k. now in london, in particular, because the british politician famous for his anti establishment fees to, to galloway, has been sworn in to parliament off that his sweeping election victory own friday. his platform, top line, the crisis in garza bringing the message out to vote for him as the m p for wrote stay in an exclusive interview to all team. mister galloway spoke about the public's growing discontentment with the rulers in u. k. government. and they fear that all over the country. people don't agree with me on the basic thinking, this was all right. my fault in the work of paul to brenda r as in independence, that they will come forward now and college to stand. and a judge when i do want to stress the audience that i didn't just when i went to a lot of slides. and the man who came 2nd wasn't independent. that no one in the country i had ever had the before. i'm between the independent, sacred plays candidate and me. we got 2 thirds of the volts, which means that the government

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now the us and the u. k. all saying that there was a group, they called a p t 31 that has been active for 14 years. and they say that this group conducted various activities including sending about $10000.00 malicious e mails to just sit in support of children's journalists and defense contractors. as well, and we've most recently, hudson, the government of the strategy that is trained in support of the us u. k. and zealand. saying that in the past is truly a has also been targeted by a chinese takes one, some packets. okay. what's aging responding to this? a little bit clean, very, very angry about the staging has said that a report is all forms of cyber security attacks and says it's not responsible in relation to the case accusation about this group a t t. there's one they say that you guys provide it, insufficient evidence and for the us, well, the agent has responded with its own accusation, saying that washington is encouraging its allies to fabricate and disseminate false information about china. and i

now the us and the u. k. all saying that there was a group, they called a p t 31 that has been active for 14 years. and they say that this group conducted various activities including sending about $10000.00 militias, e mails to a dissidence politicians, journalists and defense contractors as well. and we've most recently, hudson, the government of us fairly that is trained in support of the us u. k. and he's dealing saying that in the past, certainly a has also been targeted by a chinese take sponsor packets. the main opposition coalition in venezuela says it's been barred from running in the presidential election in july. after a registration deadline passed, the opposition said its efforts to name a candidate to run against president nicholas monroe failed. meanwhile, regular reports a pro government rally on the streets of got atkins, most or supporters of nicholas mother was seeking a 3rd 6 year term as been as well in president on monday. model officially registered his candidacy in the upcoming nationa

so this is really now between the u. k and the united states. are they going to engineer an extradition of is sondra in this case? or will they be able to pull out a miracle at the 11th hour? a lot of people don't want to give up hope there's always hope, if there's an appeal, but the, those hopes have been dashed. so often, as we've seen over the last 3 of 4 or 5 years, and you know, going on for any number of years now the u. k or london has been accused of being alive to talk to the united states. little poodle vassal stayed happy to do what it's told and yeah, thank you. okay, cool. good express concerns, so that could be inadequate protection against the death penalty if this in this case, if indeed a sound is expedited to america, what do you, what do you think about that, patrick? does that start? does that carry any water for you? well, if, if you look back of one of his previous appeals held for a while anyway on the grounds that his mental state really put him at risk of suicide if he would, was going to be expedited to the us and that

k. now canada has announced it will resume payments to the u. an agency for palestinian refugees or canada was one of 16 countries to cut funding after israel accused the agencies, employees in gauze are taking positively october. the 7th attack and independent un investigation is on the way, and israel has yet to provide details backing its claims. canadian, also to say the temporary posing donations is being lifted to respond to the urgent needs of palestinian civilians to the un human rights office says illegal is right . e settlements in the occupied west bank of expanded by a record amount. it's also said it also says the expansion threatens to eliminate any practical possibility of a palestinian state report find, but the policies of the current is really government appear aimed at expanding law . com. is there any control over westbank including is should as well. and this to the integration and unexpected sion of occupied country into the state of is ranked one small reading mind israel, that the transfer of population of an occupying co

this our in the u. k. now, an outspoken list, when politician has won a by election for a seat in parliament with a campaign promising to advocate for guns. george galloway accused both the labor party and the ruling conservatives of backing israel in the guise of war. he appealed to muslim voters in the community of rochdale in northern england, spoke to harry faucet in rochdale. about this harry the are far as yours. george galloway is a known quantity, right? he's a, he's a known figure in british politics. our viewers may not know this named may not know his, his, him so much in his track record. tell us about him and about this campaign in his victory as well. yes. i mean, he is very much part of why this has been such a singular campaign. he is an icon, a plastic politician. he used to be in the labor party. he was so selected as a labor empty. i was just now the main office there, some policy widely takes to take office in an election later this year. a 37 years ago he was that expelled from the lab

k, and now diet plays important factor and dental health. cultures that consume large amounts of sugar are more prone to dental problems, which lowers are d, m f. t score. the philippines had the worst d m. f t score with 90 percent of their citizens suffering from tooth decay, india and australia rank 2nd and 3rd to last on the list. countries with universal health care often see better oral health outcomes due to more accessible and affordable dental services. now americans have some of the best dental care in the world, but more than 90 percent of american adults has has some form of tooth decay. and again, diets fill with sugary carbonated acidic drinks are largely to blame. and while the case can be fixed with dental fillings, repetitive decay can wear down the tooth structure enough that extraction may be the only option. on average preventative dental care services like x rays and cleanings costs between $275.00 to $400.00. but if you have a cavity and require filling, it can range from a $154.00 tooth to $250.00. crowns are more expensive and depending on the material from a $1

he's not in prison at like, like some very notable people are in jail in the u. k. right now for talking and telling you the story about this man's murderous escapade in place like iraq, afghanistan, i'm now on belief. they want to do it all again. now interestingly, if you want to commit the crime of regime change, you want to overturn the democracy. you need muscle and you need man that are willing to do very bad things for money like mr. prince's crew. now you also need people to influence the population and we've got a walk our brewing right now. boys missed not advise and i, uh, all we knew before, there's 2 things we knew. first of all, we knew that you was the wife from the raleigh. mm hm. and 2nd, we found out from mr. biden, that her name is yolanda yolanda. she's going to continue to play 3. anyway, very unusual and this is her name is yolanda, is it? no, no, no, it's not. you know, if you spend your lot, nobody knows she's a you, but now she's a star. she's a big star. she's, let's take a look. let's check it out in a cowardly way. they're hiding his body

u. k. building now of of u. m. and then on your own, you how many targets as well as well the with the say can stop all of this, which is the genocide and goals are, as they said, and the u. s. u k. support for that. i think it's quite interesting. you get that sense that they've been, the search has been rockville, that's from the state department briefing was a few hours ago and someone else would. i mean that it seems like your campaign of the toner and degrade. and so making things better. and so they can, things perhaps was middle of the state department spaces and just said, well that these things take time, it's a long term price. he said, but usually you do own choose the onto the bank and was speaking the press when the guitar, a prime minister wasn't in town and everything it ended. but i'm lincoln started up again and saw that, you know, it was, was a message there who we things with this sort of framing your, your room. and then you international standing. you're killing innocent people. it has to stop

now the u. k. courts have invited the united states to issue assurances, the fight and the administrator and should not issue assurances. they should drop the same full case but should never have been brought to. we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy according to the ruling, the us has to provide assurances on 3 conditions. one of those that the sancha can rely on the american constitutional amendment protecting freedom of speech, or the final date for the us to agree to those conditions of the 20th of may have a ruling says that if washington would fail to abide by the terms the u k will grab the sondra leave to appeal without a further hearing. assign has been held in britain's bel mazda, a maximum security prison since 2019 after been evicted from the for, during an embassy where he had been, hold up, savings, 2012. but we can install those wanted by washington on the 18 the espionage charges over the largest leak of classified information.

now before this, we had from the chinese embassy using the us, the u. k, as well as new zealand. they call these accusations completely groundless, saying that this is, this is slender as it says that the aging has a fundamental principle of knowing each appearance in the governments of other countries. it also, obviously a relating to how this will impact a china going forward. well, these sections, these charges are only involved. a few people thought this is definitely a large kind of international image at a time when it's trying to recuperate. it's a slowing economy. and crucially, well as trying to attract more for an investment which is much needed right now. katrina, you're reporting from badging. thank you very much for that. as a mass graves containing the bodies of dozens of migrants has been discovered in libya, it's thought at least 65 died, as they were smuggled through the desert. around 750000 refugees and migrants are in libya, many or day laborers, and depend on the work for their families back home. the jobs are scarce, especially during ramadan. as many train

want to take you now to the u. k. francis kate is speaking, take a listen, did not call for a ceasefire without condition, which is i believe what many of the members were looking for. i'm also thinking of all phase who's lives in effect cancer. everyone facing this disease and we'll just have a phone. please do not lose face or height. you want me to learn. all right, so we just heard right there this story just breaking the purchase of wells. they are talking saying that she is in the early stages of treatment after cancer, it was found in to us. let me ask my producer, where are we going to up with the story? all right, we're going to try to get more information for that as it comes in. but again, just to let you know we've got breaking news. the princess of wells saying that she is in the early stages of treatment after cancer was found in tests, are now to you, great. where authorities say that they have suffered the largest attack on the countries energy infrastructure since the war began. present about them is

now scientists and the u. k. believe they have recovered a piece of history. that was talking sadness when essentially, so a sycamore for you was miss davis because i don't last year, but now using a few. so live in twiggs. i'm technical grafting john to exports of to him and then moxie as, as the screen house in devon, southwest england, scientists say they've managed to create new lights from a handful of twigs and other genetic material salvaged from the side of the field. sycamore gap tree. it is a rice against on because obviously once you caught a tree done is physically die and straight away, you know, has a lot of pressure on us to actually get and sting growing. luckily we did. the team used what it calls a frankenstein esque method known as grafting developed by ancient egyptians. and romans to splice together, binds the fresh roots with the living twigs from the sycamore. this message means that we've actually use the original material from that tree. so we've got a genetic claim. it is the same tree planted in the 1800s. the 36 meter tall sycamore

now scientists and the u. k. i believe they have recovered a piece of history. that was, that was chalking sadness when a century so a sycamore tree was mysteriously got down last year. but now using a few. so live and twigs and an ancient egyptian technique plant exports of toned, the land luxury. as, as the screen house in devon, southwest, england, scientists say they've managed to create new life from a handful of twigs and other genetic material salvaged from the side of the field. sycamore gap tree, it is a rice against on because of c. once he caught a tree, dime is physically dying and straight away. you know, is a lot of pressure on us to gas. you get and sing growing. luckily we did. the team used what it calls a frankenstein esc method known as grafting developed by ancient egyptians. and romans to splice together, binds a fresh roots with the living twigs from the sycamore. this message means that we've actually use the original material from that tree. so we've got a genetic claim. it is the same tree planted in the 1800s. the 36 meter tall sycamore

now the u. k. courts have invited the united states to issue assurance that the fight and look ministration should not issue a for, and says they should drop this same whole case that should never have been brought to. we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy according to the ruling of the us have to provide assurances on 3 conditions. one of those is that asylums can rely on the american constitutional amendment protecting freedom of speech. on a date for the us to agree to those conditions of the 20th of may. and the routing said that if washington would fail to abide by the times the you pay, withdrawn to sondra, leave to appeal without a further hearing or so i'll just been held in britain's bella marsh, maximum security prison since 2019 off to being evicted from the ecuadorian embassy, he was hold up as as 2012. the weekly's founder was wanted by washington on 18 chargers of espionage over the largest leak of classified information in the co

k. and the us now, i saw just being held in developments maximum security prison since 2019 officer being evicted from the ecuadorian embassy, where he's being a hold up since the 2012 of the weekly founder is one of our washington on a chain espionage charges over what's being called the largest leak of classified information in the country. if i'm guilty, he is facing a 175 years in prison. again to send you a license is right there on fleet street outside london by court. just a few minutes off at 11 am and it does look like some people are approaching, possibly a microphone. they're list stella. that's right. this center on the left bed with a loan brownhead, that's the student's wife. looks like she is perhaps getting ready to address those in attendance, but she did speak earlier. she said her husband's continued incarceration. that london cruise. the failures of the u. k. justice system deteriorates it physically. his mental health is under a constant strain and it changes from da

b u k. under straight. yeah . now the try not to aligns will see camera by and it's free and you can of how it's submarines from washington. and the early part of the next decade, beijing says this. where do your need exacerbates an arms race in the asia pacific region? you are setting up the so called august the us, the u. k. and australia are in reality, inciting military confrontation through military cooperation. this is typical cold war mentality out and will increase the risk of nuclear proliferation exacerbate armed erases in the asia pacific and harm pci. stability in the region. china and many other countries in the region are gravely concerned and oppose this. china has voice, it's serious concern, extra opposition to do you s u k. l scroll. yeah. pushing forward. no, we're powered submarine, cooperation. it's 368000000000. australian dollar plan is for australia to buy at least 3 in nuclear powered for junior class summaries from the us in the early 2030. another police will be followed with australia a

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let's now go to the u. k, where the prince of wales has reviewed that. she's been diagnosed with cancer. catherine says the cons i was discovered to you in abdominal surgery in january, she says she's going through chemo therapy. they're responsive, have to do a message. i wants to take this opportunity to say thank you past me for all the wonderful messages of support and feel understanding last night being recovering from surgery. it is been an incredibly tough couple of months from tough on me. but i've had a fantastic medical team who's taking great care of me for which i'm so grateful. in january i on the one major told me no surgery and one done on at the time, it was thought that my condition was going kind of service. the surgery was successful, however, the test over to the operation found cancer has been present my medical team that for advice that i should undergo course of preventative came to therapy. and i'm now in the early stages about treatment. now that has been a lot of speculation in recent weeks surrounding princess. catherine's of s

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but against you understand has arrived in the u. k. from the us. how do you like you to be received by the for an extra dave at cumberland where i think like the reception that benny guns received in the united states the last few days. he's going to get the message of the frustration from david cameron when he meets him here the foreign office later in the day. now david cameron is being briefing about it in the last 2 hours. he said that he has, who owns a few weeks ago, about the danger calls simon and disease in gauze, and he says we on now at that point, he says that patients needs to run very thin and a whole series of warnings need to be given starting with the meeting the i am going to have with the minister again. he says that the amount of aides that israel allowed him to gaza in february was about hoff as much as it allowed in doing during january site. as could be concerned about 15 minutes every situation day. and now this specific morning for israel full, but again, that's coming from david cameron saying that so israel is the occupyi

now the u. k. court 7 bye to the united states to issue assurances the board and the administrator and should not issue assurances. they should drop the same full case, but should never have been brought to we should never have been in prison for a single day. this is the same on every democracy. included into the room in the us has to provide assurances on 3 conditions. one of those is the size can rely on the american constitution which protects the, the speech, the final date for the us as we to those conditions is the 20th of may. the ruling says that if washington fails to abide by that, so the k will want this lease appeal with out of the hearing. we spoke with echols former concert in the u. k. who shed his thoughts on the poor ruling. i was facing the close to 2 div the fence, the 14824040 appeal on every route that they went off to appeal is to be, be saw. the it today is the see should they called out 6 points or denial instead of the defends was asking for appeal they. ringback has ba

now since we mentioned, put us 1st visit to the u. k. left may ask you about the last at least until now. and it was in 2013 within the framework of g age in which you play the major organizing role. when do you remember from that their brand? oh, i mean, i remember that can make music was really good between cameron and page and it was an i c, i'm button on the off to, you know, cameras visit to um, i just saw cheat sort by city and other things. and no longer off that i see that amazing and know the island. i'll see david come on with some petersburg for the g 20 summit. and there was some real areas of power also from the cold place that alignment on policy, on g and g, 20 issues, particularly in tax transparency and things of that. so yeah, there's some really good areas of collaboration that on j g d trying to kind of policy called say it is a, you know, the patron was very welcomed in northern ireland. at that time i live, she comes to my place and bustle, myself vocations on the side, tables a different time, but obviously you get

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k. and he joins us now. good, see you, frank? can you tell us what it would mean if copeland is re taken by the russians? good afternoon idea, guns, case the leg spend essentially what isn't to be deeply apparent on the report from the date on the map. if you look at it 1st is a good balance fits on, on a river is quite considerable ups to cool, but it also acts as across roads for road and way, lakes and tons of logistics. it's a, it's a hub. obviously it's a very poor like a sites across drugs, but it's also about 2 hours to not a fast tank drive it to can put it like not from concave yourself, lasted since. so it's, it's a little bit to the south. it's slow, be honest, could come a task to the north, the russian border. but it's not, yeah, it's very, yeah, it's a very important potential thoughts. this could be a crazy so you can take some take it. so how has you friends on me being preparing to send off this russian advance? oh, i see hold on and pull the the cc was taken before, right? totally on me. and then basically, but

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just to read just some of the headlights fresh of the price right now in the u. k. for example, all these people that are sending the congratulations of the leaders of these countries. apparently they're just sports because this is what the headlines sites . that's what so for us to congratulate, who's in after his shamela x and dixie. of course, we've heard that this is a slight time election before the election. the even started with the president, congratulating vladimir putin before the board and event started. as i said with a landslide victory, but of course, even they probably could not expect that the results with the so high that support for a lot of everything would be still hot. but again, they claim that this is all assigned that the elections are face. and other headlines that i'd like to revisit. lesson leaders, dismiss of hooton's, illegal poll victory. there's also lot being said in western media about this awkward silence were in fact this really awkward for the was not, it was not so much for russia because there's lot of if we can said last night

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let's move on to some of the stories now and focusing on the u. k. where the presence of wells has revealed that she's being diagnosed with cancer. katherine, also known as kate says, the council was discovered during abdominal surgery in january. she says, her medical team have put her on a course of chemo therapy, is part of her video message. this of course came as a shared shock. i'm with them and i have been doing everything we can to process and manage this privately for the sake of our young family. as you can imagine, this is taking time. it is taking me time to recover from major surgery in order to stop my treatment. but most importantly, it is taking this time to explain everything to george charlotte salary, in a way that's appropriate for them to reassure them that i'm going to be okay. as i've said to them, i, i'm, well, i'm getting stronger every day by focusing on the things that will help me here and my mind body and starts having went in by my side is a great source of comfort and reassurance to as a lot of support and kindness that

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