still openly supporting breakfasts are part of reform, u. k. can you put this party into perspective for us, for example, how does it compare to other right when populous movements that we've seen in western europe? so reform u. k is very similar to the file, right? national conservative parties, i would say they campaign, for instance, for very strict migration rules. they campaign against net 0 climate policy. and i think the biggest similarity that the main aim is really to take over the central right position. so for a status aimless, basically, to become a 2nd in the polls, maybe not even get many seats in the house of commons, but intellectually take over the conservative party and drive it for the to the file. right. and establish this as the only opposition to labor, and then this would give him the space to implement or push for his policies that he wants to get in, in the long term. and the selection oliver would you have expected to see reform u. k. performing. so well, relative to the conservative party, i absolutely would look, i g

so nikolai, it seems that the only politicians in the u. k. still openly supporting breakfasts are part of reform you. okay, can you put this party into perspective for us, for example, how does it compare to other right when populace movements that we've seen in western europe? so reform u. k is very similar to the file, right? national conservative parties, i would say they campaign, for instance, for very strict migration rules. they campaign against net 0 climate policy. and i think the biggest similarity that the main aim is really to take over the center right position. so for a status aimless, basically, to become a 2nd in the polls, maybe not even get many seats in the house of commons, but intellectually take over the conservative party and drive it for the to the file. right. and to establish this as the only opposition to labor, and then this would give him the space to implement or push for his policies that he wants to get in, in the long term. and the selection oliver would you have expected to see reform u. k. performing so well

still openly supporting breakfasts are part of for form u. k. can you put this party into perspective for us, for example, how does it compare to other right wing populace movements that we've seen in western europe? so reform u. k is very similar to a file, right? national conservative party. so i would say they campaign, for instance, for very strict migration rules, they campaign against net 0 climate policy. and i think the biggest similarity that the main aim is really to take over the center right position. so for a status aimless, basically, to become a 2nd in the poles, maybe not even getting many seats in the house of commons, but intellectually take over the conservative party and drive it further to the file. right. and establish this as the only opposition to labor, and then this would give him the space to implement or push for his policies that he wants to get in, in the long term. and the selection oliver would you have expected to see reform u. k. performing. so well, relative to the conservative party, i absolutely would look, i

still openly supporting breakfasts are part of for form u. k. can you put this party into perspective for us, for example, how does it compare to other right wing populace movements that we've seen in western europe? so reform u. k is very similar to the file, right? national conservative parties, i would say they campaign, for instance, for very strict migration rules. they campaign against net 0 climate policy. and i think the biggest similarity that the main aim is really to take over the center right position. so for a status aimless, basically, to become a 2nd in the polls, maybe not even get many seats in the house of commons, but intellectually take over the conservative party and drive it for the to the file. right. and establish this as the only opposition to labor, and then this would give him the space to implement or push for his policies that he wants to get in, in the long term. and the selection oliver would you have expected to see reform u. k. performing. so well, relative to the conservative party, i absolutely would look, i gr

still openly supporting brackets that are part of for form u. k. can you put this party into perspective for us, for example, how does it compare to other right when populus movements that we've seen in western europe? so reform your case is very similar to a file, right? national conservative parties, i would say they campaign, for instance, for very strict migration rules. they campaign against net 0 climate policy. and i think the biggest similarity that the main aim is really to take over the center right position. so for a status aimless, basically, to become a 2nd in the poles, maybe not even get many seats in the house of commons, but intellectually take over the conservative party and drive it for the to the file. right. and establish this as the only opposition to labor, and then this would give him the space to implement or push for his policies that he wants to get in, in the long term. and the selection oliver would you have expected to see reform u. k. performing. so well, relative to the conservative party, i absolutely would look, i

still openly supporting breakfasts are part of for form u. k. can you put this party into perspective for us, for example, how does it compare to other right wing populace movements that we've seen in western europe? so reform u. k is very similar to the file, right? national conservative parties, i would say they campaign, for instance, for very strict migration rules. they campaign against net 0 climate policy. and i think the biggest similarity that the main aim is really to take over the center right position. so for status aimless, basically, to become a 2nd in the polls, maybe not even getting many seats in the house of commons, but intellectually take over the conservative party and drive it for the to the file. right. and establish this as the only opposition to labor, and then this would give him the space to implement or push for his policies that he wants to get in, in the long term. and the selection oliver would you have expected to see reform u. k. performing. so well, relative to the conservative party, i absolutely would look, i

still openly supporting breakfasts are part of for form u. k. can you put this party into perspective for us, for example, how does it compare to other right wing populace movements that we've seen in western europe? so reform u. k is very similar to the file, right? national conservative parties, i would say they campaign, for instance, for very strict migration rules. they campaign against net 0 climate policy. and i think the biggest similarity that the main aim is really to take over the center right position. so for a status aimless, basically, to become a 2nd in the polls, maybe not even getting many seats in the house of commons, but intellectually take over the conservative party and drive it for the to the file. right. and establish this as the only opposition to labor, and then this would give him the space to implement or push for his policies that he wants to get in, in the long term. and the selection oliver would you have expected to see reform u. k. performing. so well, relative to the conservative party, i absolutely would look,

a major issues in the upcoming general election in the u. k. still contract in central england is one of the worst affected areas. thousands of people in the city live in hotels, temporary accommodation, or on the streets, elena, vessel, of which reports. i'll stick to the master. it's time for dinner at the y n. c a. and the young people living here on lining up. this huge shell to providing a safe haven to those who would otherwise have no way to live. like charlie, who feeds, becoming homeless before she was also didn't hear. that was a big relief in itself to know that. however, the temporary one scene was secure for the moment. i do have friends, but they live with parents or in a circumstance where they call it and accommodate to someone sleeping on a mattress on a floor because, but they just don't have the space of this hostile is plugging the need for housing in stoke on trent in central england, we're trying to do all very best throughout the housing because it's required is needed. you know, we, we are operating a waiting list for in

you know, a, a, america least we have the 1st amendment in places like the u. k. we still have a traditional system way where the song has been trapped in it. you know, for the last 10 years or so and but at least we have that system. so i hope that it doesn't have that shooting effect. and i don't think that it will be particularly significant study in west and medium august. okay. charlie beckett. although we can leaks news in the net worked error, we appreciate your time and always your valuable insight strongly. thank you. all right, here's a quick look me on some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. nato has officially announced outgoing dodge prime minister mark router as it's next to the secretary general. people take over from the in stoughton. back on the 1st of october, some of the biggest challenges for roots that will be rushed is ongoing, where you crate. and then certainly over the us is future commitment to the long term and transfer all of sholtes has warned against opening piece dogs with russia really come over. it's m

you know, a america least we have the 1st amendment in places like the u. k. we still have a traditional system way where the song has been trapped in it. you know, for the last 10 years or so and but at least we have that system. so i hope that it doesn't have that shooting effect. and i don't think that it will be particularly significant study in west and medium august. ok. charlie beckett. although we can leaks news in the net worked error, we appreciate your time and always your valuable insight strongly. thank you. in russia, the trial against us journalist, evan gosh, give it. she has begun behind closed doors. rskovich a wall street journal reporter is accused of spying for the us. he could face up to 20 years in prison. if he's found guilty. he and his employer said that the charges against him are on sale. often more than a year under arrest. russia is now putting evan, gosh, because it's on trial. the 32 year old john list was detained in march 2023, while reporting in the city of you had cut that in book, according to his employer. the wall street

so this is not money circle is very well know we will like the rest of the u. k. have still under factory in kent beck's manufacturers targeting equipment for israel online. so it shows that with named palestine auction smash and so anything in their way, recent trade data shows the receipt. so next government has approve more than a 100 export deals with israel since november now almost half for, for military related products. and the rest thing to the equipment that could be used by is really force across the channel a pro palestinian protesters in the french capital, have again taken to the streets to condemn the countries arms dealers supplying israel, the world's largest international defense and security trade show is taking place in congress this week and these really prime minister has the frights, a decision by the idea of to implement daily to monitoring pauses in fighting to allow a to read siblings in southern gap. so we break down that class.

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k. u, for example. still very halting algeria. i'm looking for big showers in this a how and you can see there is one. there is a mass will move slow, the westwood through nigeria, maybe some new jet, but to be honest, they should be more as the what does a, i really mean for the future of humanity? what sort of future society we want? it creates all of this technology roommates. do we still have power of choice? a g i 's beach, actually a tournament and operating in doing this is the apple kind of technician, oh is it already too late? so if corporations, there's more power making a bill in an entire country, the future is going to be good for the i would be nice if to before she needs, as well as human on al jazeera, hearing the facts, we're not going to be determined by 4 and not at this understanding the reality human rights groups are accusing lebanese authorities of using discriminatory practices against the syrians to force them to return to their country with the latest global news. this is probably your policy and demonst

k. the still in shock that student has cold selection. it wasn't expected. i know we've discussed it in the weeks leading to this movement in times you know, to, to digest what's going on. but the country still didn't show christmas. it's quite remarkable, really, it's more than a month since the general election was called it state action is not is it's, it's a, it's a week and a half away. the use of the campaigns been going on for a long time. but on one level, i think the whole country hasn't really woke up to the fact the general election campaign is happening at all on one of the reasons because it was such a shock really soon hadn't even told his own cabinet ministers. he actually went to the king and ask for the solution of problems, which is what happens in the u. k. without turning his complement as is very unusual. he only told them afterwards. his key aids didn't know is key staff didn't know what he's sitting on, the very least crucially to conserve, the party was ready for to come pay. so where is he had to bring it by? this is the one big adva

so this is the money circle is very well known to the mall and the u. k. as of is still on the side, 3 and 10 sped, manufacturers targeting equipment full is well online video shows the group from palestine action smashing everything in the way, according to recent days. overseas through next, governments has given the green lights and more than 100 expos deals with, as well as the last 8 months on this hall to offer military use of the resting through the equipment that could be used by is way the forces me well pro palestinian protested in from the streets to condemn french on the list of the supply and as well. a major defense security trade show is taking place in paris this week is ready prime. it is the supposed to be the quite a decision by the idea of to implement daily humanitarian pauses in financing. so allow aids to wage civilians in southern gone. so we've got all the details plus more in depth coverage and analysis of the ongoing war on our website on the, for the 1st time in 2 years, russian gas applies to europe. house. the pasta is from th

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k. election, the post still have labor ahead of the conservatives by 20 points. is that anything prime minister so not can do now to turn things around as well? i'm not entirely sure because what we were expecting was the, the belief that has been in your feed for a number of us would have very actually tre, could have actually narrow as we go closer to pulling day by simply comes in half. and despite a fairly imaging campaign from prime minister, were chasing that, he hasn't been able to turn around the poles. and partially the reason for that is because he being squeeze from rights by reform as we've talked about whether they find themselves in difficulty today with, with potentially a racist language being used by some of the candidates and campaign is that isn't moving the polls necessarily. and i think what she's seen like double space problems in trying to win the selection. come a thursday next week. did he make a mistake cooling for an election? now, should he have wasted? well, i think there are many arguments that he should have waited until the all to

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so kids was vocal, supportive, portland from canada and the u. k. the discussion was initiated by nato chief. yeah. and still, it's a book how well it showed how didn't buy that and your ups opinion on the ukraine conferences, some even labels still so, but his narrative dangerous. i think it was, i suppose you know that this man is dangerous because he talks about the 3rd world war. his talk of western european and italian weapons striking and killing in the heart of russia. seems very, very dangerous and breakfast to me by that. so whoever can stop him be there, then they go to europe is plunged into a war without an estimate of the cost and means necessary to achieve its military objective. this is the most irresponsible thing i've ever seen that get these one percent continually. this map shows that your green is being attacked from bases located in russia. we think that we should allow ukraine to neutralize the military sites from which these files are fired. if we're talking about statements, but yeah, and still some burgers, someone else that

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the plan also leaves out the u. k. traditionally, one of the concepts, biggest defense partners and the question is, will i find it right that nobody on with it would really change the power at all? and that, that mean a corporation becomes the norm for all the barriers cooperation, sufficiently big that that still wouldn't be enough. let's say you wanted to build a european defense industry from scratch. it probably wouldn't look like what we have right now. maybe you would have a better division of labor and say the french could build airplanes and the germans could build tanks. but again, that's not where we are right now. the us trying to create a more streamlined industry of one that still quite fragmented. and countries are spending more ordering together and encouraging more cooperation defense firms are growing and looking to expand. but until they break through political hurdles, they'll struggle to make the biggest headway that, of course, leads back to a bigger fundamental question. can you ever create a

the plan also leaves out the u. k. traditionally, one of the concepts, biggest defense partners and the questions will not find it right, but nobody on with it. would it really change the part on that mean a corporation becomes the norm for all the barriers cooperation sufficiently big that that still wouldn't be enough. let's say you wanted to build a european defense industry from scratch. it probably wouldn't look like what we have right now. maybe you would have a better division of labor and say the french could build airplanes and the germans could build tanks. but again, that's not where we are right now. the us trying to create a more streamlined industry of one that still quite fragmented. and countries are spending more ordering together and encouraging more cooperation. defense firms are growing and looking to expand. but until they break through political hurdles, they'll struggle to make the biggest headway that of course, leads back to a bigger fundamental question. can you ever treat a single defense

ahead on now just era the u. k. is princess of wales makes that 1st public appearance since being diagnosed with cancer. the in depth analysis of the days headlines. does this mean that a slide south of donald trump, now i don't think so and that it could even help trump in the general election. i think even people that don't like trump are looking at this as selective justice or a weapon ization of the justice system. frank assessments that this stage goals ukraine's a pro 10 most close approach. i thought that a 100 percent different at this moment, no one can build boxes for the inside story. on al jazeera, the, the . ringback the israel's war on god becoming a forever across the united states. why are the student protests for palestine being met with military style track down? why, despite insist on 0 consequences for israel in its war on gaza? the quizzical look of us politics, the bottom line, the . the bill watching out just to time to recap on headlines. these righty. ministry has confirmed 8 sold as have

k. all the pen. yeah. where i protested as to the parliament and said he buildings on fire. and that's us. i'm the boys over the competence of approval of i am asked, pushed tax hikes canada breaking news today, flying to freedom. after 5 years incarcerated in saw the maximum security prison in the u. k. was the blow i do, then a solid is waste out of the country after supply. can you please deal with the us? but not everyone's convinced is so when, when for all the bad news is that he had to plead guilty to conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defense into which means the us security states succeeded in criminalizing journalism at extending the jurisdiction globally to norm. citizens and robbing the rates to pay for arms. how do you agree to use one point? 4000000000 euros in profit from the pros, in russian assets to buy and yet will weapons for you? great. the what is, is our to national reaching you live from my new center with moscow? i a michael question. now we start with br

some of kids, most of vocal support as we have poland there and friends, canada and the u. k. that the push was initiated by the need to achieve gen still don't bug, however it expose division within the block with some branding is move as dangerous as you know that this man is dangerous because he talks about the 3rd world war. his talk of western european and autonomy in width, and the striking and killing in the heart of russia seems very, very dangerous and breakfast to me by that. so whoever can should stop and be there . then the, the europe is plunged into a war without an estimate of the cost and means necessary to achieve its military objective. this is the most irresponsible thing i've ever seen. these one percent continually this map shows that the green is being attacked from bases located in russia. we think that we should allow ukraine to neutralize the military sites from which these files are fired. if we're talking about statements, but again, still some burgers, someone else, but ukraine could use weapons that are supplied to it from abroad. i think this is c

k. l. the discussion was initiated by native chief. yeah. and still to the high level it show the how divide in your opinion on the clean compet is something even labeled soto bud added his narrative. dangerous. that's think of this, you know, that this man is dangerous because he talks about the 3rd world war. his talk of western european and italian weapons striking and killing in the heart of russia seems very, very dangerous and reckless to me. so whoever can should stop him. then they are. the europe is punched into a war without an estimate of the cost and means necessary to achieve its military objective. this is the most irresponsible thing i've ever seen. such continually this map shows that you green is being attacked from bases located in russia. we think that we should allow ukraine to neutralize the military sites from which we saw that the fire tv if we're talking about statements. but yeah, and stilton burger, someone else that you crane could use weapons that are supplied to it from abroad. i think this is completely logical.

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