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and that will play a role. now a lot of this is true not just in the u. k, but in a lot of right wing movements within europe. one thing that came up again and again is immigration in the u. k. reducing it, tightening borders. in fact, one of the biggest promises of rex it right, was that if the u. k left the you, it would be able to tighten borders. nickel, i do think that that promise after breakfast has been fulfilled is yes and no. i mean, the ironic thing this, that's the breakfast referendum was about migration from, from the you. and that actually went down a lot of less people from the you come to the, you, k and many people from the us have left. but what has risen as it goes migration into into the u. k, to a very, very strong extent, but also migration from other parts of the world like hong kong talk is done. india that has also risk. and so right now, the net migration of the u. k. has reached figures said when never reached before the brakes that referendum over $600000.00 people per year. and that means for many bricks a to use one to, to v

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, ron and d, u, a e, and block hopeful bill. our rooms are the correspondence. a bose is there as well as and filed it. and this report, welcome to an incredibly sony beautiful moscow and also to the international theater schools. festival is part of the bricks. so that's a tail here at the russia exhibition didn't get an incredible place showcasing everything. russia has to offer culture, history, food. so as you can see, there's an incredible, the color and music with the theater schools, the players from india, russia, china, b, u, a. and so don't forget here. it's an incredible event showcasing the patriots on the music of each individual country. of course, we associate briggs switch economics with the global change with you and he polarity, there's always a cultural side. and that's what this big event here in moscow today is all about these countries getting to know each other's colors. the culture music. it's really fantastic to be with all those a group from india, from south africa, from russia. art is always, you know

they feel a strong e. u leadership means a lots of powerful member states. they do not want any u. tracy reform that would give to union even more power. nicola pul, catchy need. joe john malone, these man and brussels gave an imposing press conference the day before the european parliament voted on whether to tackle changes to the you treat tickets. the whole country, me and his right wing out of always wants to prevent this as a cost the the possibility of being eligible usage. unimportant you issues, i'm transferring further national power to the you is unacceptable to them. the whole cups she me isn't the same parliamentary group as is punish colleague tied to your smart ski. he believes that whether you use the game even more power, it would become a european superstate and the poland would disappear. we can be resumed in one sentence. we had against hijacking europe by this anti democratic anti federal project. to us we know into a super state the right wing nationalist nick while i pull catchy. nick also thinks the coal issue is a simple question of direction pissing nation

, brazil, mexico in the u, a. e who were also among participants that declined to sign the company k. we saw it, you'd like to add, jordan know, withdrawing their signatures off the declaration following the piece summit as well . the reasons for the lack of refusal with jordan coventry, i know and, but what to do know is that it needs to be failed to win over t nations from the global solves to costing a sad or over it keeps the bid to too broad and support the gays last year, we also knew that the absence of a substantial african presence at such a publicized yet failed agenda speaks volumes of the new skis or the width is inability to save the continent. or when the 5 african leaders were present at the submitted. as it will only succeed applicant to vacations from $54.00 african countries, and that the significant obstacles credibility. because the once mutual switzerland has made no secret of its desire to punish russ yes, was foreign minister even questioned motives of those countries attended the summit? as

and that will play a role are now a lot of, um, this is true not just in the u. k, but in a lot of right wing movements within europe. one thing that came up again and again is immigration in the u. k. reducing it, tightening borders. in fact, one of the biggest promises of rex it right, was that if the u. k left the you, it would be able to tighten borders. nickel, i do think that that promise after breakfast has been fulfilled is yes and no. i mean the ironic thing this, that's the breakfast referendum was about migration from, from the you. and that actually went down a lot of less people from the you come to the you, k and many people from the us have left. but what has risen as it goes migration into, into the u. k. to a very, very strong extent. but also migration from other parts of the world like hong kong talk is done. india that has also risk. and so right now the net migration of the u . k. has reached figures, said when never reached before the brakes that referendum over $600000.00 people per year. and that means for many bricks a t is one to to vote

u. a of course has been holding a rotating pen. have you and security council kept on trying to put forward the resolutions the united states is going to just give up on threatening gcc countries that can rest easy, or we, in this region going to expect for other threats and not sanctions. it can be reputational damage. in media, a lot my my own view with this is that uh since 1915 the europe world has been manipulated repeatedly. i. it has been india manipulated by the mcmann letters of the britain promising i an error stayed after the end of world war one. it was manipulated in the sites. the code treaty was manipulated in a, in the balfour declaration which was contradictory to those 1st 2 initiatives. in other words, britain was what an empire is. it was utterly deceitful and arrogant and imposed together with france and america's acquiescence. a per size settlement that meant a 100 years plus of manipulation of the europe world. everybody knows this. this is a long, sad story of outside manipulation. my own view for whatever i

as regards guys a, b u. a of course has been holding a rotating pen. have you and security council kept on trying to put forward the resolutions the united states is going to just give up on threatening gc countries that can rest easy or we in this region going to expect whether the threats and i mean not sanctions. it can be reputational damage and media. i love my my own view with this is that since 1915, the arab world has been manipulated repeatedly. i. it is been india manipulated by the mcmann letters of the britain promising an error to state the after the end of world war one. it was manipulated in the sites. the code treaty was manipulated in a, uh, uh, in the balfour declaration which was contradictory to those 1st 2 initiatives. in other words, brandon was what an empire is. it was utterly deceitful and arrogant and imposed together with france and america's acquiescence. a per size settlement that meant a 100 years plus of manipulation of the europe world. everybody knows this. this is a long, sad story of outside manipulation. my own view

every country subsidize some, some sectors of the economy, even like the u, a. p s u a p. and you know, how much they, they spend those subsidies for agriculture last year, almost $60000000000.00. i mean, produce it for my country. brazil wants more space, more a market in europe, but they cannot get it because of the subsidies. so this is, 1st of all it's, it's wrong at the beginning. second, it's true that germany was a guess, this tariff since the beginning, because of course they have huge interest is in, in, in china. not only they auto factories like folks fogging, being dodge with mercedes base, but even like, huge companies like boss, the address abusing a 5000000000 dollar. huge factor in london and, and last year germany invested 13 beat in dollars in, in china. so of course, they are aware how much they depend on chinese market, especially have they lost the cheap energy from russia. so now they actually try to get some bad. it's about how bad, as always, they have to go there and criticize china and be it'd be rude as always. but let's see, i think now looks li

is out to a democracy in u k. p. m, where she saw an academic elected by the popular vote to be pm in britain, will be that the apparently and these dangerous times when you pay awards, i'll give the never be nearer and drawing from new york by a former advisor to a successive un secretary general professor jeffrey sachs is director of the center for sustainable development at columbia university and president of the you and sustainable development solutions network. yes of business special adviser to you and it's x rays. general clicking on ben key moon. and antonio gutierrez, thank you so much for visits. expiry coming on. you've been pilots in your work trying to allow the weld the need for negotiations on ukraine and gaza. i suppose i have to ask you, given your former advisor to so many governments, why your no more on so called mainstream media, you ones are kind of blacklist. you're not needed. your voice, these john list think as well as in the united states. so the word negotiation became a dirty word, so

she is calling for the election, a pet e u candidate. and that is one of what we must all stand behind. jordan bardello, the cable represent the voices and aspirations of millions of patriots who reject this. you're a pistol due to a totally fine cause. the situation in france is worrisome because marine the pin on her national rally party are ahead in the polls on the form that each depends. nice monthly. all melisha is running for another right wing policy and the european election campaign. greek home kept requests. it's not phone calls for reclaiming power from the you and the country from foreigners, against as long as they shouldn't in security and unrest. long live france these days campaigns play out on social media. maxine media and car lead you candidate for the a if the a policy being monitored by the german domestic intelligence service is very active online. cause to radical, even full french and italian hold line is who voted to kick the a. if the out of the right wing id parliamentary group to be off, do the ac is not agai

u, a. e, as well as bella rooms, r t corresponding tre both brings this report from the event. welcome to an incredibly sony, beautiful moscow, and also to the international theater schools. festival is part of the bricks. so that's a tail here at russia exhibition dang kept an incredible place showcasing everything . bush as to offer culture history. food. well, as you can see, there is an incredible in the corner and music with the theater schools. the players from india, russia, china, d, u, a. and so don't forget here. it's an incredible event showcasing the patron and the music of each individual country. of course we associate briggs switch economics with the global change with you and he polarity. there's always a cultural side, and that's what this big event here in moscow today is all about these countries getting to know each other's colors. the culture music. it's really fantastic to be with all of them to group from india, from south africa, from russia. art is always, you know,

all of our 36 u. n. r w a shelters in rafa are empty. now this is where people seek shelter in should be protective, are all times under the un flag u n. r w a had to stop health and other critical services. in rafa we are however, committed to stay and deliver for the communities. for the reason to find say, fire was there any forces in rafa and the closure of important crossing points for humanitarian aid has left to move in a 1000000 civilians in a desperate situation over 2000 a trucks waiting. only egyptian side of the board that have seen an able to cross compounding the crisis. matthew hollingsworth, the will food program director for the palestinian territories. described the current situation. the sounds, the smells, and the everyday life. i'm a thrift and apocalyptic people. sleep to the sounds and bowman, they speak to the sounds of drones. they sleep to the sounds of wool as now times roll into pos, a central rafa, which is early kilometers away. and the ways to save yourselves rafa is still closed as opposed to crossing. wil

and all of a sudden the u. s. as being presented as the savior of humanity and the main party responsible for the defeat of nazi germany. russia is not even invited to attend the ceremonies. so markley 80th anniversary of the day, a slap in the face of the millions who lost their lives, protecting european security. the right armies role has become largely for adults and, but clearly not it's reg, which is why we're still seeing the west trying to contain russia. so talking about moscow's desires to spread its influence and still using others to do as dirty work . international festival of brick status schools is kicked off in the russian capital and will last until july. 8th is attended by representatives on the number of bricks countries including some of the new members such as the wrong, the u, a. e and a blog code full belarus authorized correspondent shape bows was that to give us a. ringback label of the fest, if it eats welcome to an incredibly solely beautiful moscow and also to the international theater

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on a trip to the south atlantic in 2022, they came face to face with the v u a t. the rest so on which probably it had died that way on the ship that we are investigating. it's nighttime. it's fishing faults going. i was interested in the way you 18 because we had a dead body. we use a fatality wasn't indonesian. we knew the fatality had suspicions around it because the conditions of the body we quickly found out there was violence on board. there's malnutrition on board. there was captivity begging to be able to leave, not being able to lead, begging for medical care not being provided at the alco ocean project, tried to make contact with the v. u. a team on great detail the ship did not respond. but given the description of for the body, the team was able to us. so i told him that he most likely died for preventable disease called berry berry, which gives a number of sailors each year. back in indonesia, we travel to sick leave for the village in archie, a conservative province on the island, just so my father was one of 10 siblings today. his elder brother alrea

in the south africa, you run to key it had the u. a r t among those taking pot. just lots of coming up in october. russia will be hosting the annual bridge summit and cosign as well. we've heard from the c o. b and cities association director general, who told us how this event is important for these countries. people, the greeks member countries, local governments wants to, to, to unite, store the video and to have uh, and solely 5, solely defy dino corporation and working to be as in the coming years. i've been lives at this very for them, for presidents, sofa out of municipalities. and i mean in the country of, of the 2 open people in the sense that, uh this, this association of stuffs from the both i'm not from the top to down. and so from the bottom of so i believe this, this is significant enough. but our to the comments where you can go for the details of all the stories i'll follow you. i'll see you again. that's about the find out the the acceptance. and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. you do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch somethi

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this is a for the end along the way. they quickly changed the agenda, right, and food security, u. k, a safety and humanitarian issues to the full, leaving that such a homeless set of issues would allow them to secure the maximum number of signature, easy to zip. and it didn't work out any that zip was almost the only country switch sign, dashing facts, but a fight to the russian federation with the hands of ukraine buses, which mom you crate and impose sanctions as well. and a few more countries from the global style. if those in russia will be cold when the west and ukrainian cool formulates his position and presents disposition to rush out here with. but this is another ultimatum for this is you can totally watch it like that. even though they don't understand this. i feel sorry for that different magic abilities, but which they've lost in facts and we're replacing the voluminous a with sanctions. this ultimatum to blackmail. the most realistic right was published by president boots and i have no doubt in the series politicians. there are still some of the black with you, they u

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i mean, here the u. a. um, as being the saying that it's not going to be after defies when the a brand mccord's is looking to increase cooperation with china. what punishment is going to be needed out to the arab countries that are not supporting enough for us genocide. a bear in mind, this is the same jake sullivan who published an article immediately before october 7th, saying things have never been better in the middle east of the region hasn't been disquiet and into decades and then sought to have his article. he replied to that criticism, sorry to interrupt, you did reply to that criticism and said, well, they were before attendance. i'm ignoring the except that they weren't and you know, it didn't take a degree and rocket science to see a crisis coming. what you would expect, at least, that someone who has, has assumed the post of national security adviser, the most powerful state in history, would have at least an inkling. mean, the problem here is that, that we're not talking about saudi is really a

they came face to face with the v u a t. the rest, so on which for the it had died that we on the ship that we are investigating its nighttime. it's fishing faults going. i was interested in the way you 18 because we had a dead body. we use a fatality was an indonesian, we knew the fatality had suspicions around it because the conditions of the body we quickly found out there was violence on board. there's malnutrition on board. there was captivity begging to be able to leave, not being able to lead, begging for medical care not being provided in the alto ocean project. tried to make contact with the v. u. a team on retail the ship did not respond. but given the description of for the body, the team was able to a certain that he most likely died for preventable disease called berry berry, which gives a number of sealants each year. back in indonesia, we travel to sick leave for the village in archie, a conservative province on the island of so my father was one of 10 siblings today, his elder brother already works in the fis

she is calling for the election, a pet e u candidate. and that is one of what we must all stand behind. jordan bardello, the cable represent the voices and aspirations of millions of patriots who reject this. you're a pistol due to a totally fine cause. the situation in france is worrisome because marine the pen and her national rally party are ahead in the polls upon the quantity. pens, nice monthly old melisha is running for another right wing policy and the european election campaign. re content. we come in quest. it's not phone calls for reclaiming power from the you and the country from foreigners, against islam ization and security and unrest. long live brand these days campaigns play out on social media. maxine media and car lead you candidates for the a if the a policy being monitored by the german domestic intelligence service that is very active online cause to radical even for french and italian hold line is who voted to kick the a if the out of the right wing id parliamentary group, be off the ac is not against here. it is ag

it's a mazda mazda deal. meanwhile, the u. s. a. so it could a, to the draft a un security council resolution in support of its latest to cease for our plan. she, every time she has moved from washington, dc of the draft you on a security council resolution is meant to bolster the white house. narrative of israel is presented, it's peace proposal and only how moss stands in the way of peace. now the un security council welcomes the new deal announced on may 31st and calls upon how much to accept it fully and implemented. it's terms without delay and without condition. the problem with this framing is that we can all see at the moment that it is israel. there's a standing in the way of ratifying this deal. it's own deal, according to the us. and there is a debate on the way now as to whether in raising problems pertaining to phase 2 of the deal. benjamin who in yahoo is giving him a survey a reasonable way uh from us can basically say, well, we agree with a deal that you sent to us, but nothing yahoo isn't talking about that deal. th

time when there had been a breakthrough in the legal case in the u. k. in the extradition, where the high court had allowed permission to appeal, there was a court date set for the 9th and 10th of july, an upcoming court dates in which julian would be able to raise the 1st amendment of argument at the high court. and it is in this context that things finally started to move. uh, i think it, it reveals how uncomfortable to the united states government is in fact of having these arguments errands because this case, the fact is that this case is an attack on journalism. it's an attack on the public's right to know, and it should never have been brought. julian should never have spent a single day in prison. but today we celebrate. because today, join is free. take 10 minutes of questions, just address them to the individual. and anyone ripped out well to start with, there's no evidence of any actual harm and that's exactly what the us government acknowledged in, in court today. and so i pon so there is no evidence that anyone was physically hundreds of t

u. a still allowed. so what's been happening is that russian gas from siberia has been coming into the u. n to countries like france, belgium, spain, and the netherlands and navigates turned around and sent right over to places like turkey and china or elsewhere and southeast asia. the e u is now saying that can't happen anymore, but what is, is still entirely possible under these new rules. this for the russian l. n g to be dropped off in europe and stay there for a little while and maybe enjoy of that. i get. and a rose a, somewhere in a french cafe before deciding that it's no longer self with that defying as russian elegy, but rather european analogy and well that you can then make a profit from selling it to asia. i guess that's how they're going to stick it. to put in by marching up russian gas that they claim they want nothing to do with. it's kind of like drop shipping where someone buys the products on the cheap from an online wholesaler in asia like alibaba, for example, and then marks the pric

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these are the positions of russian u. a. v. pilots. as the rest of the army advancing through the heart of reason. you are the operators from the us want metalli and play a crucial role in the operation. and an idea of photos are done to the body of a palestinian man killed dragon is really right on the west bank. his mother speaks to archie here and in many young men were assassinated and no one can stop them. west seats, in, in uh, homes. why do they come to us? when you come to me, i will defend myself the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you're watching r t international. we start with the outcome from the ukranian p summit hosted by switzerland. the tox focused on examining zalinski is proposed a piece formula. only 78 out of 92 states assigned to the summit. the final declaration with a rock in jordan included in the list by mistake, and subsequently excluded at the last moment. 14 countries mostly from the global south, including south africa, brazil, india, and saudi arabia did not agree on the documents to. all right, let's ta

we have also saudi arabia, india, thailand, indonesia, brazil, mexico, in the u, a. e will, will also among participants that declined, designed to communicate. we thought you like to enjoy the withdrawal being the signatures of the declaration following the peace submits as well. the reasons for the kid refusal what jordan covering fee, i know and but what to do to know is that the landscape failed to win over t nations from the global salsa costing a saddle over at caves, they're due to broad a support ticket is rochelle. we also know that the absence of a substantial african presence as such a publicized yet failed agenda speaks volumes of the new skis or the, the width of inability to see the continent only 5 applique indeed as were present at the submit to the will only succeed applicant, indications of, from $54.00 african countries, and that the significant obstacles credibility. because the once mutual switzerland has made no secret of its desire to putting this rest. yes. was foreign minister even questioned motives of those countries attended the summit? as

these are the positions of russian u. a. v. pilots. as the russian army advances through the heart of region. you are the operators from the off month battalion play approval role in the operations and an idea of bulldozer exams, the body of a palestinian man killed during it is really right on the west bank. his mother speaks archie to appear in his many young men were assassinated and no one can stop them. wesley, to na homes. why do they come to us? when you come to attempt me, i will defend myself the live in moscow. you're watching archie international. i'm rachel. ruble, we started to with the outcome from the ukraine in peace, and that hosted up by switzerland. the tops focused on examining zalinski is proposed a piece formula. it will only $78.00 out of $92.00 states sign that the summit is final declaration with a rock and jordan refusing to do so. at the very last moment. the 14 countries mostly from the global south, including south africa, brazil, india and saudi arabia didn't agree on the documents. all right, let's take a

we can expand a julian, a song just release from a u. k. present enough to reach and have deals with the us authorities and how abortion rights are becoming a big political issue in the us head of the presidential election. the united nations hung the lunchroom system has found almost half a 1000000 palestinians in gauze. so that's one and 5 people facing starvation, it says a high and sustained risk of famine pacific across the strip. a snapshot of the nature poll finds more than half the people in gaza. don't have enough to eat. it says 20 percent the going days without food. speak with them. yeah. and your manual . my name, my daughter was dying in front of me. the day of today she was dying a condition and was very bad. her weight dropped suddenly. i didn't know what to do and if it wasn't for god, i'm the foreign doctor hosted by my side and brought us here. i would have lost my daughter. i thank god, god is great and i did not give a pipe. i kept trying. when i came here, the team tried everything to help everyone, the medical team

one is held right with a strong e u. skeptics or opponents of the union. its members coming mainly from france and germany, members of the other faction described themselves as a moderately right. they include representatives from georgia malone. these policies will punish, empties from the p. i. s. policy which citizens facing inflation high energy costs will and the flow of refugees, those offering simple solutions, come school, political points. i know the funds are in this. i like to have all the polls say that there will be a shift to the right. so this and this means that national is right, we can populous, let's find some post specialist will make gains in the pro european can, could become weaker log, i'll be switched to have them come to right wing m e p's, blame economic problems on you policy. i'm going to strengthen national interest. they favor a policy of hub and folders directed against migration in from, for example. so 6 led french patriots. so taking to the streets in protest, boosting the standing of fall. and roy leader, marine the pen.

you know, to the 2020 in a 2 day appeal, but the u. s. u k. charges in favor of the us sent over the decision note to extradite consumers. in april, 2022. westminster magistrates quote. formerly issued to the extra dikes and some 8 weeks later. you. okay. set contrib. preteen patel signed goals for the in june of 2023 london side court, just as jonathan swift rejected 2 separate applications made by a stranger's lawyers to appeal his extradition. striking down all submitted grounds at the time of his from holdings. julian hassan is still being detained in definitely solitary confinement in that marsh purse while is equal to continue to appeal on his be off. oh, the most people have heard of him in relation to the swedish trump rainbow allegations and it's really important to to debunk them to explain the role of the media in mischaracterizing the case and creating us your campaign. the. the swedish case, she's the one of the most anomalous crime investigation i have ever seen as a do it. and then these 2 women went to the police for havin

one is held right with a strong e. u. skeptics or opponents of the union. its members come mainly from france and germany. members of the other faction described themselves as a moderately riot. they include representatives from georgia maloney's policy will publish m p 's from the p i. s policy which citizens facing inflation high energy costs will and the flow of refugees, those offering simple solutions, come school political points. i don't we funds on this. i like to have all the polls say that there will be a shift to the right. so this and this means that national is right, we can populous, let's find some post specialist will make gains in the pro european can, could become weaker log especially i can come to right wing m e p's, blame economic problems on you policy and want to strengthen national interests, they favor a policy of hub and folders directed against migration. in from, for example, self declared french patriots. so taking to the streets in protest, boosting the standing of fall. and roy leader, marine the pen. she claims migration is l

what cubic found to julia massage is released from a u. k. present to reaching a dance of us as our seniors and heading for hating the canyon forces. being tempted to tackle gas 5 in the united nations hung the monitoring system has found almost half a 1000000 palestinians in gauze of it's one and 5 people are facing starvation. it says a high and sustained risk of famine persists across the strip. a snapshot of the leech report finds more than half the pain for them because i don't have enough to 8. it says 20 percent and to go in days without food. a gabriel elizondo has moved from the you when a high and sustained risk of famine remains in gaza. that according to a new i, p. c. report on hunger in guys of that we expect to be released in the coming hours . now also uh, in this report of which we received a leak copy of the talking points related to the report shows that about 96 percent of all people in gaza face high levels of acute food in security of those 495000 people in guys, a face the highest levels of food in security, catastro

a was providing a to the ramp and support forces. his u. a counterparts denied the accusations holding them ludicrous and shameful rights groups accuse the recess of killings of civilians in a worse than humanitarian crisis. at them. the conversation that are you, we have submitted to you, mister president, 6 you a passports that we found in khartoum enjoyed operations perpetrated by the rapid support forces. and you have not published this as we have asked. we did not steal these passports from the suitcases of us citizens and the way we found them in the heart of the battlefield. us president joe biden has announced new protections for undocumented spouses of american citizens. they'll be shielded from deportation, provided with what permits and given a pathway to us citizenship, people who arrived illegally and married an american citizen currently have to reapply to return home for prominent presidency with those of the headlines. bone hunter is next news the remains of rom, this new could. his father and brothers were finally found a c

he led the u ship u. k, independence party f pete for a period. he was in the european parliament where he continually was this stone and issue for the establishment, challenging that corruption any point about some very, very valid points as well. so you can see, this is really the reality of, of why right now as the british election comes as the project. you train, it gets uh, worse and worth the slow motion car crush. that's a great point. that's really what it's all about. you know? yeah. so it interesting, um, you know, there's a flaws in a recent optical shade talks about all the mistakes the western powers are, may think in terms a little bit about. but yeah, i mean, no to french, has continually held up to the british on american foreign policy record, which for anybody who could read anyone who understands this, the can see this catalogue of interventions, this intervention list attitude to foreign policy. he's discuss, maybe he's discussed the rack syria, and he's a skeptic of that. and also he's also a very prominent influence in the un

u. a still allowed. so what's been happening is that russian gas from siberia has been coming into the u in to countries like france, belgium, spain, and the netherlands. and that it gets turned around and sent right over to places like turkey in china or elsewhere in southeast asia. the e u is now saying that can't happen anymore, but what is, is still entirely impossible under these new rules. as for the russian l. n g to be dropped off in europe and stay there for a little while and maybe enjoy it by get and a rose a somewhere in a french cafe before deciding that it's no longer self with that defying as russian elegy, but rather european analogy and well that you can then make a profit from selling it to asia. i guess that's how they're going to stick it to put in by marching up russian gas that they claim they want nothing to do with this kind of like drop shipping, where someone buys the products on the cheap from an online wholesaler in asia like alibaba for example, and then marks the price way u

a major u—turn, a change of heart thrust nigel farage into the heart of the general election campaigndown those millions of people. i simply can't do it! it would be wrong. so i have decided... i've changed my mind. it's allowed, you know! it's not always a sign of weakness. it could potentially be a sign of strength. so i am going to stand in this election. margaret thatcher famously said she wasn't for turning. you are obviously for turning. why the massive u—turn all of a sudden? this is the old thing about hearts and heads, isn't it? i rationally thought this was too difficult. i have change my mind because i can't let down millions of people who would feel let down by me unless i was at the front and led this charge over the course of the next five and a half years. a reform uk source says mr farag loves the theatre of it all and says he put himself centre stage at this election, but the worry for the conservatives is that he will divert votes away from them. mr farage, who had been called a chicken for not running, was also announced as the new reform uk leader. unlike other par

remember of a u. k. general election. and it's a general election where the governing party originally soon act faces complete devastation if we listen to the pulse they could. so for the biggest, the feet in living memory, certainly even back as far as 19 o 5, they could lose dozens and dozens of seats. i think the majority that they had asked this of a listen to some of the criticisms of add knowledge all for i was just a position and we'd take from there. what. what do you said was completely wrong and only plays into patients hands? and this kind of appeasement is dangerous for personal security. the, for all just comments about russia and ukraine. all disgraceful the predictable outrage from the establishment that the leader of the labor party there. and the leader of the government right now, we see you soon, a very, very energetic supporters of ukraine. and i think what the reality is, is that am for i just connected with the british public on the reality around you find on many other farm part policy s groups, if