u. s a u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat. f e stuff. yeah, he was below representative to holland buquet the vatican, the us and russia. he's being deputy had of the piano delegation in geneva and to the un about to thank you so much for coming on every hour the stores it continues . could israel continued to commit genocide without britain where you are the united states, the your opinion supplying the weapons? you know often commentators have said that mister nathaniel was shot this time he was sent into foot. and it seems to me that nothing am seems to have many more than 2 feet down people's up to now he gets, it keeps getting away with it. and it's of forces because in international relations the international and when should we should proceed on the emission and when the only person or the precious when i personally believe that he's at that well, i think the international, the system and i believe that he has an interest in prone being the war, the slow to the cottage because he's polic

u. s a u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat. f e stuff. yeah, he was below representative to holland view k, the vasic in the us and russia. he's being deputy had of the piano delegation in geneva and to the un about to thank you so much for coming on every hour of the stores. it continues. could israel continued to commit genocide without britain where you are the united states, the europe in union supplying the weapons? you know, often commentators have said that this the yeah was shot this time himself in the foot and it seemed to me that's nothing him seems to have many more than 2 feet to shoot out people's up to now he gets, it keeps getting away with it and it's a foster to cause in international relations the international when should be, should prevent only emission and when the, or a person or capricious swim. i personally believe that he's at the, as well as in the international system. and i believe that he has an interest in prolonging the slaughter of the cottage because his policy

u. a in the past few days is really media has confirmed what going on the grounds and others have said for months is riley forces killed their own on october the 7th. meanwhile, one of the world's pre eminent medical journals, alonzo, it's in the u. k. has offered an estimate of more than 186000 killed by the british . you and us weapons pouring onto, gaza, you, and special rep, whatever on the right to food michael factory has already declared masses. riley starvation of children assignment because of u. k. u. s. a. u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat. f e stuff. yeah. he was below representative to holland the okay. the vatican, the us and russia. he's being deputy had of the piano delegation in geneva and to the un about to thank you so much for coming on every out of the sports, it continues. could israel continued to commit genocide without britain where you are the united states, the your opinion sup

we know that the u. k. has been complicit in the world and by this time, since the inception of, as right as 7 to 6 years ago, it is the okay that give is, are the best for it to flourish, it in which they give them what they don't phone and they give them the lives of palestine, the homes, the power to sign to the zionist. and unfortunately for the past 76 years that you, okay, and the u. s. has been, have been complicit in these wars and gods, but they never apologize for the wrong doing. so they've done on palestine, and more than that, they had been a right before i think is right. and that's the only with the when been great to give us, but also with the diploma cover with the media cover with everything that is what it does up here with everything. is there anything, it's more than that. they're also looking at the i, c, j and r c c a from investigating the war times and gaza. why do your, why do you think the case number and david allow me to do it at a, a, is it money? is it the ignorance? is it, wh

the break off it's good to have you with as we begin in the u. k, where the political clock has just under gone a major reset just hours ago in the wake of a landslide victory overnight labor party leader here stormer, entered number 10 downing street for the 1st time as you k prime minister. and he's already announced a number of top cabinet positions, including rachel reeves to be the finance minister. she will be the 1st woman ever to hold that position, the prime minister saying that his country is now ready for change. after 14 years of conservative party room, i get off the news. i have just returned from buckingham palace where i accepted the invitation from his majesty the king to pull the next couple months of this great nation. to find the now going 5 minutes to receive food on his achievements as the 1st british asian prime minister of all countries. the extra effort that will have required should not be underestimated by anyone. we'd pay tribute to that today. and we also recognize the dedication on halt, what he brought to his leader

because so u. k. elections use what's called a 1st post, the post system photos choose the preferred candidates in the constituency, but there is no 2nd round of everything. the candidate with the most votes wins. that can lead to outcomes where the percentage of the vote is significantly different to the number of seats of policy winds. so for example, labor has one a large majority in parliament. the $412.00 seats, but only about 34 percent of the photo. 12 reform u. k. golden, 14 percent of the vote. but i need 4 seats uh from tony to you because when you case uh, 1st past the post uh system labor wins. as i mentioned, that with around 34 percent of the popular vote. i mean compare that to tony black back in 1997 where he gains just over around 43 percent of the vice. i mean, of course, this is a labor line slide, isn't it? but so there's a problem here when it comes to legitimacy, isn't that? yes, i mean the date is when you come and you just put it last night, is that something majority, but w

the new book, referencing julia sanchez, information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch by the social media of it. so extensive new country and i do i channel going underground tv and rumbled i'll come to watch new and old episodes of going on to go and see monday the the ron's reform as president elect urge, as a nation to rally behind him as most to possess kin celebration and victory in the run off a vote. the hon. gary and prime minister shrugs off allegations of amusements after his meeting with vladimir putting in moscow smart to an outcry from you officials. i am very concerned if i am. i'm a friend of 1000 deputy hungry elsewhere, a sucker alarm from the peace. i'm looking for the sure test print because the way to split the floor and create a piece. and our correspondent is imbedded with russian troops and seas up close to the buffer zone. being created to protect civilians in the border region with ukraine. the printer is the.

u. s. a. u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat. f e stuff. yeah. he was below representative to holland the u. k. the vatican, the us and russia. he's being deputy had of the piano delegation in geneva and to the un about to thank you so much for coming on every out of the sports, it continues. could israel continued to commit genocide without britain where you are the united states, the european union, supplying the weapons? you know, often commentators have said that this the yeah was shop this time himself in the foot and it seemed to me that nothing him seems to have many more than 2 feet to shoot out because up to now he gets, it keeps getting away with it and it's unfortunate because in international relations, the international, when should we should proceed on the emission and when the, or a person or separation swim. i personally believe that he's at the using the international system. and i believe that he has an interest in prone being the war, the slaughter of the cottage, because his po

because so u. k. elections use what's called a 1st post, the post system photos choose the preferred candidates in the constituency, but there is no 2nd round of everything. the candidate with the most votes wins. that can lead to outcomes where the percentage of the vote is significantly different to the number of seats of policy winds. so for example, labor has one a large majority in parliament. the $412.00 seats, but only about 34 percent of the photo. 12 reform u. k. got mold in 14 percent of the vote, but i need 4 seats from tony to you because when you case 1st past the post, the system labor wins. as i mentioned that with around 34 percent of the popular vote, i mean compare that to tony black back in 1997 where he gains just over around 43 percent of the vice. i mean, of course this is a labor line slide, isn't it? but so there's a problem here when it comes to legitimacy, isn't that? yes, i mean the thing is when you come and you just put it last night, is that something majority, but wit

u. a. julian assange is free. you can watch our interviews with them, exposing google hillary clinton's attempt as a birth us democracy and blame russia. that alone nato will crimes in iraq and all around the world. it was wiki leaks that exposed jake sullivan. biden's, now national security advisor ryan speaking, how kind it was on the same side as the usa. it was waking leaks that exposed the present head of the ca, explaining the u. s. propagation of russia that would lead to war in europe. well is of course, before his torture by britain and the u. s. u k. plans to assassinate him. some who have called for his release on going underground never got to see him go free fashion, designer, vivian westwood, mentor, gavin mccloud, in pentagon whistleblower down ellsberg and the grades on pills. you all have him passed away while a silence was tortured with me. here in, due by his julian's brother gabriel shipped in his documentary, it's like a shot at the struggle to free julian assange. g

we begin in the u. k with the new prime minister has got straight down to business. guest um has already announced most of his new cabinet positions among them. rachel reeves, this finance minister, the 1st woman, if at 9 to to the job stomach comes to power updates, sent a lift, live a potty one, a landslide victory paving the way from major political braces. a new era has begun in you. people are takes, at least that's what gustavo is promising. after 14 years of conservative rules, he entered number 10 downing street. as the u. k is new prime minister. i say to you directly, mike government will serve you. politics can be a false for good. we will show that we change the labor policy, return it to service doctors, how we woke up a country 1st potty 2nd. after leading his guns, it'd be the body to. it was selection, defeat ever pharma prime minister richie so not resigned as its leader. he apologized to the british people and his body in this fabulous speech. i would like to say 1st and full nice. i a

thank you. continued condolences also to those bereaved by u. k. u. s. u, i'm genocide will be back on monday of this week. celebrations of opec plus is venezuela's independence day with the grades that is on your power bill. the new book, referencing julia sanchez, information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch by the social media of it. so extensive new country and how do i channel going on? the run tv on rumbled, i'll come to watch new and old episodes. i'm going undergrad, see, monday the the new president interrupted and for the 1st time in 2 decades and gets a reform its candidates also have definitely very upfront minister, shreds off the you locations of appeasement. after his meeting with the person on friday saying it's the blocks bureaucracy that's preventing the resolution of the printing and conflict. also, the printer is clean and noon. what's to say is that embedded with russian troops, our correspondent seas up close to the buffer zone, being created

well is of course, before his torture by britain and the u. s. u. k. plans to assassinate him, some who have cold res release on going underground. never got to see him go free fashion design, a vivian, westwood mentor, gavin mccloud, in pentagon whistle blower down ellsberg and the grades on pills. you all have him passed away, while silence was tortured with me here and do by his julian's brother gabriel shipped in his documentary. it's a shot at the struggle to free julian assange. gabrielle, thanks so much for coming on the show. and i just need you to going underground. i got to ask you, 1st of all, where, where you and you heard the news that to joe biden, this justice department had been defeated by a man who had been tortured in london, who we know was the target of assassination attempts by britain and the united states and of the connivance of city of stomach, the new k authorities. well, i went to see julian probably around around a month ago, action and he didn't mentioned to me at the time that there was probably going to be a resolutio

u. s. a. u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat for yourself. yeah. he was below representative to holland view k, the vatike in the us and russia. he's being deputy had of the piano delegation in geneva and to the un about to thank you so much for coming on every hour. the soldier continues. could israel continued to commit genocide without britain where you are the united states, the, your opinion supplying the weapons? as you know often commentators have said that this the yeah was shot this time, him sense in the foot. and it seemed to me that's nothing him seems to have many more than 2 feet to shoot out people's up to now he gets, it keeps getting away with it. and it's unfortunate because in international relations, the international when should be, should proceed on the emission and when the, or a person or the precious when i personally believe that he's at the glazing, the international, the system. and i believe that he has an interest in probing to disrupt the cottage because his police,

u. s. u armed occupation, 1st hand born in 1994 and the are all about gaza. hockman they'll know, cuz in june of a 2 decades of israel's aggression, the murder of his brother, i'm and in 2014, drove him to tell his story and create. we are not numbers a platform amplifying god's invoices. he joins me now from london. thank you. so much for coming on the show just before we get to and then ya, whose address this week and the other issue is just remind us when israel has done to your family, well, is there a that has done to my family what it has been doing for the past 76 years, so the processing and people have been massacring the palestinians, ethnically cleanse, and on them as they were sleeping in their homes. this is what's happening to my family. my family were sleeping in their home in a safe area. instructed by is, are, and when and is there any bum wasn't dropped on my family, couldn't going of them 21 members of my family where to slow to or where mess occurs while they were sleepi

today we create the new u. k. government set. so it's funds with big focus on it's ailing economy on foreign policy, and once better, e u relations while back in farming ukraine will continue. so what can be expected from here, saunders government, on what change on issues like the war on gossip? this is inside the hello and welcome to the program. i'm telling you. navigate with the pomp and ceremony of royalty, opening the u. k. parliament at westminster. the new labor government has now set out its legislative plans with economic growth as its priority wrecks it and high fuel costs and part due to the ukraine war have helped drive a cost of living crisis with many struggling to make ends meet. the new prime minister to your summer takes over after a landslide victory earlier this month. that ended 14 years of conservative governments. so the electorate wants to change. but what can we expect from the new government? and with the u. k. involved in the wars in gaza and ukraine. what changes if any, can we expect on foreign policy

the want to see the u. k. remain far away from europe and i think for kissed alma he now has to juggle the proceeds of that incredibly wide elect from coalition that he is built. i do think that ultimately, reality is going to dictate the u. k. and we'll have to have a closer relationship with the european union over time. i think that we are likely to see that happen more likely to see that happen under labor government. then we would have died under a conservative government because of the, the internal politics and the history within the 2 policies. but i think that could cost k a salma, a number of votes if that happens before the next election in, in 5 years time. and that could be the thing that spells the beginning of the end if it gets tama, but we're getting ahead of ourselves. discussing that at this point. i think ultimately what's dominant going to do with a big mandate with a big majority is trying bringing the country together from united because treat your line under the division of rex. it t

i'll continued condolences also to those bereaved by u. k. u. s. u, i'm genocide will be back on monday of this week. celebrations of opec plus is venezuela's independence day with the grades that is on your power bill. a new book, referencing julia saunders information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch 5 or less social media. if it's so expensive, new a country, and i to a channel going underground tv and rumbled, i'll come to engineering old episodes, i'm going on to go and see you. monday, the the performance candidate must do this in such it was a big 3 in the a rainy and presidential election as one of the results are now gary and prime minister shrugs off allegations of a pavement. all phase mated with blind them. if there's an emotion goes pump the outcry from a new official and validated with the russian troops, all correspondents, these up close to the process of being created to protect civilians in the border region with you print the website is bei

when you look at the scale and the challenges that the u. k faces that the speech meet the needs of the british people. and that's kind of the big question people going to be asking on the box of the see did coach on the big themes of the general election. and the beginning themes deductibles us. things like house things live transports, particularly housing, and it's a king's b. so what you've got is very much an outline of these starts aside bills. it's not saving so many areas. what exactly we're going to be looking at, what we can see almost very clearly signal is a much more intervention to space than what you've seen in the past. we've, we've had 14 years of concert as government which ended in a rec, for defeats. the conservative party and in some respects labor, 2nd sample here, starting the settings of open saying i want to be much more interventionist. the big issue and the biggest was like in your packages and as someone shows it active farmers, where is the money going to come from? we know. busy that the bush economy isn't, isn'

a u. k is essential left of labor party is celebrating a landslide victory with 2 thirds of seats counted in the general election. the governor and conservatives, separate of big law staff for 14 years and power, the liberal democrats are in 3rd place, and an idol for roger's rightly populous reform party has won several seats. and what is your news update? hist our, i'm clear, richard for atlanta for me in the whole team working behind the scenes. thank you so much for joining us. the near ups largest football tournament is in full swing fans from china to brazil are following. the action is germany, hosts the way for championship, for the 1st time since reunification. 35 years ago, the fans like the ample flow of beer. and i don't seem to mind an occasional cascade of rain, but time germany live up to its reputation as a model of efficiency and organization. delay trains, frustrate fans traveling to the matches, and discourage germans for whom such problems are just one more symbol of de

so do i see the relationship between the u. k. n u and the european union be coming close to over the next few years under a labor prime minister with the labor policy. absolutely. does that indicate that we might be rejoining the blog, i think helps move, you know. all right, so a concession speech of victory speech. what comes next and the coming i was so she threw knock, may have conceded a key stomach may have done evict your speech, but officially still we have to wait until the labor party tip over this will be kind of 326 things which which will officially give them a majority then in the morning we should soon knock. we'll make a visit to the palace where he will officially tend to his brother's resignation to the king who was a head of state, swiftly followed by thomas thomas. who will go be asked to form a government, retentive downing street and make his 1st speech to the nation as a new prime minister of the united kingdom. a busy night in the u. k. and a busy morning coming off. thank you so much for keeping track of

the the the new u. k. government set. so it's funds with big focus on this ailing economy on foreign policy and once better, e u relations while back in farming ukraine will continue. so what can be expected from here? saunas governments on what change on issues like the war on gauze up. this is inside the hello and welcome to the program. i am telling you, navigate with the pomp and ceremony of royalty, opening the u. k. parliament with westminster. the new labor government has now set out its legislative plans with economic growth as its priority wrecks it and high fuel costs. in part, due to the ukraine war, have held drive a cost of living crisis with many struggling to make ends meet. the new prime minister at your summer, it takes over after a landslide victory earlier this month. that ended 14 years of conservative governments. so the electorate wanted change. but what can we expect from the new government? and with the u. k. involved and the wars in gaza and ukraine. what changes if any, can we expect on foreign p

the u. s. president joe biden has oppressed is very prime minister benjamin netanyahu to close a deal with him. us for ceasefire and garza and a captive release. that comes off a senior us official said that being a breakthrough. we negotiations even as fighting and does it continues. official said her mouse has made us is this like an adjustment to its position and indigo. she ations reports indicate the head of the is very intelligent service, will travel to countertops to discuss the details in his call with joe biden. nothing yahoo! reiterated the war with only at the israel, a cheese it's goes. whitehouse correspond, it can be help. it has more of the call between the us president and the is really prime minister, took about 30 minutes and was attended by the national security adviser, secretary of state and vice president. now, the purpose of the call, according to the white house, was to work out the final details in terms of trying to get the captives that were captured on october 7t

u. s a u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat. f e stuff. yeah. he was below representative to holland the okay. the vatican, the us and russia. he's being deputy had of the piano delegation in geneva and to the un about to thank you so much for coming on every hour. the soldier continues. could israel continued to commit genocide without britain where you are the united states, the, your opinion supplying the weapons? you know, often commentators have said that this the thing. yeah, was shot this time, him sense in the foot. and it seemed to me that's nothing him seems to have many more than 2 feet to shoot out people's up to now he gets, it keeps getting away with it. and it's unfortunate because in international relations, the international and when should we should proceed on the emission and when the only person or capricious when i personally believe that he's at the using the international, the system. and i believe that he has an interest in prolonging the slow to the cottage because his po

w to the u. k. has a new prime minister here stormer, and his labor party came to power overnight and election landslide victory, voters sending 2 messages. after 14 years of conservatives and power, including 5 prime ministers battered by breaks it, they said enough is enough. the 2nd message is directed to storm or, and his labor party, nico, somewhat like this. you promised to fix what's broken and there's plenty to fix. now let's see how you do. i bring coughing berlin, this is the day the we said we would be we will to the country. i would like to say 1st and foremost, i am sorry. we said we would turn the page up the way. it is important that all to 14 years in government, the conservative policy rebuilt. there was a massive gap almost as of right operators. politics of my job is to fit you and help us get all the best results from above 100. yes. today we saw the put in the work of tape also it coming up, but remember when we used to go shopping books spelt in a book store close in a departme

and with the u. k. involved in the wars in gaza and ukraine? what changes if any, can we expect on foreign policy? we'll get to where it gets to in a moment. first this report from image and kimber to my loads and members of the house of commons. the king speech mocking the official opening of the newly elected u. k. parliament by government will govern and service to the country. my governments legislative program will be mission lead and based upon the principles of security fan is an opportunity for all stability will be the cornerstone of my government's economic policy. every decision will be consistent with his fiscal rules for administer castaneda just as the plans laid out in the speech which is written by the government and spend will take the brakes of britain or the following may sincerely relate to tyrant. his labor government has been elected with a will thing, majority of $174.00, the sting, the conservative party, which has been in power for 14 years. it is to welcome you. there are more than $35.00 new proposals, and at the top

as human on al jazeera, the new u. k. government such so it's funds with big focus on this ailing economy on foreign policy and once better, e u relations while back in farming ukraine will continue. so what can be expected from here? saunas governments on what changed on issues like the war on gauze up. this is inside the hello and welcome to the program. i am telling you, navigate with the pomp and ceremony of royalty, opening the u. k. parliament at westminster. the new labor government has now set out its legislative plans with economic growth as its priority wrecks it and high fuel costs. in part, due to the ukraine war has helped drive a cost of living crisis with many struggling to make ends meet the new prime minister at your summer. it takes over after a landslide victory earlier this month. that ended 14 years of conservative governments. so the electorate wanted change, but what can we expect from the new governments? and with the u. k. involved and the wars in gaza and ukraine? what changes if any, can we e

u. s a u armed israel on the pretext of october, the 7th. joining me from london in the u. k. his former palestinian diplomat. f e stuff. yeah. he was below representative to holland the okay. the vatican, the us and russia. he's being deputy had of the piano delegation in geneva and to the un about to thank you so much for coming on every hour of the sports, it continues. could israel continued to commit genocide without britain where you are the united states, the, your opinion supplying the weapons? as you know often commentators have said that this the yeah was shop this time himself in the foot and it seemed to me that's nothing him seems to have many more than 2 feet down people's up to now he gets, it keeps getting away with it and it's unfortunate because in international relations, the international, when should we should proceed on the emission and when the or a person or separation swim. i personally believe that he's at that, well, i think the international system. and i believe that he has an interest in probing to disrupt the cottage because his policy couldn't s

and unfortunately for the past 76 years, the u. k. and the u. s. has been, have been complicit in these wars and gods, but they never apologize for the wrong doing. so they've done on palestine, and more than that, they have been a right before i think is there a lot the only with the web and great took and also but also with the diplomatic cover with the media cover, with everything that is where it disappears with everything is there anything is more than that? they're also looking at the i, c, j and c a from investigating the war trends in gaza. why does your, why do you think is the case number and david allow me to do? it's a, is it money? is it the ignorance, is it? what's the reason for them supporting what is being called by these sorts of quotes of genocide? plausible genocide. i don't know what, what to drive them to do with that, but uh, but that doesn't spots or whatever, whatever justification they have. it doesn't really matter what matters is that they are providing because they're a, with what tend to provide think is what you're go

the u. s. s. has been a breakthrough negotiations between from us plus thousands of people, a mexico price for the impact of perkins the so yes, let's begin in the united kingdom where exit post predict to the landslide victory for the opposition labor policy ending 14 years of conservative rule cast on this policy is projected to secure $410.00 out of $650.00 states and the house of commons. that's an obsolete parliamentary majority. the conservatives predicted to win a $131.00 states, which is that was ever performance in more than such as the liberal democrats predicted to come said with a total of $61.00 seats. and the far right to reform u. k. policy is set to win 15 seats hooper and looks at how elect united new k as unfolded, sofa the 10 pm chimes at big ben box, the end of the u. k. election. and if the exit poll is accurate to the end, the britons, conservative governments, the exit poll is here, it is predicting a label on slide. a labor majority of 172 labor will have captured 410 seats

the new book, referencing julia saunders information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch by the social media of it. so extensive your country and i do i channel going on the run tv on romo, they'll come to watch new and old episodes of going on to go and see monday the the .

u. s. u armed occupation, 1st hand born in 1994 and they are all about gaza. awkward, they'll know, cuz in june of a 2 decades of israel's aggression, the murder of his brother, i'm and in 2014, drove him to tell his story and create will not numbers a platform amplifying god's invoices. he joins me now from london. thank you so much. for coming on the show just before he gets in then yeah, whose address this week and the other issue is just remind this one. israel is done to your family. well, is there a husband, somebody somebody with it has been doing for the past 76 years? so the processing and people it has been mess securing the palestinians if they click lens and on them as, as they were sleeping in their home. this is what's happened to my family. my family were sleeping in their home in a safe area and started by is are and when and is there any bomb was dropped on my family couldn't go all of them. 21 members of my family were slow to wear. mess occurs while they were sleeping in

a landslide when for the u. k. 's labor party makes care storm or the new prime minister full the on around the problem. free helps focus on the register change with over 2 thirds of receipts accounts. and the conservatives are on their way out for the 1st time. and 14 years at the center left is on its way and also ahead is rails, or ultra orthodox jews are facing conscription for the 1st time, sparking protests in the streets and in the right wing governing coalition. the apply richardson, welcome. a labor landslide has swept the u. k. 's general elections, and 14 years of conservative rule care star will become the new prime minister. later today, he has promised a decade of national renewal, as he replaces receipts to knock who's conservative party suffered a decisive defeat at the polls. so knock has conceded calling the results. a sobering verdict, but also across the country. and we can hear a little bit of strong as victory speech from earlier this morning as well as so next concession. the nice people here

it's been an important a u. k. election night, where exit polls predicted a landslide victory for the opposition labor policy, which ends 14 years of rule, a conservative rule. and we've just been watching the problem is the reducing hold is states which is a gate his own predictions at, but the test on his policy projects. twin fortune 10 out of 650 states in the house of commons. that causes an obsolete of entry. the the grand olympic games are coming to the front. and along with the unprecedented surveillance systems, limited tries ation of communities. the displacement of people and resistance to what many seen as a destructive people empower, explores where the fronts can deliver on promises made and what the outcome can meet for future games. francis olympic gamble on a jersey that in 1995 more than $8000.00 the mostly men and boys were mounted by both means that forces in forever in itself this year, the un voted to create an annual dave commemoration. so the victims join us the live coverage of the 1st d

i'll continued condolences also to those bereaved by u. k. u. s. u, i'm genocide will be back on monday of this week. celebrations of opec plus is venezuela's independence day with the grades that is on your power bill. a new book, referencing julia sanchez, information investigates the u. s. u. k. attempt to destroy the country with the world's largest oil resources until then keep in touch 5 or less social media. if it's more expensive in your country and i do i channel going underground tv and rumbled, i'll come to watch new and old episodes, i'm going underground. see monday, the the ron's reformer as president elect urge, as a nation to rally behind him as an astute possess skin celebrates victory and the run off the boats. the hon. gary and prime minister shrugs off allegations of appeasement. after his meeting with vladimir sitting in moscow, sparks an outcry from you officials. this is precisely the brazilian bureaucratic nonsense that yielded no results in finding a way to peace in the russia ukraine war. and our correspondence is embedded

it is election day in the u. k. boeing stations are open and prime minister of rich, eastern atkins. his conservatives are facing a heavy defeats. after 14 years, voters are expected to deliver a change in form of laborers. here, storm are also coming up on the sho, joe biden, valves to stay in the race for the white house. the u. s. president tries to reassure top democrats. he has it for re election. his age denied since we've been considering pulling out and as the summer heat strikes, southern europe we'll join at the cold case heading north for something now known as a location. the i'm going to richardson welcome holes have opened and the u. k. is a general election, the opposition labor party, the overwhelming favorite to win, and, and 14 years of conservative rule. 5 minutes for wishes through not quite a surprise call for early elections. a decision that is now projected to backfire. recent polls the show voters are deeply dissatisfied with his government. and here's farmers center left the labor party i

as the u. k is new prime minister i say to you directly a mike of but will serve you politics can be a false for good. we will show that we change the label policy, return it to service doctors, how we woke up a country fast pots. the 2nd after leading his guns of either body to it was selection defeat, have a former prime minister, richie so not resigned. as a leader, he apologized to the british people and his body in his federal speech. i would like to say 1st and foremost, i am sorry. i have given miss jones miles. you have sent a clear signal that the government of the united kingdom must change. and yours is the will to turn out in the election was the lowest in years. but it was enough to prepare labor to over $400.00 seats in parliament and leave the conservative, languishing, but around a $120.00. the conservatives lost both the populace reform parties gain. delita nigel for raj, want a seat in parliament for the 1st time. the . it's not just disappointment with the conservative policy

they want to use essentially the u. s. government, as muscle in order to regain power back in their own country is because they're the lead that were replaced by these revolutions. and that group is very powerful and the republican party and on the democratic side as well in florida. and so i can't maintain a lot of confidence that that as the president, regardless mean not even joe biden has been willing to reverse this to decision and reverse the recognition of good. why know, even while engaging in direct talks with the venezuelan government because it is just a hot political issue actually just on hand binding that, sorry to interrupt, i would jump bolton's actually being on this show where he said he tried desperately to unsuccessfully to dissuade drum from having that meeting with the door, i'm just going to quickly ask actually as well, aside from your book is what do you make of bolivia? because luis asa was on this show and i was kind of surprised when present the president to believe you didn't really respond

the u. s. government had cut off its itself and i said, that's why i argued distinctions are basically sanctions on us citizens because it just resulted in our oil prices skyrocketing, which can result in inflation all over because oil prices dictates the price of everything. and so buying and panicked and actually went onto venezuela, sent a team there to begin direct talks with them. i drove government. and as i said, even though they haven't reversed the decision to recognize a fake government in venezuela, they did begin using some sanctions, which now they slap back when they, when they feel like it for political reasons. well that's, that's something to watch out for anyway that negotiations on wednesday we'll have to have you back is the story continues that influences perhaps of november's election, who knows any power bill. thank you. thank you action. and that's it for the show of continued condolences to those very by you k u. s. u, i'm genocide will be back with a brand new episo

the opposition u. k. laid the policy ending 14 years of conservative rule because thomas policies projected to secure 412600 50 seats in the house of commons. that's an absolute parliamentary majority. the conservatives of predicted to win $131.00 states that was ever performance and decades. the democrats unpredicted to come to the total of $61.00. on the far right reform u. k. policy set to in 13 states. socket is a contributing editor to the bottom media. she joins us live from the then welcome to the program. so a huge labor victory. by what accounts, what went wrong to the tories? do you think well, what went wrong for the tour is, is that when they bought less trust in, as the policy lead to invest will prime minister. she introduced the many budget which basically machine guns and the electoral base. it resulted in interest rates going up. that meant an end to the era of cheap credit. people's mortgage payments became a lot more expensive as well. the conservatives have always been the policy of

we begin in the u. k, where the new prime minister is already getting down to business here. storm or begin announcing his new cabinet positions today. among them rachel reeves as finance minister, the 1st woman ever named to the jock stormer in his center left. the labor party won a landslide victory on thursday, paving the way for a major political reset. a new era has begun, then you people are takes, at least that's what gustavo is promising. after 14 years of conservative, rude, he entered number 10 downing street. as the u. k is new prime minister. i say to you directly, the mike government will serve you politics can be a false, but good. we will show that we change the labor policy, returned it to service, and that is how we woke up a country fast potty 2nd. after leading his guns, it'd be the body to. it was selection, defeat ever pharma prime minister richie so not resigned as its leader. he apologized to the british people and his body in his federal speech. i would like to say 1st and foremo

we see that in the u . k, the same thing is happening in just about all the other countries to also across the wells. if you, if you allow a, a, a narrative that's migration is the source of every problem. people have, then this is what you will get. so i think one of the challenges focused on the will now be to focus on the real problems of people. also controlling migration of course, but focusing as well. and what she does as what she says on, on the real problems on the and s s on social issues on housing. and i hope it's an, i'm pretty sure this is what people do. a vice president of the european parliament john and social democratic cut out in a body. thank you so much. very welcome. and a reminder, 4 of us curious dom of the new prime minister is due to speaker downing street. in a few minutes, we will bring you the whole thing live. when it happens, you're seeing pictures that from buckingham palace where she is. donna is county that having an audience with king charles who will appoint him prime mi

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now, he wants to align the u. k. close. so with the continental, which is coming up cautiously without getting back into the single markets and from you, it's all about rubbish out. uh huh. drove up, come to mind. we typed up and running as a candidate to be prime minister, the candidate to run the circus. thank you very much, man. village and he's like lou. yeah, that's the way he wants to go about it. the big task of getting brutal, ailing economy background check. and staying with our stop story now i'm joined by d. w's, reporter, craig crowther and the studio is so creek help us break us breakers down a little bit. we've just been seen are incredibly turbulent time for the u. k. in general, just thinking about breakfast at the coven pandemic can leave a really put an end to that from certainty. look, i think it's a mixed picture. one of the huge criticisms of the retail for the label had been given on the doorstep is that it's not radical enough. it's not revolutionary enough. but i think will they hopping promising the

that's nicholas madura had written the election a u. s. lawmaker later publicly admitted washington, how they attempted to inside and overthrow. we just have to be clear that our venezuela policy over the last year and a half has been unmitigated disaster. all we did was play all our cards on day one and it didn't work and it's just been an embarrassing mistake after mistake. since 1st we thought that getting why go to declare himself present would be enough to topple of using. then we thought putting aid on the border would be enough. then we tried to serve construct a kind of 2 in april of last year and it blew up in our face. when all the generals that were supposed to break with madero decided to stick with him in the end a while back in 2019, washington was quick to hail. my daughter was defeated, drive old one glide to us and legitimate leader, clearing him into a president. the use on a number of south american countries followed suit venezuela separate months of violent flashes between government, supporters and opposition group

u. s. u armed occupation, 1st hand born in 1994 and bureau by gaza. hockman they'll know, cuz in june of a 2 decades of israel's aggression, the murder of his brother, i'm and in 2014, drove him to tell his story and create. we are not numbers a platform amplifying god's invoices. he joins me now from london. thank you. so much for coming on the show just before he gets in then yeah, whose address this week and the other issue is just remind this one. israel has done to your family as well as the right. it has done somebody, somebody wants, it has been doing for the past 76 years. so the processing and people, it has been mess securing the palestinians. ethnically cleansed them from them as they were sleeping in their homes. this is what's happened to my family. my family were sleeping in their home in a safe area and started by is are and when and is there any bomb was dropped on my family, couldn't going of them 21 members of my family were slaughtered or mess occurs while they were sleep

the right wing populace policy reform u. k took 2nd place after 7 previous unsuccessful attempts at being elected to parliament reforms lead that knowledge of firearms looks confident as the wind and the seaside constituency of plankton and within 12 other constituencies to this is going to be 6000000. both this pipe in the exit poll is great news for the scottish national party. from the 43 seats they had at westminster to just 10 seats that predicted to hold. versus too much conservative party is imploding like a 10 can and a vacuum chamber squashed from the 344 and peas that had going into this election to a predicted 131 coming out of it on several of the casualties are expected to be senior government ministers after 14 years as the opposition policy, labor appears to be on the brink of try and pull brennan challenges here. monday. and i'm going to cost to medina. that's what it is. it shows that the accounting sensor in bonnets in north london, 3 constituencies have been counted, the viewed as one of the capitals key a

u. a following his visit. if the order been really opened up, he talked about what it was like varying key of with zalinski. he made some comments, amazing media, quite deliberately. ignore the press conference was a little bit chilly. us. um, because uh the speculation was very high and on uh, on sure that, that, the jonas, i'm not sure what we happened to be a public discussion and confrontation between the 2 leaders or the 3. it'd be more a corporate the statement of what was, what's going on. it's been somebody's coming to grants, easy to, uh, forecast what will happen. the closing saying we, while ukraine we are with you with a war, although, and so on. but you know, hunger and pollution is different. we don't think it's out of war. it's a ukraine. prussian avoiding the way did you cleaned by the russians and con, go to use, the interest is not to continue to worry about the, the piece. and i tried to represent the interest of you uh, you know, in a fire and the object, the way to r

and this was a very tense time when the u. s. military had a presence all across the venezuela's, a border with colombia. and it would have just ended there if not for richard brands. and he made it a much bigger cultural and international event by holding this concert in cooper time in one of the porous regions of columbia. actually, where people were quite me in need of humanitarian aid themselves. that just happened to be a u. s. allies states and nobody cared. and he can be in this massive a stadium or stage and paid for a major artist from south america to perform their for, well, i kind of stay with like a culture, a coach. how of, for the us is regional instruments. their tools, all of the us allied presidents in the region and uh, louisiana mad road and secretary general of the organization of american states all came to this concert. and it got coverage and rolling stone and billboard magazine . and all of these newspapers, i probably would have paid no attention to the situation. venezuela if not, if not for. 3 a, so

now i'm limited here in the u. k. as to what i can say about some of those issues at stake due to u. k. electro little boss of to 14 is, is conservative that governments 6 weeks of campaigning versus here. all having the say at polling stations like the one behind me and some 40000 others they all having nessa on who will leave the country in charlotte, what can you tell us about labor leader cures storm or see if we believe the policy could very, very well, be the next bridge. prime minister, steve benita. all the opposition since last labor parties since 2020. who took it from his previous sessa. a jerry, me cool. been off the he lost the general election in 2019. a lot of has been, has been made of the case down in the background. he is a human rights lawyer. famously, we're here alone, but his father was a tool maker, but he's not a fresh face to politics. here we've been seeing him engaging with prime minister, he see not as a leader of the opposition. and the country will of course have to say on, on which man t