would you call the british army institutionally racist? l british army institutionally racist?— absolutely institutionally racist oruanisation. , ., , , organisation. dwight is now pursuing his music career _ organisation. dwight is now pursuing his music career as _ organisation. dwight is now pursuing his music career as a _ organisation. dwight is now pursuing his music career as a civilian, - organisation. dwight is now pursuing his music career as a civilian, with i his music career as a civilian, with at last some sense ofjustice. an employment tribunal recently found that dwight had been the victim of race discrimination and harassment. in a statement, the ministry of defence said it did not tolerate abuse, bullying or discrimination of any kind. but dwight says his bitter experience shows that in the army, it is worse to accuse someone of racism and then it is to be a racist. jonathan beale, bbc news. the first minister of wales, mark drakeford, has has announced he's standing down as labour leader, triggering a contest to find his successor. mr drakeford, who's 69, say

jews in palestine were allowed to enlist in the british army. fighters from the haganah militia group were executed by the british. thousands of jews went to war and now knew how to use heavy machinery, tanks, artillery, wireless and even air force. all the specialties that a professional army should know. many of these people were the ones who played a key role in the 1948 war and later formed the core of the israeli army. in contrast to palestinians in this field, completely without knowledge and experience. according to israeli historian ilan pape, at the beginning of the war in the world, jewish groups operate in palestine. they started collecting extensive data. because he only cares about staying in power . staying in power is netanyahu's goal, which goes beyond the war goals he has announced and repeated so far , although he has so far failed to achieve any of them. as the days of war continue, israel is more and more in trouble. equations become more difficult for it. it seems, the rightists in netanyahu's cabinet feel that there are two

in the british send an army over? yes, the redcoats fighting, trained british army, 40 percent are tcolonial troops at this time. the colonies were contributing. however the colonial army was very informal let's say. so our professional troops, that is what one the war along with the native american allies. what do the colonial troops do? they fought when it was close to their home. when harvest time came they left the battlefield. and so one of the lessons coming out of the seven years war is what's going to win a future conflict is going to be our regular army and what's really important is that native american connections that we've got. what were the effects of the seven years war? territory. the french controlled all this territory and claimed a lot of territory all the way down to indiana . in 1763 in the piece that ends the seven years war gets all of the territory. east of the mississippi. a huge part of north america, much larger than the 13 colonies that we had to start with. it's way more than double. so wh

you pay soldiers, that's the position of a british army. colonel is troops up being charged with killing a young canyon woman like in 2012. the u. k. government as a foreign sovereign state does not consent to submit to the jurisdiction of this court and to be implemented in the present proceedings. well the senior. busy prefers comments came off direct canyon court reopened the probe into the death of agnes one bureau, whose body was found in the hotel septic tank. 2 months after she had disappeared, i guess was allegedly last seen in the company of the u. k. soldier, the so named british army training unit has been stationed in can you upgrade bilateral agreements since 1964? local prosecutors won't. several suspects extra time at this time trial. and can you some think london as too far rejected? i meant the deadlock and i, ruby cortez's decided to a drawer in the trial until may the victim's family say they were distraught 11 years ago and remains so today to know much whenever i see the british army, i'm filled with grief because justice has not been served for our lead sister, and

on april 18, the british army left the city of tiberias.y forced about 5,000 palestinians to leave their homes before leaving. the next day , zionist forces completely occupied the city of tiberias. at noon on april 21, the last british soldiers left haifa. that same evening, thousands of haganah forces attacked the city. some palestinians and arab volunteers stayed in the city to defend their homes . after two days of urban war, 60 people were killed and the rest left the city. many palestinians they were forced to migrate on trucks, cars, and some on foot. an endless train of people leaving their cities. until the end of 1948, the city of haifa fell into the hands of the zionist militia forces. the coastal city of jaffa was their next target. a woman was in charge of the palestinian fighters in yafara. his name was mohaibid. although jaffa was registered in the 1947 united nations partition plan as the arab part of palestine, the zionist forces also had an eye on this city. in the last week of april, the bombardment of the city became mor

did the british sent an army over? yes.ou've got redcoats who are fighting, trained british army that are fighting, 40% of those fighting are colonial troops at this time. the colonies were contributing. however, the colonial army was very informal, let's say. so our professional troops, that is what won us the war, native american allies, what did the colonial troops do? they fought when it was close to their home. when harvest time came, they left the battlefield and went to harvard and so one of the lessons coming out of the 7 years war is that what is going to win a future conflict is going to be the redcoats, our standing, our regular army, and what is really important is those native american connections. what were the effects of the 7 years war? territory. the french controlled all of this territory and claimed an awful lot of territory all the way down to louisiana. in 1763, in the piece that ends the 7 years war, britain gets all of the territory east of the mississippi. this is a huge part of north america. much l

did the british sent an army over? they were fighting for trained british army. 40% of those fighting are colonial troops. the colonies were contributing however the colonial army was very informal let's say. our professional troops, that's what won us the war along with the native american allies. what did the colonial troops to? they fought when it was close to theirr home. when harvest time came they left the battlefield and went home. so one of the lessons coming up of the seven years war is what's goingt to win a future conflict is going to be a regular army and what's really important is the native american connection to that. what were the effects of the seven years war? territory. the french controlled all of this territory and claimed an lot of territory all the way to louisiana. in 1763 in the piece that ends the seven years war britain gets all of the territory east of the mississippi. this is a huge part of north america, much larger than13 the3 colonies that we had. it's' not doubling its way more thanit d

did the british send an army over? yes. so you've got redcoats who are fighting the sort of trained british army that are fighting, but 40% of those fighting are troops at this time the colonies colonies were contributing. however, the colonial was very informal. let's say. and so our professional troops. that's what's that what won us the war along with the native american allies. what did the colonial troops do? they fought when it was close to their home. they didn't pay when it was further away. when harvest time came, they left the battlefield and went home. harvest and. so one of the lessons coming out of the seven years war is that going to win a future confer picked. it's going to be the redcoats is going to be our standing our regular army and what's really important is those native american connections that we've got. what were the effects of the seven years war territory? the french controlled all of this territory and claim armed an awful lot of territory all the way down to louisiana. in 1763, in the peace that

fleet in one day, the media note that the british army really has serious problems with recruitment,gays, lesbians and other transformers, no, they needed soldiers and sailors, if i were the ukrainian emigrants, i would prepare, but they don’t want to serve in their own, they will serve in... the british army. according to the former commander of the joint forces of great britain, general richard barrons, the world could soon face a new world war, and london is ill -prepared for it. but london is well prepared in terms of gender diversity and inclusion. argentina played 7:40 this week. argentine president-elect javier miley decided to convert from catholicism to judaism. it must be admitted that if we are already accustomed to transgender transitions in the west, then with his transition to judaism, melley was able to really surprise. the president of argentina is not such a fool, he senses fashion trends in the west. i have one question. do the jews agree? upon arrival in new york 27. connection with israel, there is something very cunning and national in this, as life shows, israel

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next up is glen grant, retired british army colonel, military expert. mr., congratulations and thank you for being here today with us. colonel, we have been watching over the last few weeks or even months as the heads of the european defense agencies and the heads of the north atlantic alliance. talk about the danger of the russian federation for europe and for nato, vladimir putin approved a record increase in spending on the army for the next year since the time of the soviet union. according to the approved budget in the 24th year, russia should direct almost a third of its expenses for the maintenance of the army to the defense-industrial complex. that is, it is on 70% more than in the 23rd year. what do you think such militarization means for the world, a new arms race and the specter of thirds? world war? first of all, i want to say that there is nothing new in putin's actions, because he has been talking about it for a long time, and now he is actually doing what we expected from him, and yes, he has now involved himself in this game, in the game lon

the british army training unit has been stationed in kenya under a by law for all agreements since 1964. local prosecutors, one, several suspects extradited just on trial in kenya. something london a so far rejected and made a deadlock and i will be court has decided to join the trial until may assist drew up the victim. say she feels this kilo whenever i see the british army in the field with grief because justice has not been served for our lead sister. and yet the soldiers keep on training here in kenya, seeing them brings back some bad memories. i went to one of the beach to be closed or have them stopped from training here because it was one person who caused the problem. not all of them will have locals working there in the army base. there kicked out it will mean job losses because we spoke with canyon high court advocates and buying you come to represent agnes. one year is from the he claims officials are trying to sweep her murder under the rug. we believe that i know you need to get so sweet as going on. this is going on these to got bought out that easy then add, make people

russian soldiers are well trained, armed, and the german army, like the british army, is in a pitifuls against moscow. returned against europe itself. over the past year , 50 large fertilizer production plants have closed in the eu. this happened due to attempts by european authorities to attribute profits. approximately 75% of the price of nitrogen fertilizers is the cost of gas. such a step, as experts note, will force owners to continue to close their production facilities, which will hit european agriculture hard. natalya goncharova, lead. the ruler of the chinese leadership to further strengthen the comprehensive partnership and strategic interaction between russia and china. mikhail mishustin noted that this year russian-chinese trade and economic cooperation has coped with difficult external challenges reached a new level. a meeting of the council of heads of government of the cis took place in moscow. during his speech, mikhail mishustin spoke about the priorities of work within the framework of russia’s chairmanship in the commonwealth bodies in the coming year. this is deepe

a rather large budget hole was discovered in the british army, with $22 billion missing. minsk ... arrival of military-patriotic clubs of belarus and russia, who took the prize money places, we'll tell you. the time-tested friendship, all-weather, comprehensive strategic nature of belarusian-chinese relations was confirmed by the leaders of our countries. alexander lukashenko and xidin ping held talks today as part of our president’s working visit to china. air force one arrived in beijing the night before. this year is already the second. visit of the head of the belarusian state to the celestial empire, our countries have been steadily increasing their interaction through bilateral contact for more than a quarter of a century. during this time it was possible to repeatedly strengthen the belarusian-chinese friendship, it is also commonly called the iron brotherhood, this especially emphasizes the strong bonds of partnership. today, issues of trade, economic, investment and international cooperation are on the agenda for high-level negotiations. our president emphasized

the british army training unit has been stationed in kenya on drug by las ro agreement. since 1964 and local prosecutors won't, several suspects extra died at this time trial. and can you something london has so far rejected. i meant that deadlock and i ruby cortez's decided to a drawer in the file until may the victim's family say they are the strong kilo. whenever i see the british army, i'm filled with grief because justice has not been served for our lead sister. and yet the soldiers keep on training here and came here. seeing them brings back some bad memories. i went to the beach to be closed or have them stopped from training here because there was one person who caused the problem. not all of them will have locals working there in the army base. there kicked out, it will mean job losses because we spoke with canyon high cordell's case and be you come to who represents the killed woman's family. he claims officials are trying to sweep her murder under the rug. we believe that i know in the face yes. oh sweet i have going on. this is going on. the to gallbladder ou

the british army training unit has been stationed in kenya under a beloved real agreements since 1964. the prosecutors on several suspects extradited the stump trial in kenya, something london, a so far rejected. i meant the deadlock and i will be courthouse decided to it during the trial until may the victim's family say be where? distraught. 11 years ago, i remain so to the kilo month whenever i see the british army, i'm filled with grief because justice has not been served for our lead sister. and yet the soldiers keep on training here in kenya, seeing them brings back some bad memories. i went to the beach to be closed or have them stopped from training here because it was one person who caused the problem. not all of them will have locals working there in the army base. there kicked out, it will mean job losses. wellness we spoke with canyon high court advocates in by you come out who represents 2nd his one year his family, he claims officials are trying to sweep her electric murder under the roof. we believe that i know in the past you guys will switch out going on. the list is

and then eventually the army gave them an the british army gave them an order for 1000 vehicles, and suddenly thought, well, actually, this rover the actually, this rover for the land might, might be better than we thought. >> sounds like it was instant >> sounds like it was an instant success then. was it? >> sounds like it was an instant suc oh, then. was it? >> sounds like it was an instant suc oh, yes]. was it? >> sounds like it was an instant suc oh, yes. they; it? >> sounds like it was an instant suc oh, yes. they were very, very >> oh, yes. they were very, very attractive to farmers in particular, for the farmers didn't have a small vehicle that they could take across the fields and, and work with. fields and, and, and work with. and that's why the land rover became , became so popular. became, became so popular. >> this is a different kettle of fish, obviously a militarised vehicle. what's the story on this one? >> this is known as a pink panther for the obvious reason that it's painted pink and the reason that it's painted pink is that the raf decided that , uh, that the raf

and then eventually the army gave them an the british army gave them an order for 1000 vehicles, andthey suddenly thought, well, actually, this rover the actually, this rover for the land might, might be better than we thought. >> sounds like it was instant >> sounds like it was an instant success then. was it? >> sounds like it was an instant suc oh, then. was it? >> sounds like it was an instant suc oh, yes]. was it? >> sounds like it was an instant suc oh, yes. they; it? >> sounds like it was an instant suc oh, yes. they were very, very >> oh, yes. they were very, very attractive to farmers in particular, for the farmers didn't have a small vehicle that they could take across the fields and, and work with. fields and, and, and work with. and that's why the land rover became , became so popular. became, became so popular. >> this is a different kettle of fish, obviously a militarised vehicle. what's the story on this one? >> this is known as a pink panther for the obvious reason that it's painted pink and the reason that it's painted pink is that the raf decided that , uh, that the

the so named british army training unit has been stationed in kenya under a by law for all agreements. since 1964. local prosecutors on several suspects extradited. this done trial in can you something to london has so far rejected. i made the deadlock and i ruby cortez's decided to adjourn the trial until may the victim's family say they were distraught 11 years ago and remains. so today, whenever i see the british army, i'm filled with grief because justice has not been served for our lead sister. and yet the soldiers keep on training here and came here. seeing them brings back some bad memories. i went to the beach to be closed or have them stopped from training here because it was one person who caused the problem. not all of them have locals working there in the army base. if they're kicked out, it will mean job losses. well we spoke with, can you the high court advocates and be you kind of who represents the at dead woman's family. he comes, officials are trying to sweep her legend murder under the rug. we believe that i know in the face. yes. so sweet as going on, this is going

as a result, various jewish militias decided to plan an attack on the british army. the most important military force of the zionist haganah decided to form a coalition against britain with iran and stronging. at this time, david ben- gurin was able to convince members of the jewish community in america to financially support the purchase of weapons manufacturing machinery. death ride the ancient streets of jerusalem , and here the climax, blasting of police headquarters, three men lost their lives in this attack, roving band shot up the station first, then launched high explosives, soldiers comb the debris for other dead as turmoil seeds in the cradle of brotherly love, new high commissioner cunningham investigates, tommies patrol the streets and quiet he sends, is it the calm before another storm? the king david hotel in jerusalem is where the biggest attack against the british forces took place. the british used this building as their military headquarters. on july 22 , 1946, a huge explosion destroyed the entire southwest part of the hotel and killed 91 people. t

a budget gap has been discovered in the british army, about $22 billion, the financial times reported. thus, the ministry of defense of the united kingdom has estimated the shortage of funds allocated by the government for new weapons and equipment over the next 10 years. one of the main reasons is increased costs. for nuclear and naval programs. you do not belong here, as western countries carry out racial cleansing, humiliation of indigenous peoples , cultural genocide. denmark, sweden, canada, usa, murder of children and inhuman dictatorship from the 19th century to the present day. shameful stories democracy in clear politics, watch today after the panorama. the consequences of another snowfall continue to be eliminated in minsk, work is going on around the clock, road services are busy loading and removing snow removed from the roadway and sidewalks, now this work is almost completed, cleaning is being completed in certain areas to prevent snowfall. when we received a forecast from belgener that heavy precipitation in the form of snow was coming, additional units of equipment wer

the british army losses in the le, we're the largest since the end of world war 2. in 1957, the british empire was forced to recognize malay and independence. the resilience of them a late people put an end to the history of british colonialism in southeast asia. the hours change, but the trends we observe last year continue with this, getting to the new year. change is in the air and the powers that be in politics and media are resisting. the status quote is being tested. this is what could make 2020 for a water ship here. the, the the, the stopping images from salt, the gall to what is really strikes kill nice, 20 and wound. many move on it and you know, whose actions and you last and he list no, this was then he blocks and it supported from the west. the talk as president plans as well for the killing of pavilions and hold power. it also opened not see the, the ship that as he was western partners come to fit in the forest unfolding calls . i've also had time standing today in tell how sure more base and i am very few.

army from dunkirk.tional prayer was announced in the united states on the eve of the allied landings in normandy in 1944. at the same time , the deputy. proposes a general prayer repeatedly, as in the usa and britain, every day. please, this is of course a so-so statement. so what is the problem? first, in the united states, the issue of migration, the issue of borders, is much more important. and as a matter of fact, the data that came in today seems to show that , paradoxically, they bet on that same guy, now i’ll explain why. and accordingly, raiters, aka raiters, aka. presented their data accordingly for the candidates due to the fact that as if six out of ten, that is, 60% of the us population believe, that a third candidate is needed, that’s plus or minus, or rather, no matter how they support it. neither one nor the other to the same extent, this is a struggle of respectively low ratings, if elections were held now, then 30 - 38% would vote for trump, 36% would vote for biden, and 26% would consi

army with, although it is now in the most depressive state in the last 200 years, if britain, as then ambassador to britain said, were now participating in a ground operation for ukraine, they would be able to put up 75,000 soldiers and 100 tanks, well, that’s just a comparison, this includes drummers and those who wear bearskin hats, an understanding of the scale that is now going on and how we operate at the front, how we move forward, but i remember your quote, when... you said that if you are disappointed in people, go to the front, there you will meet real people, today i had a conversation with one commander of a special unit, who returned from there, we seemed to be discussing, he said: listen, you know , but we, too, were in illusion for a long time, we looked at the training missions of the american special forces, it seemed to us that this is exactly how it should be done, we looked at their painted faces during exercises, we thought, this is probably where we should strive, we saw how the americans weighed climb. you showed bradley very well in the frame, it would seem tha

a former british army court.oldier accused of spying for iran will stand trial in october next year, 22 year old daniel khalife november trial was put off after he allegedly escaped wandsworth prison by strapping himself to a food delivery lorry. khalife is charged under the official secrets act of gathering information that might be useful to an enemy of the uk between may the 1st 2019 and january the 6th. last year he's accused of passing sensitive material to iranian intelligence , which he denies . a memorial , which he denies. a memorial service marking 35 years since the lockerbie bombing has paid tribute to the 270 people who died . the local clergyman, who died. the local clergyman, who led the service called it a senseless act of violence . when senseless act of violence. when the boeing 747 exploded over the scottish town of lockerbie, it killed all 259 passengers and crew on board and 11 people on the ground . the bombing, which the ground. the bombing, which happened as the plane made its way from lon

the british army had that experience, they didn't want to have colonists in their ranks. washington himself was reject -- projected from the royal navy. so when the second continental congress meeting was 1775 and they are choosing a commander of the continental army that is operating in massachusetts, john adams in massachusetts get out and says i nominate colonel george washington of virginia, in washington, who had appeared in that continental congress as a delegate wearing his military uniform, blue for the militia, excepts his command, insisting that he is not really qualified for it but that he will do his best, and he takes command. so what if lord fairfax had not perfected his land grant in northern virginia which he litigated for 11 years in london before he comes back and hires george washington? what if george washington had not had that experience in the frontier? what if we had not had in george washington and military leader who as a general resigned his commission, who obeys the commands of the continent the congress, however difficult they may be, who refu

army's sullusion with the loyalist terrorists at to a massive recruitment campaign for republican army ira actually made the uh the conf, it seems that more people are being killed as uh benjamin nahu's political career - takes a dive, i mean he he's getting more and more criticism from the zinanis in israel too with mass demonstrations going on against him and as he becomes more belegered uh as tries to stay away from the jail cell uh where they're trying to put him over the last couple of years for fraud uh so he seems to be doubling down uh and actually trying to start uh not only a regional war this is potentially a world war and i would say one thing about the united states role in vetoing these um resolutions which of course are humanitarian common sense you know it's almost as if we haven't learned our history we need to stop these sort of things in international fora and nip them in the bud. we have to remember after the second world war we had many thousands of given saven in the united states because they wanted to use the nazis as part of the cold war to spy on and to help t

the british army had that experience, they didn't want to have colonists in their ranks.hington himself was reject -- projected from the royal navy. so when the second continental congress meeting was 1775 and they are choosing a commander of the continental army that is operating in massachusetts, john adams in massachusetts get out and says i nominate colonel george washington of virginia, in washington, who had appeared in that continental congress as a delegate wearing his military uniform, blue for the militia, excepts his command, insisting that he is not really qualified for it but that he will do his best, and he takes command. so what if lord fairfax had not perfected his land grant in northern virginia which he litigated for 11 years in london before he comes back and hires george washington? what if george washington had not had that experience in the frontier? what if we had not had in george washington and military leader who as a general resigned his commission, who obeys the commands of the continent the congress, however difficult they may be, who refuses

in 1917 , the british army attacked. the british invaders attacked gaza.h at that time there was no sufficient balance of power between the people of gaza city. and the british occupiers but the british after about 10,000 people were killed, they were able to take this city with a very heavy loss . although this occupied area has always been bitter for both the palestinian and lebanese sides , it has become even more bitter for the regime, especially after the al-aqsa storm operation. both palestinian-lebanese sides crossed the borders and experienced infiltration and presence inside israel to the utter disbelief of the regime. here in the border area of ​​kafarkala odyssa with occupied palestine, we are at the zero line of the border, where the zionist regime's army has built high walls here. events and on these walls, lebanese and non-lebanese different countries paint images in between and in one of these pictures, we see a picture in which the scenario of the liberation of palestine and reaching the occupied jerusalem and the liberation of jerusalem is

thomas gage of the british army hutchinson struck out with john adams. he struck out with hancock to. hancock hutchinson said of hancock that he intended to quit all active concern in public affairs and to attend to his private business. he even swore hancock did that he will quote never again connect himself with adams. now, samuel adams doesn't need hancock to stay politically active. he could do that all on his own at this time. in 1772, he sets up a committee of correspondence to communicate with the other colonies outside of massachusetts about crown's infringements violations. the boston committee of correspondence included merchants doctors and lawyers. many of them went to harvard and many of them were masons. hancock checks these boxes, but he declines to sit the committee. thomas cushing, hancock's friend, also a merchant and a fellow moderate, also not sit on the committee. samuel adams, hancock and cushing for not being a part of the committee, not its ideas. the committee itself. privately, however, john samuel adams were concerned both merc

thomas gage of the british army hutchinson struck out with john adams. he struck out with hancock to. hancock hutchinson said of hancock that he intended to quit all active concern in public affairs and to attend to his private business. he even swore hancock did that he will quote never again connect himself with adams. now, samuel adams doesn't need hancock to stay politically active. he could do that all on his own at this time. in 1772, he sets up a committee of correspondence to communicate with the other colonies outside of massachusetts about crown's infringements violations. the boston committee of correspondence included merchants doctors and lawyers. many of them went to harvard and many of them were masons. hancock checks these boxes, but he declines to sit the committee. thomas cushing, hancock's friend, also a merchant and a fellow moderate, also not sit on the committee. samuel adams, hancock and cushing for not being a part of the committee, not its ideas. the committee itself. privately, however, john samuel adams were concerned both merc

you were a strategic military planner in the british army.is required to protect shipping through it body of water? >> christian, you have seen examples with the piracy problem off the coast of somalia and the huge tanker take forever to change direction and travel at relatively slow pace and are effectively sitting ducks specially where it comes through the strait and the tankers pass each other within two nautical miles. if you know the territorial waters extends out to 12 nautical miles you he a sense of just how much of a choke point this strait s. and the choke point basically straights the red sea and to the north the so suez canal to the aden where a lot of persian nations trade comes through saving a lot of time that would have to send shipping around the southern cape of africa which adds a tremendous amount of money and logistical planning and tremendous amount of more planning to go into getting the cargo where it needs to go. the protection systems that you see on war ships, they are the weapon systems that for example have been p

army, by members of the parachute regiment at a civil rights demonstration at londonderry, the secondiggest city in northern ireland in the bog5ide area, known as stronghold for irish nationalism. a5 stronghold for irish nationalism. the former soldier is known as soldier f and his identity is not publicly known and there is an order on the court granting him anonymity and he is charged with murder in connection of two of the deaths on bloody sunday and also faces five charges of attempted murder. so i hearing has been held at londonderry to decide whether he should be sent for trial and thejudges to decide whether he should be sent for trial and the judges will this morning that indeed should happen in the districtjudge 5aid morning that indeed should happen in the districtjudge said the evidence was strong enough to send soldier f for trial at the crown court here in belfast, the capital of northern ireland. i did for that trial has not yet been fixed but that is the latest in the prosecution which began back in 2019, soldier f it has now been decided will stand trial on those two c

today i had on the air a military expert from great britain, retired colonel of the british army glenand he said that what ukraine needs now is that the economy is on the war rails, that society needs to understand that war is is the most important task in ukraine. in your opinion, is it the 24th year. will be a year when all resources, the entire economy will start working for the war, and society will also readjust, because many western experts have talked about this, they say about the fact that ukrainians need to understand more, to participate more in the war against russia, well, including because of the future mobilization that the president has already announced, or about which he says that the supreme commander-in-chief is asking to start this mobilization, to be honest, i have never i heard about your mentioned guest from great britain as some kind of expert in economics, and i would be honest, i would probably doubt his expertise, that less knowledge of figures on the budget of ukraine and what the ukrainian economy looks like, it is from the outside. it is always easier to

a british army officer is believed to have become the fastest woman ever to complete a solo ski expeditione 1130 kilometres in a record time ofjust over 31 days. this was her third trip to the antarctic region, and faced temperatures, of minus thirty degrees celsius. and just before we go, here's something you don't see every day. this is the moment a meteor went flying over england in the early hours of saturday. footage posted on social media showed what appeared to be a shooting star, which could be seen from locations including kent, london and birmingham. stay with us here on bbc news. hello. we are ending the year with a day of sunny spells but also rather blustery showers. there will be some heavy downpours still to come a time some hail and thunder always possible. the ground is already saturated in a few spots. a number of flood warnings in force, do take a look at the bbc weather website for more details on those. any extra rain not welcome in a few places. low pressure centred across the uk will be pushing eastwards for the uk will be pushing eastwards for the rest of the day. b

a british army officer is believed to have become the fastest woman to ever complete a solo ski expeditioncome known, covered the 1130 kilometres in a record time ofjust over 31 days. this was her third trip to the antarctic region, and faced temperatures of minus 30 degrees celsius. australia has just become the latest country to welcome in the new year — with large crowds gathering in sydney to watch a spectacular firework display over the harbour bridge and the opera house. many millions of people are expected to take part in celebrations around the world in the coming hours. rachel mcadam reports. new year celebrations have officially begun. auckland in new zealand became the first major city to mark the start of 2024, with this light show on its harbour bridge and sky tower. residents of the line islands in kiribati kicked off the new year an hour earlier. syd ney sydney carried on from auckland, with huge crowds watching the display. countries across the rest of the world are still gearing up for midnight celebrations and in some places preparations are still under way. in london, th

. >> the second amendment, it goes back to the revolution in new hampshire when the british army could come into your house and you had no defense. so i think everyone here should be glad that we have a second amendment and that anyone can own a gun. i do not own a gun. if i want to go out and buy a gun i don't want a bureaucrat tell me that i cannot have a gun because i bought marrow won't know in college -- because i bought marijuana in college. the mass shootings go back to the breakdown of the family. this person might be spending too much time on the internet, bought three guns and someone should stop him. we have 400 million people in america. we have a mass shooting once a month maybe. how are you going to stop that? i know it is wrong and terrible. but i don't think they can regulate it. i think it is up to the families. that is my view. >> mr. harris. >> i don't think there should be any restrictions whatsoever on legal gun ownership. i am from illinois and i know what is going on in chicago and other democrat cities. criminals will not obey the law no matter what laws are in

the british army's could come into your house and you had no defense. everybody should be glad. who decides who owns a gun, that's the problem. as far as these mass shootings i think that goes back to the breakdown in the family. someone in the family should know this person is dangerous, spending too much time on the internet, went out and bought. we got 400 people in america, a mass shooting once a month. how are you going to stop that? >> thank you. i know what's going on in chicago andd the other democratc cities. criminals aren't going to obey the law no matter what you put in their place. if every american that would minimize a lot of these mass shootings because there is a problem with mental instability in the country. but one of the recent mass shootings in the area at the shooter went to three different locations. if there was a person carrying a good and not the first shooting he could have ended but criminals are never going to follow the law. we are in the real world where democrats don't put them in jail so what are we supposed to do, just. i think we should also p

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a british army officer is believed to have become the fastest woman to ever complete a solo ski expeditionn on social media — says she covered 1,130km of antarctic ice in a record time ofjust over 31 days. hello, there. good evening. some very wet, very windy weather for much of the uk today with tricky travelling conditions, particularly across much of the central belt of scotland with snow to low levels, that snow pushing further northwards and eastwards through the afternoon. it all comes courtesy of this deep area of low pressure working its way eastwards from the atlantic. a tight squeeze on the isobars here. so strong, gusty winds, heavy rain and still the cold front to come through overnight tonight across central southern england, east anglia and the far south east of england. there will be some heavy rain for a short while and some squally gusts of wind as the front comes through. particularly blustery towards the south coast. gusts of wind here towards more exposed locations could get as high as 50—60mph. potentially blustery showers following on behind. turning dry for scotland

army colonel, military expert.onel, i congratulate you and thank you for being with us today. colonel, we, for the past few weeks or even months. we watch how the heads of european defense departments and the heads of the north atlantic alliance talk about the danger of the russian federation for europe and for nato. vladimir putin has approved a record increase in spending on the army for the coming year since the time of the soviet union. according to the approved budget in the 24th year. should direct almost a third of its expenses for the maintenance of the army to the defense-industrial complex, that is, it is 70% more than in the 23rd year. what do you think such militarization means for the world , a new arms race and the specter of the third world war? and first of all, i want to say that there is nothing new in putin's actions, because he has been talking about it for a long time, and he is actually doing it now. what we expected from him, and yes, he has now involved himself in this game, in the game of a