k, have issued a joint statement calling on a run to prevent further ministry escalation in the middle east. german chancellor . luff schultz rhodes, that the spiral of violence in the middle east must be broken. now any alternative entails unforeseen risk for the region of the countries in the region and the people. and he continued saying, in my phone, call with uranium president, i urge that everything be done to avoid further ministry escalation. a hey, i spoke with ben and ben tell a blue from the foundation for the defense of democracies and asked him what he expects. iran, when he expects me around to retaliate against israel. that really seems to be the question of the, our really we should say the question of the past 10 to 11 days. there is no doubt in my mind that both these womic republic of iran, which is the patron as well as some elements. and this proxy network like lebanese, has bullet, are benefiting from the fear in the uncertainty. and the doubts caused by the potential delay or dragging out of this response. but i still do see this as a matter of when and not if, p

k was in the legal, most of the migrant categories have blamed the fake news for contributing to rights across the u. k. some of which target must and muslim communities. all right, dw reporter, abuse job is here with me to help us understand the story more. because you and i were talking about this earlier, it's sort of fascinating. we follow these riots when they happen. and now we see that an arrest has been made. of course, many of those writers were arrested, but an arrest for instigation was made all the way in lahore, pakistan take us through this. why? so focus on me a part of these say that the housing custody, of course, is to reorder or 9 and focused on that invest because it investigate the said that they hold him responsible for spreading because of a 4th information amplifying, missing information about in a doctor i took place last month in the north and 50 of us in a, a south port in the u. k. and that's at that a man had stopped a 3 children to death and then were injured. what boxes on the investigator said is that after this attack, a man believes to be behind a websi

the u. k. can, to the end, the us have all been told to leave immediately the u. s embassy, urged american citizens to book any ticket available and also to help fund urgent travel. go for more on all the visits. go to buy route a port and speak to ali hush him who is the for us. and it seems like there was a real sense of urgency for many people to get out just out tents. is it now as well? the fact that most of the embassies are calling on the nationals to leave is making a kind of urgency for people to come to the ad for to take whatever flights available also with several airlines whole thing the travels and, and also they route. this is also adding to this urgency, however, there are no k, k u, i think seems to be far enough. this is the airport. the lower side is the departure . the arrival is the highest. the the highest side is the default chose for the moment. the situation looks on the control, there's nothing that's out of control. and however many people are putting into the airport and all of the many people are coming out of the well done. many i but

those comments have been heavily criticized by the us, the u. k. and the european union on thursday. let's get were on that with phil laval. phil is in washington dc. so phil, tell us what's being said, what's the reaction in washington to this? well, i think sighing heavily criticized is probably putting it mildly, the, by the ministration side, one of the better, what seems pretty disgusted by these comment. and so it was a show statement that was released, but it was fairly to the point it said, we all uphold by these comments. we reiterate that this rhetoric is harmful and it is disturbing. the presidents and the secretary of state have repeatedly stress the need and the humanitarian crisis in goal is to remove any obstacles to the flow of age and restore the basic services for those in need. of course these comments, will it be welcomed by some in the fall right side of israel, but they have been widely uh, found upon any international community. i mean, be your opinion describes them as well. put them in place. i'm sorry, this is a little cri

u. k. have made into national headlines recently week. and i think the debate over immigration, british prime minister k use tom or describes the power test as far. right? so i agree. what ever the a power motivation? this is not a protest. it is pure bonds. we will not tolerate the tax on marks or are misleading communities in britain as well as throughout europe, stagnant wages, financial and equality. in general, economic hardship had been linked to the rise of anti immigrant attitudes. this rhetoric, the analysts say, has been exploited by the floor right in recent days with protesters, long leap, blaming migrants for their problems not to do with race or religion. these route, yes. i think it's just gotten to a point where the british probably a sick today, the government, prioritizing all the new immigrants coming in the country over their own receipts and across europe and the united states. politicians have for here so exploded the topic of immigration to energize their pace. when mexico sends its people, they're not sending their

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and this is how the police in the u. k. have been dealing with protest is the unless you're willing to 2019 back and movement to the home comb wants. remember this the u. k. holmes holmes, full mcculla, new lucy. it was in sentenced by attempts to bring the rises under control, it labeled them pro democracy and essentially reading it that right to protest regardless of the violence, feared the authorities not to use last night's events as a pretext for oppression. but to address the deep seated concern by the people of hong kong that their basic freedoms are under attack. no, i'm not going to sugar coated a significant number of people involved in the 2024 u. k. purchased were from the hod right. these rights were initially spoke by those in the u. k, who all fed up with the countries immigration system. perhaps i should say lack of one, but the u. k. is crackdown has been moved to oh boy, anyone's done that over $700.00 arrests with hundreds, most suspects being sold. the u. k is newly minted leader is being accused of gas

do mesquite picks up the store and this is how the police in the u. k. have been dealing with protest is the unless you're willing to 2019 back and movement to the home comb wants women business the u. k. homes, homes full mcculla new lucy, it was in sensed by attempts to bring the riots is under control. it labeled them pro democracy and essentially reading it that right to protest regardless of the violence for your age, the authority is not to use last night's events as a pretext for oppression. but to address the deep seated concern by the people of hong kong that their basic freedoms are under attack. no, i'm not going to sugar coated a significant number of people involved in the 2024 u. k. purchased were from the hod right. these rights were initially spoke, find those in the u. k, who are fed up with the countries immigration system. perhaps i should say lack of one, but the u. k is crackdown has been moved. oh boy, anyone's done. that's over 700 arrests with 100 small suspects. being sold, the u. k is newly minted leader, is being accused of gas

the set alarm bells ringing in the u. k. the pound has suffered for the evaluations in the past 100 years. and 3 of them have taken place in september. in every case, the writing was on the wall in august, in the us, the as a some prime mortgage and banking crisis, but kicked off in august 2007. given the uncertainty bank, stop lending to each other and credit flows dried up well beyond the u. s. leading to wants to become known as the financial crisis. and it's very much should happen in august. the stock market trading volumes tend to be life. but if the month stops . com, it tends to stay that way, but bad things of repeatedly happened in august of when they do. they can have profound consequences. now the things to watch and posting the lympics is usually an extraordinary feat. but despite all the excitement surrounding the games that come with a high cost so much so that the international olympic committee is fine to get hotter to lock in locations for future olympiads. this is a lympics and power olympics are estimated

and i hope that the u. k. maybe they have a perfectly good explanation for this. well, we'll wait and see. meanwhile, back to the board charges. there is no, they just went off in her for what she expressed on social media. so it is, and it's wrong. um let's go back to what's going on this week. we've got a flurry of attacks. we've got flurry of condemnation. we've got a lot of action going back and forth again as you and i had discussed in the past. it was a quiet time now. it seems like there's not a not so quite a time between both loving on has the law and the idea. can you characterize for us what's happening in that situation right now? well, i was really said the doing go our cost interviews the look at it. oh, that's your study, ition. or for the best and for the nation of what else as well as some of those in both of us others. so the, the issue came in earlier this week and it was massive because they must have, did the 5 is the 5100 and thank you them with their sense of is really interesting . they hit imagery based because the most images of the base

the set alarm bells ringing in the u. k. the pound has suffered for the evaluations in the past 100 years. and 3 of them have taken place in september. in every case, the writing was on the wall in august, in the us, the as a some prime mortgage and banking crisis, but kicked off in august 2007. given the uncertainty bank, stop lending to each other and credit flows dried up well beyond the u. s. leading to wants to become known as the financial crisis. and it's very much should happen in august. the stock market trading volumes tend to be life. but if the month stops . com, it tends to stay that way, but bad things that repeatedly happened in august of when they do, they can have profound consequences. now the things to watch and posting the lympics is usually an extraordinary feat. but despite all the excitement surrounding the games that come with a high cost so much so that the international olympic committee is fine to get hotter to lock in locations for future olympiads. this is a lympics and power olympics are estimat

k. have been dealing with protest is the unless you're willing to 2019 back and movement to the home comb wants. remember this the u. k. holmes holmes, full mcculla knew lucy, it was in sentenced by attempts to bring the rises under control. it labeled them pro democracy and essentially breeding that, that right to protest regardless of the violence, feared the authorities not to use last night's events as a pretext for oppression. but to address the deep seated concern by the people of hong kong that their basic freedoms are under attack. no, i'm not going to sugar coated a significant number of people involved in the 2024 u. k. purchased were from the hod right. these rights were initially spoke by those in the u. k, who are fed up with the countries immigration system. perhaps i should say lack of one, but the u. k. is crackdown has been moved to oh boy, anyone's done that over $700.00 arrests with hundreds, most suspects being sold. the u. k is newly minted leader is being accused of

and i hope that the u. k. maybe they have a perfectly good explanation for this. well, we'll wait and see. meanwhile, back to the board charges. there is no, they just went after her for what chick stressful social media. so it is and it's wrong. um let's go back to what's going on this week. we've got a flurry of attacks. we've got flurry of condemnation. we've got a lot of action going back and forth again as you and i had discussed in the past. it was a quiet time now it seems like there's not a not so quite a time between both loving on has the law and the idea. can you characterize for us what's happening in that situation right now? it was really said that during the past interviews, the study ation are for the best and for the city as a physician of what else as well as some of those and very solvent suburbs. so the technician came in earlier this week and it was massive because they must have, did the 5 is the 5100 and thank you them with their sense of is really entity. they hit the military base because the mesh to his administrative base, that's a base

this is how the police in the u. k . have been dealing with protest is the, unless you're willing to 2019 back and movement to the home comb wyatt's women business, the u. k. homes who mcculla knew lucy, it was in sentenced by attempts to bring the riots is under control. it labeled them pro democracy and essentially reading it that right to protest regardless of the violence, feared the authorities not to use last night's events as a pretext for oppression. but to address the deep seated concern by the people of hong kong that their basic freedoms are under attack. no, i'm not going to sugar coated a significant number of people involved in the 2024 u. k. purchased were from the hod right. these rights were initially spoke, find those in the u. k. who of fed up with the countries immigration system, perhaps i should say lack of one, but the u. k. is crackdown has been moved. oh boy, anyone's done that. over $700.00 arrests with hundreds, low suspects being sold. the u. k is newly minted leader is being accused of gas li

and i hope that the u. k. maybe they have a perfectly good explanation for this. well, we'll wait and see. meanwhile, back to the board charges. there is no, they just went up and head for what to expect on social media. so it is and it's wrong. so let's go back to what's going on this week. we've got a flurry of attacks. we've got flurry of condemnation. we've got a lot of action going back and forth again as you and i had discussed in the past. it was a quiet time. now, it seems like there's not a, not so quite a time between both lebanon has the law and the idea. can you characterize for us what's happening in that situation right now? well, i was really said the doing the cost interviews the, the credit of the study ition or for the best and for the isn't yes of the nation of what else as well as some of those in better southern suburbs. so the, the issue came in earlier this week and it was massive because they must have been sort of as the entity 100 and thank you them with their sense of his really entity . they hit the military base because the most of his

groups across the u. k. have lead to several police officers being injured and will the 90 people arrested police? i brought the thing is being driven by misinformation on social media. 5 right influence is falsely claimed, the suspect in the matter of 3 young girls and the staffing attack in the town of south fort was an asylum seeker. but like the rest of the night, which has more from the city of level, as i say. so between 2 valuable groups, livable, those who say they're on to racist following up. and those who are against immigration, coming to a head at this distance move to from the left wing protest is march to meet the fall, right where they were holding a rally. the police at times struggling to contain the situation here and the different side facing off here at the main menu on the, on the reading it as the numbers and faith side swelled reinforcements including police getting ready to serious disorder. then the fast, the rest of the all right, protested that a way to wait to find the police mov

and i hope that the u. k. maybe they have a perfectly good explanation for this. well, we'll wait and see. meanwhile, back to the board. charges. there is no, they just went after her for what to expect on social media. so it is trap and it's wrong. so let's go back to what's going on this week. we've got a flurry of attacks. we've got flurry of condemnation. we've got a lot of action going back and forth again as you and i had discussed in the past. it was a quiet time now. it seems like there's not a not so quite a time between both loving on has the law and the idea. can you characterize for us what's happening in that situation right now? it was really said the doing go our cost interviews, the look at it. oh, that's the funny ation or for the best in for the city as a physician of what else as well as some of those and both of us others. so the, the issue came in earlier this week and it was massive because they must have, did the 5 is the 5100 and thank you them with their sense of his really entity. they hit the military base because the mesh to his adminis

of the countries such as japan and germany, the us on the u. k. have issued similar advisories, but not everyone is funding it easy to guess out they routes. apple was hit by flight disruptions as recently as monday of to israel said it would retaliate for strikes, launched from 11 on now, google has suffered a major legal blow. oh, that's tough for us. judge ruled it had acted illegally to maintain a monopoly and stifle competition. while generation huge profits, the decision could result in huge penalties and change the way that uses access information on the mobile mobile devices. the judge found that google held a monopoly through its position as the default search option on many phones and devices. this allows it to charge onto officially high prices for advertising. google argued it's market dominance was due to the quality of its technology. the company says it will appeal the decision. a bunch of pundits and baler from w businesses here to tell us more about this height tip on this. so, you know, we know so many people around the world use

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the police in the u. k. have charged a 17 year old male with motor after a knife attack in southport. on monday, 3 goes on under the age of 10 were killed. others were injured in the attack and the suspect is also facing 10 counts of attempted murder. in the wake of the stoppings dozens of police officers have been injured in fallen confrontations with formright demonstrate as well. and if there's a lot of there's some fish report from south for the clean off of the mess caused by the riot the night before. this must consult for a town in the north west of england was the target of a far right mould. whipped into violence by force room is online that a cell sticks in a mass, stopping in which 3 little girls were killed with them as the refugee, the by police were pelted with both those brakes and 5 was 50 of them injured. and as became unfolded outside the mosque, people college inside the star fan breaks like petrol bombs. we are a fire just behind me when not one off. we for the actual building was on fire

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k. have rally with against the far right groups. the demonstrators condemned the violence by empty immigrants protestors and called for com. it follows the stabbing of 3 young girls last week. israel has been bombing areas designated as humanitarian safe stones and southern gaza. at least 18 palestinians have been killed in attacks and sign your nobel peace prize winner. mom and eunice is due to be sworn in as the interim leader of the caretaker government in bangladesh. that's after a student. that uprising ended prime minister shaken scene is 15 year term in office. 10 bureau toad re is live with us from the bangladesh capital dock. i september. i believe you are expecting mohammed universe to touch down. i'm told you're at the airport right now and you're expected us to touch down imminently. yeah, so we are at the end of sorry, the sha zillow international ad pods and he's playing as land that show. he shouldn't be actually coming out very soon. we can see the inside part of it, but he should be out very soon. and then head out

and i hope that the u. k. maybe they have a perfectly good explanation for this. well, we'll wait and see. meanwhile, back to the board charges. there is no. they just went up and head for what to expect on social media. so it is, and it's wrong. um let's go back to what's going on this week. we've got a flurry of attacks. we've got flurry of condemnation. we've got a lot of action going back and forth again, as you and i had discussed in the past. it was a quiet time now. it seems like there's not a, not so quite a time between both lebanon has the law and the idea. can you characterize for us what's happening in that situation right now? well, i was really said the doing go across interviews, the supervision, or for the best and for the city as a physician, or what else as well as some of those in balance of the suburbs. so the technician came in earlier this week and it was massive because they must have been sort of as the entity 100 and thank you them with their sense of is really interesting. they hit the military base because the mesh to his administrative

and u. k. governments have urged their citizens to lead lebanon as soon as possible. the us embassy and 11 non urgent if citizens to leave on quote, any ticket available while british nationals and loved dawn had been told to quote leave now by the u. k. government. joining me now is dw corresponded atanya kramer in jerusalem, tanya or ron has promised to strike israel. the us and u. k. governments are telling their citizens to leave lebanon as soon as possible. what's the mood like in israel? that's why it certainly depends who you uh, sped. uh certainly everyone is no waiting for this rotation that was announced by has been a and e wrong. there was, there is support for the targeted killings in baby boot into around that have distressed us as well. didn't take responsibility for the strike in the turn around . and there's also the question, where does it leave it's ro, strategically? but people here basically, they understand, you know, for now that the home phone guidelines, these are usually the guidelines that tell the public what they have to do in the event of

k, his employees have been braces a bit, you know, but they're still unsure because i'm not quite sure what this band thing is. what do you say? i don't know what, what potentially kind of do for me, but they're seeing some benefits with already actually. but a lot of this i, in my view, has to do with how this a guy is managing the organization. and if it's not managed properly, then you're going to have problems to elaine. this report is about the fortune 500 companies. are the biggest companies in the united states. could it be that these all the biggest companies in the world and they have the most to lose potentially. whereas small uh, lead the companies maybe don't have the same lawyers or the bigger companies could probably ride away more successfully. we've even seen the missteps of some of the leaders in the space and they have survived them. the reason why we no longer talk that single fires is because have to be re branded as gemini, because google mates. so many mistakes and the launch is that is that we're quite embarrassing for the company, but it has written bodies. and

k. canada and the u. s. have all been told to leave immediately. the u. s. embassy urged american citizens to book any ticket available, an offer to help fund urgent travel on the hash and reports from babe ruth airport . as you can see, many people are coming. many people also are leaving. there's a sense of urgency with all these warnings coming to people, whether to leave or to come back to 11 on because of the outlines. that's a whole team the services. so we've seen over the past few our. busy several embassies, who, once again repeated the warning for the citizens to leave lebanon. they don't get states embassy calls on its citizens, to book any flights, whether it's going to the final destination, or not just to leave the country. the french embassy also called on its citizens to the 11 on now there's no sense of k o, c i the apple of it's in organize. it's still under control. we don't see people fight seem to get into the apple. there's no such scenes. however, many people are coming, we can see a bit of traffic in front of the default. sure. and

if you look at the u. k. for example, when it shut down the money industry, it basically puts people into disability and sickness benefits. if you look at other kind of big foundations historically in the beginning of the industrial revolution, you know, a lot of people left behind and we've seen in places like detroit and industrial waste lands in, in heavy industries, centers across the as well as the economy is that we really haven't got a very good system in place to shifting people from good jobs in industry that are being hit by any technology. so governments of really, really good thing called about how they manage this transitions because people don't want to leave behind the jobs. the starting right at the bottom of the, of the tree in terms of the next career. so how can we help people we scale and shipped across the levels of pay and seniority that actually helps them feel valued and not feel like this technology is coming in, destroying their lives, reaching habits with erupt machines. he's elaine

k. government. well, it may have to fears of the conflict in the region escalating. we ask dw correspondent tanya kramer, injuries them to tell us about the mood in israel as well. i think it depends. so you ask them in genuinely some people i talked to you over the past week, they said what it had to be done. you know, the strikes and they roots but also into around for which is around. it has not taken responsibility, but they see this as necessary for as well as deterrence. others have set a now what does that mean then for the hostages that are still being held and goes on for the talk. so to bring them home. but generally speaking, here, the mood is a bit of waiting period. everybody is now talking about what will be the scope of this rotation. the anticipate differentiation by husband law and by a wrong. and when will it happen? iran hospitalized and indicated that it will be a multi layered attack involving also the other yvonne's proxies like the she had munitions in iraq, the who sees in yemen, husband law, of course, and iran itself. that reminds a bit peop

so we have seen these come to protest across the u. k. this evening. and also where i was, hundreds of people were actually gathering here exactly here on this frame because what's happening is that file right groups have published and this stuff more than 30 law firms, immigration lawyers who've been working with refugees as a possible target for pro tests and saw several attacks this evening. so what happened is that all these calls with protests of anti racism. and to far right, protests a showed up to basically protect these law firms from possible far right protests. and just uh, in the last hours we saw hundreds of people here behind me trying to protect people from going at these law firms. also lots of police for here. but so far, no far right protests us have a peers and we have seen the same picture in the cities like west. so new castle, the all for the u. k. a lot of people have come basically in solidarity with the immigrants with refugees. people of color, everyone know, feels very much threatened by these fall right protests and the last

believe to have triggered a state of riots in the u. k. the police have arrested a man named for hon austin from the city of la whore. he's accused of being behind a website, the claim that the attacker who stepped 3 girls to death last month in the u. k. was in the legal muslim migrant and the authorities to blame the fake news for contributing to riots across the u. k. some of which targeted most and muslim communities all right, from world history, i'm joined by the w porter, being his job at your business. we talked about this a little bit. why is a man in lahore being blamed for these rights that happened in the u. k. i, steven a product isn't focused on see that an investigation by british broadcast network i t v, lead them to group and then take this non attempt to do it, or my office for one office into custody. now i do a investigation, basically says that this 9 is believed to be behind this website, john no 3 now. and just always after this attack last month, which in which a man stopped a extra 17 year to word minor to stop 3 g

k. of course you have this u. k online safety bill, which is marketed to the public as being a tool or a bill that will protect children from online harms, which i think everybody would support what it does is it effectively a sensor speech? and people are now being put in prison for things that they have set online in the u. k. the united states also has a numerous problems despite it having the 1st amendment. so this is a global issue that we're seeing the with a really bad case in particular with these different uh, policies, as i mentioned, the dsa and uh, the and my favorite just to go back to a point that you mentioned earlier about mark sucker bird. i mean, why isn't he being held accountable for maybe some of the illegal activity on his platform? well, mark sucker berg and facebook has a history of working in cahoots with the f. b. i and intelligence agencies, especially during the election periods, 2 sensor information and to basically get people in trouble in criminalize their speech. so again, it just g

so once a month, like we seen in the u. k, it plays a very, very big role. indeed. basically the was off the wall, the more likely was i have some sympathy with our views within the u. k. it's, but there is a deprivation that i've seen some little but some of the was writing that we've seen in the u. k. over the last couple of weeks, places like sol, places like little pools, but there are exceptions to that. it's worth remembering that in south ports we've seen where you saw the 3 or if it was the trigger of these rights, then that is not an area of deprivation. but it was people coming in and deprived people coming in from other towns to riots and try on the top a most. i lived in south over several decades. i know the time, well, i can tell me it's not, and every deprivation. so it's not as simple as simply say, look into the west, off in society that are involved in this struggle. looked at according to research and not just coming out of the u. k, but other countries as well, like the u. s. immigration is often is an overall plus for, for most economy. so then

so across the u. k. have seen police in june and demonstrations arrested. the wrong thing has been driven by misinformation on social media. 5 right groups falsely claims, the suspect in the matter of 3 young girls was an asylum seeking atlanta with the note which has moved from the northern city of little faith. so between 2 rival groups livable those who say there and to racist following up. and those who are again, immigration, coming to a head at this, this includes defense. the left wing protest as march to meet the fall, right where they were holding a riley. the police at times struggling to contain the situation here and the different side facing off here at the main menu on the, on the reading. and as the numbers and faith side swelled reinforcements, recruiting police getting ready to serious disorder then the fast arrest us. all right, protest, a better way to wait on the police moving in to trying to despise the crowd as tempest great in the heat. this is just one of more than 30 protests planned across england this weekend. often misinformation

if you look at the u. k. for example, when it's shut down the money industry, it basically pushed deeper into disability and sickness benefits. if you look at other kind of big foundations historically in the beginning of the industrial revolution, you know, a lot of people left behind. and we've seen in places like detroit in an industrial waste lands in, in heavy industries, centers across the, as well as the economies that we really haven't go a very good system in place to shifting people from good jobs in industry that are being hit by any technology, so governments of really, really good thing called about how they manage this transitions because people don't want to leave behind the jobs, the starting right at the bottom of the, of the tree in terms of the next career. so how can we help people re scale and shipped across the levels of pay and seeing your receipts that actually help them feel valued and not feel like this technology is coming in, destroying that lives reaching handbook with the rubbish

k. in 2016 of the u. k. government. but we have seen the us house of representatives try to close the 5 that definition. so does the charge of anti semitism have less force when governments in the west co defying that definition, which very much equates being critical of as well as being an to symmetric? absolutely so, so this is part of these really space a strategy. this is not just um, you know, grass roots effort of scholars in activism, community members coming together and coming up with this definition that focuses almost exclusively on criticism of is realizing the definition of anti semitism. this is driven by these really state funded by these various states supported by the history of the state, which has thought since at least the 1970s to spread this idea of the quote unquote, like i said, new and types of the western countries like, sorry to interrupt right, but we just want to know why western countries, you know, like the us like the u. k. like gym the why this so quick to go with that on it. and for tha

k and the u. ties have been straightened since britain left, the blog stomach visited brit billions. brand new book guides before meeting the chancellor off shots where us prosecutors have secured a new indictment against donald trump and the case accusing him of trying to over to and the 2020 us presidential election. prosecutors the pricing had with the original $4.00 charges against trump, but the indictment now takes into account a recent us supreme court ruling that former presidents have brought immunity from criminal prosecution. trumpets dismissed the charges as inactive desperation. and i asked our correspondent in washington dc benjamin of our as great, but how exactly the new environment could affect the case against trump. so we will now here from trump side, from his lawyer as a force and also from the office of this special council. they will be discussions on how fast things will now move forward. and that's, of course, something that's not in the interest of the lawyers of donald trump that are seeking to delay a trial until after the november president selects spend

now, let's talk about u. k. services there have broken out of the u. k. a citizens confront police over immigration policies that many believe are changing their country for the worse. we've put together a minute of footage, more or less to just to just to show you, i'll talk over it. but, but this is what it looked like and still is going on by the way as we speak right now in the u. k. put it up, victor. i got all these this is belfast by the way. busy these are, these are tensions that seem to have been ignited by the tragic murder of 3 young girls, allegedly, at the hands of a 17 year old, whose parents emigrated from alondo though he was born there. and the okay, uh, at the heart of the unrest may be a feeling of economic frustration with a lot of people struggling to make ends made well, well for your individuals seem to be thriving and receiving government support. some believe that this addressed as also fueled by a sense of displacement among white christians who feel overwhelmed by an influx of immigrants that makes them feel like somebody else

people who have, who were bored in view cases, parents were born of u. k. of some of the most distressing to testimony i've heard is, for example, one versus asian mind in his sixties, who was born in sunderland, whose kids and his grandkids were born here in the u. k as well, who finds himself locked inside his most over the weekend? as police tried to keep rioters at bay out side, what he said to me is, in his childhood, he was used to romped racism. he hoped his kids would not have to see that. and he's worried that no, in fact, that is exactly what has come to pass here. and the case was still a lot of divisions still to heal, arose as a, as you pointed out, that there is truly a massive police presence there to deal with all this. how is the new labor government been handling this challenge? and they have those to absolutely cracked out. anyone trying to stir up unrestored site hatred to your there has been hundreds of arrest. they put extra capacity in place for court, for quick process again here in liverpool. already some jail sentences were handed

k. europe in union on thursday for all of those, but more on the u. s. reaction from washington dc of the by the ministration. so one of the better, what seems pretty disgusted by these comment. and so it was a show statement that was released, but it was fairly to the point. it said, we all polls by these comments. we reiterate that this rhetoric is harmful and it is disturbing. the presidents and the secretary of state have repeatedly stressed to meet ends, but humanitarian crisis in goal is to remove any obstacles to the flow of age and restore basic services for those in need. of course these comments, will it be welcomed by some in the fall right side of israel, but they have been widely uh, found upon any international community. i mean, the, your opinion describes them as well. put them in place. i'm sorry. if this is a little crime, deliberate, salvation, that's how you describe it. uh, the front set it how deep, despite what it called scandalous remarks on the case that that cou

so employees funny enough for my experience in the u. k, his employees have been braces a bit. you know, but they're still unsure because i'm not quite sure what this band thing is. what do you say? i don't know what, what potentially kind of do for me. but they're seeing some benefits that already actually. but a lot of this i, in my view, has to do with how this a guy is managing the organization. and if it's not managed properly, then you're going to have problems to elaine. this report is about the fortune 500 companies. are the biggest companies in the united states. could it be that these all the biggest companies in the world and they have the most to lose potentially. whereas small a lead the companies maybe don't have the same lawyers or the bigger companies can probably ride the way more successfully. we've even seen the missteps of some of the leaders in the space and they have survived them. the reason why we no longer talk that single buyers is because have to be re branded as gemini, because google made so many mistakes. and the launch is that is that we're quite

now, let's talk about u. k. services there have broken out of the u. k. a citizens confront police over immigration policies that many believe are changing their country for the worse. we've put together a minute and footage more or less to just just to show you, i'll talk over it. but, but this is what it looked like and still is going on by the way, as we speak right now in the u. k. put it up, victor. i got all these. this is belfast by the way. the, these are, these are tensions that seem to have been ignited by the tragic murder of 3 young girls, allegedly, at the hands of a 17 year old, whose parents emigrated from rolando though he was born there. and the okay. uh, at the heart of the unrest may be a feeling of economic frustration with a lot of people struggling to make ends made well well for your individuals seem to be thriving and receiving government support. some believe that this address is also fueled by a sense of displacement among white christians who feel overwhelmed by an influx of immigrants that makes them feel like somebody else has

now let's talk about u. k. services there have broken out of the u. k. a citizens confront police over immigration policies that many believe are changing their country for the worse. we put together a minute and footage more or less just just to show you, i'll talk over it. but, but this is what it looked like and still is going on by the way, as we speak right now in the u. k. put it up, victor. got all these. this is belfast by the way. the, these are, these are tensions that seem to have been ignited by the tragic murder of 3 young girls, allegedly, at the hands of a 17 year old whose parents emigrated from alondo. he was born there and the okay. uh, at the heart of the unrest may be a feeling of economic frustration with a lot of people struggling to make ends made well well for your individual seemed to be thriving and receiving government support. some believe that this address is also fueled by a sense of displacement among white christians, who feel overwhelmed by an influx of immigrants that makes them feel like somebody else has suddenly taken

now, let's talk about u. k. services there have broken out of the u. k. a citizens confront police over immigration policies that many believe are changing their country for the worse. we put together a minute and footage more or less to just just to show you, i'll talk over it. but, but this is what it looked like and still is going on by the way as we speak right now in the u. k. put it up, victor. i got all these. this is belfast by the way. busy these are, these are tensions that seem to have been ignited by the tragic murder of 3 young girls, allegedly, at the hands of a 17 year old, whose parents emigrated from rolando though he was born there. and the okay, uh, at the heart of the unrest may be a feeling of economic frustration with a lot of people struggling to make ends made well, well for your individuals seem to be thriving and receiving government support. some believe that this address is also fueled by a sense of displacement among white christians, who feel overwhelmed by an influx of immigrants that makes them feel like somebody else is su

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k. have rallied against the far right groups. the demonstrators condemned to violence by anti immigrant protesters and called for com. it follows the standing of 3 young girls last week, nobel peace prize winner mohammed eunice is due to be sworn in as the interim leader of the caretaker government in bangladesh. f, after a student, that uprising ended 5 minutes or shaken scene is 15 year term in office. israel has been bombing areas, designated se mandatory and safe zones. and 7 guys, at least 18 palestinians have been killed in attacks and hundreds a capital land separate. this leader carlos preacher montez would turn to spain after 7 years of self imposed exile. that is, despite a warrants being out for his arrest in spain, put them onto the rest, a huge crowd, inverse alona, you know, see, organize in illegal independence referendum in spain. in 2017. it faces charges of embezzlement for his parts in the attempt to break catalonia away from the rest of spain. the couple of harris addressed a rally and a 2nd to us battleground

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and i casa, that's a religious sect of have 80 jews. and most of them the u. k. david miller, a former professor of political. so she all the g at are still university who's dismissal after unfounded, and the symmetric allegations was rude and full. and in toronto, mohammed i ya, she's a professor at mount royal university and a policy analyst for the palestinian policy network. very well and welcome to all of you. well, how did, i'll stop with you in toronto? how has as well so successfully the story of the meaning, the idea of anti semitism and use that distortion to further its policies? yeah, absolutely. yeah. you know, israel is that more with reality, the reality of what these really speeds it project is doing to the palestinian people is a brutal reality. one of the genocide expulsion displacement and and we outright denial of the palestinian people to their right to live on their lands as, as a free and sovereign people and to conceal that reality. these really state has used a couple of tropes. one of them is this notion of the quote unquote new anti sem