. you see, for britain simply to claim territory against what they've already concluded in an agreement with friends. could create diplomatic problems at the british. but if they were to make a claim to palestine, not out of self interest, but in order to advance a great historic ideal of the restoration of the jewish people to the legal homeland. that this could justify an adjustment of the terms of sites pico, in a way that the french would accept the british wanted somehow. uh and, and more and more increasingly, they felt that the jews held the key to winning the war. and so they had to figure out how to bribe the jews to support the sir. mark sikes had succeeded in drawing the line he wanted from acre in the west to cook in the east. but for some government, this was not enough. the british for using the jewish national movement to secure ca this time for themselves is this is

he the received wisdom britain 's achievements?— the received wisdom britain 's achievements?achievements? he said all sorts of silly things he said _ of silly things he said historians should stop rewriting street which is literally what they do stop he is on his way out of you look at the survey something like two—thirds of british people think it's a good idea to teach kids about colonialism and slavery stop a survey last year found 44% of people think the royal family should pay reparations for slavery which i thought was very high given i don't think most people even know the royal family were involved in slavery. ifeel quite optimistic the population are over this culture war before the politicians. do you want british people to feel a sense of gilt, shame, responsibility. sense of gilt, shame, resonsibili . , ., responsibility. absolutely not, it has nothing _ responsibility. absolutely not, it has nothing to _ responsibility. absolutely not, it has nothing to do _ responsibility. absolutely not, it has nothing to do with i it has nothing to do with pride, shame, yourfe

the alliance with britain should only strengthen., in this situation, in principle, one thing is clear: the president's office and the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine for the fact that zaluzhnyy was an ambassador. obviously, great britain is also in favor of this, because it is quite a serious position and an important position. great britain is such a big military hub, and they are great friends for us, and they support us also... militarily, politically, diplomatically, but we haven't heard from the most important person, that is, whether he agreed to it, because here it is, at least there must be three parties in order for everything to work out, well, on march 6, i had my birthday, my 40th birthday, and valery fedorovych congratulated me, we also congratulate you, thank you, thank you, and i would like to meet him and we would like to... just the material about the anniversary of the death on the next day on march 7 of davinchi dmytro kutsyubael, a hero of ukraine, who reportedly loved zaluzhny, and zaluzhny loved him, and

i agree with all of that britain is britain that because britain is britain and has be a respect andbritain, but for britain to be britain, not need the be britain, you do not need the eradication of everyone else. we talked previously about nuclear power. sunak power. look at when rishi sunak talks power. how power. look at when rishi sunak talyou power. how power. look at when rishi sunak talyou get power. how power. look at when rishi sunak talyou get nuclear power. how power. look at when rishi sunak talyou get nuclear energy?how power. look at when rishi sunak talyou get nuclear energy? it's do you get nuclear energy? it's from uranium. does the from uranium. where does the majority of uk's uranium come from? namibia. what does that say? in order to make the uk better, you can farm the resources of another country to make you better. so why will why does africa function to make you better? but an african in your country made to feel like country is made to feel like they're not worth the recognition. well, it's completely that is not no, no, international not international trade

in this, i think britain began to look on design. this movement is a possible partner in justifying or read negotiations. other agreement with the french, you see for britain, a simply to claim territory against what they've already concluded in an agreement with friends. could create diplomatic problems to the british. but if they were to make a claim to palestine, not out of self interest, but in order to advance a great historic ideal of the restoration of the jewish people to the legal homeland. that this could justify. busy an adjustment of the terms of sites pico, in a way that the french would accept the british wanted somehow. uh and, and more and more increasingly the so that the jews held the key to winning the war. and so they had to figure out how to bribe the jews to support the sir. mark sikes had succeeded in drawing the line he wanted from acre in the west to cook in the east, but 1st time in government, this was not enough. the british for using the jewish national movement to secure ca this time for themselves is th

get ready britain here we go. it's time to kick the extremists out of britain.xt. >> first the news. at 9:01. and our top story tonight. the deputy prime minister accused china today of being responsible for two malicious cyber campaigns targeting the electoral commission databases containing the names and addresses of 40 million registered voters were visible to chinese hackers in 2021 and 2022. but the government says it didn't affect the outcome of local elections at the time . local elections at the time. oliver dowden also said that national cyber security support will help political parties make sure they're protected from foreign influence. in the run up to the election . to the election. >> this is the latest in a clear pattern of hostile activity originating in china, including the targeting of democratic institutions and parliamentary organs in the united kingdom and beyond . beyond. >> oliver dowden, now the former isis bride shamima begum, has lost her initial bid to challenge the removal of her british citizenship at a supreme court. miss begum left

well, it is obvious that the britains were in harmony with us. in this way, following this wave of jewish immigration and arab opposition, finally, in 1935, sheikh izaddin al-ghassam and his fighters were: killed by the british forces, however, i'm afraid that the spirit of that uncontrollable palestinian will reincarnate in the next generations and repeating his name will always frighten us. what's more, the british successfully attacked their headquarters with armored equipment and helicopters? it's obvious that it would have been better to credit the hagana members for the honor, but in the end it wouldn't make much different. conference, the important thing was that the road to improve the situation should have been paved, the victory of britain and the jews, it supported against isadin al-ghassam facilitated migration, so few years later, a quarter of million more jews entered the promised land. of herzel, imagine that you're moving towards your lover on the road, the familiar signs of her home make you excited, don't they? people welcomed i

britain hosted them in 2016. then, instead of targets in the south atlantic, trydon flew home towards the united states. the rocket's self-destruction mechanism made it possible to avoid disaster. these manipulations of the british are observed, not without surprise, by their allies on different continents. how embarrassing it must be when a rocket was sent like this for the second time in a row, and to make it worse. at the same time , news comes that in the british army, male soldiers who feel like women are allowed to be accommodated in women's quarters. barracks, it seems to me that britain is in great shape to beat everyone in cancel culture, but is completely unprepared to win a world war, this is an absolute shock, second successive failure, it cost us £17 million to drown this thing at the bottom of the ocean, the other part of the scandal is the leak itself, serious questions arise as to how such information could get into the press, it's you... the problems of the british fleet are not limited to failed