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the hello until mccrae, this has been use our line from coming up in the next 60 minutes. precious wagner group says it will pull out of the cranium. so the box move is it's running out of ammunition, explosions in and around so downs capital is fighting between the army and rapid support forces shows no sign of ending protests and progress. dom people in the swans valley demonstrates against rising telecom violence. and sylvia's presidents announces new gun control measures up to 2 mass shootings this week. that have killed at least 17 people to have an accurate sports, including a victory the 23 years in the making exactly when the tale and syria outside them for the 1st time since the acre and my redundant led them to glory in 1990

competing wild celebrations back home in naples, the, the where we started you crying with the head of rushes, wagner masonry group. so this is forces will pull out of the city of buck moved on . may the 10th your guinea, percussion blames rushes combined, is for not providing enough ammunition in a video showing the bodies of recently killed sizes. you accuse the military of being jealous of the wagner group success or predictions is fine. this will stay in bach mood until the rush is victory day, then leave off to 400 days of financing you without your normal, very, pretty boss. so if you give us the normal amounts of ammunition, that will be 5 times fewer dead soldiers. they came here as volunteers, they are dying so that you can gamble in your red wood cabinets. take note of that, cut off. well in a moment we'll get reaction from

t which how stress it is. but 1st let's go live to julia, shep overload, who joins us from moscow. and usually what's the story behind permissions, disagreement with the russian minister of defense? can you just give us a little bit of context to that relationship and how it relates to today's announcement that they are going to pull out of bach? moved so we can suggest this as the culmination of free go sions. passion and fights for supplies. but he's evolved in a group, and many times he has publicly expressed his discontent and, and disappointments with the ministry of defense. since valeria ross, some of the chief of the general stop to come onto the special operation and ukraine several months ago. so according to pro crumb and commentators before garage smith took the reins, the east to receive little shells and munitions, then the rest of the regular army of fighting environments and about facts also

contributed to wagner success and was part of the advances on the battlefield. which made them so famous. of course. now we have proved from him prove it, say that the president of making the conflicts between wagner, the russian minister of defense. so public is much more dangerous than the financing environment because this internal conflicts can cause a lot of panic, mutual distrust and, and basically, um, lead to conflicts with within russian society. and the suppose is obviously have the group slices will receive all the needs come to terms with the defense ministry and continued to find. and they're also opinions that may be pre goshen goals to gets household the game, save his remaining sciences, save his own lives. maybe we can guess a way to pre arrange safe place some way. now for a, for instance, that so various pro crowd than an independent on, let's say i'm right, but don't mistake considering that. so we just have to take it with

a grain of salt and d, thank you so much for that. it's usually a ship of a little bit for us in most guy, what we're going to go to tell strength of who is in the ukranian capital of k, even if true, this is a dramatic, uh, i guess a vinson in this for up to 400 dies of fighting for a bach mood. i mean, what's the reaction pain in cave? the this kind of statement by promotion is being taken with a massive grain of salt here in ukraine and basically the, the defense smith sort. so the deputy defense minister handle amalia has come out and, and cool bishop aloft she said on the country. she's saying that ukraine and ministry are actually seeing wagner, policies being pulled from other areas along the front line and pushed towards a bus. moved implying some sort of imminent advance or tempt you to advance by smote up by by wagner,

i'm sure to take the remaining areas of that city that ukraine is still in control of. malia said that she a full but the. busy the russians wanted to take full control of both moved before may the 9th disclose this victory day for russians, victory over the nazi germany of huge symbolism to the russians. so yeah, the ukrainians are saying on the country, this doesn't make any sense. we're actually seeing wagner troop movement inside a box moved. meanwhile, the function goes on the ukrainians are still managing to, to keep control of a small portion of the west of the city around the town or the village of chrome of it. but interestingly, over the last 24 hours, we've seen pictures that we comp verify all the bridge to the west or with bus modes in the town. cool chest, if you all which is basically the next town back. strongly defensive position there of ukrainians. it's on clear as to whether that bridge was blown by the russians, but it's more likely if indeed it was destroyed,

it was destroyed by the ukrainians in a page to stop any kind of russian at balance. and of course, this kind of statement from progression comes in the build up to this counter offensive a counter offensive to the ukrainians. have been talking about for weeks, if not months, maybe unless the saying the longer these counter offensive it delayed, the long the it gives for the russians to, to prepare either full uh, a preemptive offensive, or to further digging. but certainly, according to the policies that we're hearing here, months ministry, at least. and as i say, the debt procedure defense minister, this is a big bluff by progressing involved and i have no intention whatsoever of leaving buff mode. okay, thank you so much for that. it's charles, drafted for us in case which was in use and nearly 3 weeks off to fighting, began and threw down. rival forces remain locked in battle. the army and paramilitary rapid support forces struggling for control of territory and the capital, the licensed truce is having the whole impact on the ground. and the union is wanting of

a humanitarian catastrophe. that could spill into all the countries for him. how much has the latest on the gunfire and explosions echoed through cartoon and other cities. as to john's army and the power military, rapid support forces seem determined to 5 to the 5th and the spies. yet another truce. the 2 sides are passing full control in several locations. the army says it's made gains in belfry bombing. what it says was a tank of stone and fuel the going to put your bottle with the threats of strikes. nowhere is safe on the say, a school in the who was hit and the child killed. that's a city sort of hard to the situation is growing more desperate. people have gone for days without power or running water lining up to touch these phones. the government buildings in collab, food and fuel supplies are running low basics are out of stock,

or simply on affordable the fuel stations. supermarkets and pharmacies are either closed or have been destroyed by us from the model. the economy was already collapsing. when he has done it was worth 600. so then he's pounds. now, after 3 weeks of war, the shooting these people are getting the grain from only 3 factors, all of which have been doing it. today, the president issued a meanwhile various diplomatic efforts are underway, the latest from the white house. this new executive order authorizes targeted sanctions that promote accountability for individuals that are responsible for threatening the peace, security, and stability of sedan undermining sedans, democratic transition, and using violence against civilians are committing serious human rights abuses among other things. but the army has rejected any outside mediation, no commercial. good now and what could we do not see a need for any party to present a initiative for mediation and

a solution to the conflict. the sudanese government is able to put an end to it so that the soon despite pressure from the international community, the vine and shows no signs of using any time soon. and thousands of cities are leading their homes in search of safety for healing mohammed entre 0. have a morgan is life for us in car 2 minute as we mentioned, spring 3 weeks to the dice since fighting broke. how does the any sense at this stage of who is the upper hand on the grounds as well? both sides have slides, gains and slides lost as in parts of the capital cartoon and around the country. sedan, for example, in the northern parts of the capital, the sudanese army was able to fight back. they are assessed in the city of heavy specifically in the area of coal, but in the northern parts of the capitol. but around the vicinity of the presidential palace, it's been a battle of fierce, intense fighting between the recess. and this is denise me from the very 1st day of

the conflicts. the ira stuff is still very much in control of the presidential palace, which is new to the office, which is new to the vicinity of the general commander of the army. but it's also the headquarters and the office of the defect ahead of states who's the head of the army at the moment general. and i've been for the hon. so the army has been trying to take control of that as well in the around the country in the city of a little by the army, was able to fight back the rapids support forces. so over there it has the upper hand. and the situation is very fluid, whether it's handicap is on or in neighboring states, with the recess continuing to fight. and the, the continued to fight the army and the army, trying to retain as much position as it can and trying to fight back the rapids support forces. okay, is enough i getting into the country at this stage. and i guess more importantly, is that actually reaching the people that need the most of what we're talking about, tens of thousands of people who are now in need as a result of the fighting, not just in the capital for to, but also in neighboring states where people have fled to many of them say that they've been without food and water for days,

relying on the coast community. that is the neighboring states to be able to provide them with their basic needs and places to sleep. and that's what's a burden on those dates. 8 of sedans, 1018 states, have declared a state of emergency because of the needs and the consumption of the, of those who arrived coming from product to them. but many of them, especially those at the border say that the situation is quite dire, but very listening. 8 is trickling and not enough to match their needs. and that many of them are in desperate need not only of food and water, but also medical assistance, which is their biggest challenge at the moment. okay, thank you so much. that is, have been morgan for us and kind of to there's plenty more hit on this new zone, including the unions mission in afghanistan, discusses the organizations operations under the telephone's restrictions, when it's female stuff. and it was once again for the rich, but it goes for and you can to is helping underprivileged children develop a passion for the spokes.

the security is being tightened in central london to the combination of king charles on saturday. well, this was the st. just a short while ago, as a surprise, crowds came down along the procession route with an informal mason grace around 2300. yes. will attend the event at westminster abbey. foreign dignitaries have been arriving over the head of the ceremony during the how is lot for us outside buying and pell us and london is resort joe to the king and a couple of the other royals have already made an appearance. was that the expected or a bit of a surprise? you know, certainly not. and i must tell you that is still the same. now there's a live pictures that you're looking at just about a 100 meters aside from where i'm standing now. king charles a pit

a short while ago from the fucking and palace gates in the royal bentley drove the very short distance to the beginning of the mile where people to be lined up on both sides and intend to sleep. there was a night of course, in pole position for events on saturday. he got out of the royal bentley and has been doing a pretty comprehensive walk about on both sides of the mile greeting. well, which is along with kate and william the prince and princess of wales, of despite the inclement weather warnings for tomorrow, and a pretty long shower in the last hour or 2, the sun, these back up. now preparations back on the way the last touch is being put to the grandstand over here that will give ticket holders a view of the balcony of fucking and palace at the end of events. tomorrow. in the royal family, the king and the queen consort, make an appearance that on the royal air force, fly by and preparations, as you say. elsewhere going on, heavy security. you can see why with this sort of thing happening spontaneously. thousands of police officers will be able to do t, including armed offices at plain clothes offices,

sniffle dog snipers on rooftops to protect not just the king and the queen consort, but also the dignitaries arriving here in london. some $100.00 will lead as representatives of the commonwealth celebrities and of course, visiting roles. not to mention the huge crowds and lots and lots of tourist. i spoke to somebody a couple who had arrived overnight from on stereo in canada, where the king is. i believe extremely popular. they were thrilled to be here. they'll be camping out over night. he yeah, they said to watch history in the making if he lives they said as long as his mother and his grandmother, well, they wouldn't be another event like this for another generation. it just speaking of it tomorrow. i mean, obviously the bread so well known for being able to do pomp and ceremony extremely well. what can people expect as well? it be plenty of that of course of 10, 20 in the morning. local time on the off, you can be sure that king charles with that and queen consort commitment will

appear in the diamond jubilee state coach in a procession, leaving buckingham palace. they will make their way on a 40 minute long procession to westminster abbey. along the mile wide tool holloman's past parliament, and that even through the great west doors of the abbey for a 2 hour combination, service full of custom, dancing back a 1000 years in full regalia. of course, before making the protection back a more elaborate procession in the company of military gods. the household, cavalry, and gods, representing the areas of the commonwealth, back to fucking and palaces as a full that balcony appearance. we are assured by the pilots that this will be a vastly slim down occasion, much less lavish than the queen's condemnation 70 years ago in 1953 rep presenting . this was a relatively striking times we're living in here and economy in trouble of the cost of living crisis. the monkeys on popularity ratings in trouble as well and occasion that will reflect the king's wishes that he portrayed the melnik's role today and

in the future. a mona key that she hopes to be more accessible. look forward looking and more inclusive. like i thank you so much. that is doing a house for us outside buckingham palace in london. what else? the anderson is a former press secretary to queen elizabeth the 2nd. she joins us from london. thank you very much for being on this and use our i guess 1st of all, how significant is tomorrow a fit for you? obviously you've had a long involvement with the royal family but. but for the country, a big storm now. it is significant. i was in london yesterday. i was outside busing. impalas. the crowds were heaving. the was fed was was electric. i think, you know, we've gone through so pretty tough times with a pun. demik with a lockdown with a warranty. ukraine. people won't have an opportunity to come together to celebrate to be together and to, to jump in office, which is great personal, really like it's on the flip side of that. it has been some comments and criticism about the cost of this car. and i shouldn't,

i think it's been estimated that it could be up to a $125000000.00 us dollars. i mean, in the middle of the cost of living crisis. how can that be justified? do you think i've not heard any criticism about the costs? i haven't heard anything about the costs whatsoever. i'm considering the, the, the moment key costs the percentage tax pay per person per year. probably about 80 pence, which is less than the plaintiff milk. or i would say that absolutely all 5 you added to this country and to the world. and we've spoken to some other commentators enough. they've many people around the commonwealth to, i guess taking this opportunity with the coordination of the king charles with it. so it gets reevaluate the role in it. can you just explain why you think the more the key is relevant to die in 2023 in going forward. as i do, i think it gives the country uniqueness. i certainly,

when i worked for the queen for almost 13 years, when there was a crisis, when there was trouble, people didn't want to look to politicians. they wanted to look to the head of state for comfort, for recognition. i know, i do think the motorcade is, is body for money. it is relevant and it gives us a uniqueness to all the country might not necessarily have. okay. i don't know so, so i just like to also just one other point is the charities and the packages that they actually know costa, they manage to shine a light to organizations and charities that may not have a spotlight on them and get i've spoken just so many charity chiefs who say without the royal family, then they would be a fraction of what they all me. as you mentioned you were with the royal family for 15 years. you must know child. what sort of king do you think that charles will be? i think he will be incredibly due to full. i think he was the normally hold of.

obviously he's been that he's been a can wasting if you likes of 70 years. so he's had a 1st time seat in how the moment he works. i think he'll bring new sheila, he's, he's a kind of the 21st century. i think he's a great model. nice. so of course you may remember that when he was prince of wales you 25 years ago. all the causes that he championed from organic farming to architecture to the environment. people will actually a bit dismissive of his views and yet now people say like going, you're absolutely right. so i think he was a he was a mount ahead of his time. brittany, thank you so much for joining us on l. g 0. this else anderson for chris secretary to a to a to in london. thank you as well. so i've been using thousands of people really and for pace and focused on swans valley up to a recent surge and attacks. like

a sounds to rekey telephone have targeted security forces. and if threatened the prime minister and other politicians, violence escalated up to an f can telephone, broken c spot ended in 2022. but last year thousands of people were killed. and what about 150 attacks? ok about how to is in this wants districts in pakistan and joins us now and 12 white people demonstrate. and can you guess just outline what the demands of the 1st of all i get to let you know that riley included a few minutes ago. the people out there, but it was a large john dollars. indeed. i never meant them as being spending that moment to them on that be sure great, dr. the reilly, the apprehensions that all the see. so i live on grow card that he's fire and also big game and the media, the on the request of the park it's on

a i said to be gone. intermediaries just try and log out and negotiated, settlement with the that you get out of on focused on to find a solution to the complex. however, and reduced lunches you the dollar, bon grove, taxi, fire. many people think that they were buying di, now they have been attacking across the province, even ed and flog riley. no dimension has been dropped as part of the people as concerns who say that the warrant, they don't want any more while and because they have a 4th to play in midland and 2009 with the military, lawrence, general probation officer that was valid. so the apprehension that j, y lencher doctor dun and the people that they were day to day on had if the government is unable to do anything about this property, and so affiliate was once the stronghold of the telephone. does that mean that the back now of the yes,

engage in 2007. the dollar bond sprang up in squad rally that started to basically undermine the ridge of the state by 2009. the company's try and get it ordered on the rally. that for the military launch the launch or major offensive pushing them across the border. there was a different j, j man of one that's on that, that died or doctor that the bond game bag, the bug or something you've got them end up going to the engines or don't negotiations. a paper letter saying that most of those people came back under that visa card. i basically have regroup that in the mountains surrounding slots. riley and the gods have been calling people for ransom. the crime rate has gone up. i know basically the number of a guy could read it. so the dim on days that these people i should be digging out of the area and that the states are then show that this valley does not run good while and once again. ok,

thank you so much. that is come out of high to for us in this want district. well 1st send you a pack hasanti leda to visit india and 9 years has arrived and go a bulk of stones farm, minnesota. but the wild because out diary is in go a for a meeting of the regional blog. the shanghai cooperation organization. chinese russian in of the central asian foreign minister is also attending to senior united nations officials and meeting and campbells, who decided the future of the missions relief operations. it follows a review launched last month. so i'll have to ask and women with banned from working with the organization. the you in says 28000000 people in afghanistan need assistance this year. of diplomatic isn't james buys has moved from campbell. well, the meeting is taking place right now, and it's what it is, is the country leadership of the united nations, which has a very big operation here in afghanistan and it's the u. n. and the u. n. agencies

. i'm behind the scenes. i think it's fair to say that there is pulse of the un what, and they'll get heads with other pops and the division is really between the political side of you and, and the humanitarian, the side of the united nations. in fact, it was a meeting 24 hours ago to try and come up with the position going forward and what you and was going to do about it, see monetary and look up because of the of the tell about time on female you and workers, the humanitarian side say we've just got to keep on working whatever the restrictions and get the 8 out at the people and get support to people. the political side. i'll saying if you make the sort of concession and only have been delivering aid and don't let women do that, well, then that's a very big concession. it would be very hard then to, for the international community to, to try and get the telephone to reverse that decision in the future. i'm being told that we might not even get a decision after this meeting today. and it's possibly the different positions are

going to be referred to new york for them to make a final decision. one, the high level so, so i spoke to in new york, told me both sides of really rights. both positions are rights. and if, if you look at the arguments, but clearly they've got to decide one way or the other. how to, how to handle this very, very difficult situation for the united nations. which ultimately is very difficult situation for the people of afghanistan, because they need this international age to serve you as president has announcing your gun control measures following a 2nd mess. choosing this week, this time near the town of not a nova, it's just south of belgrade. police arrested a 21 year old man who opened fire from a moving vehicle, killing 8 people on wednesday. yes, 13 year old boy shouted 9 people, an injured save and at a school before tending himself and personnel put down, i shall. this was a muscle mature not,

but after the attack on our children. and after the random attack on anyone who found himself in front of their homes on the streets, he looses the attack on our entire country. and every citizen feels the same here that you and as to what you're showing up, i give you the attack. last night was a terrorist attack. this was an act in which our counter terrorism units had the task to arrest or neutralize a terrace. the evildoer was arrested and he will not see the light of day. he will not leave the prison cell, which is here is the youngest or, you know, have a chair is more from the size of one of the shootings. a 21 year old suspect was the rest of that to run hours long man hunt near the city of crag with he suspected of getting 8 people and wanting 14 more overnight. need them logged in on that and the police are working to shed light on all the facts. so this incident, president of serbia alexander, which it said the latest incident was

a terrorist attack. and also he announced week through gun control measures, serbia over the has tough control measures in place for the countries of wash and weapons left over from the balkan wars of the 199. he also known that serbia would hire additional police officers officers to setup security in serbian schools all over the country. the incident came less than 48 hours up to a 13 year old. the suspected of shooting that 8 children and a security guard and rounding severed 7 more at a elementary school. in belgrade, serbia is currently observing a 3 day morning period for all the weekdays of that shooting that has sent shock waves throughout the country. and they also take us around the hardest parts of the world right now. his role, its everyday temperature reco, it's all broken. it seems to have nurtured every day for the last 2 years,

something surprising places and sung by surprising demands in the last few days, mauritania. so now jerry, i'm sending going about losing very high temperatures. reco breaking for some. this ties with the hottest may day in motor time. yeah. it's the 2nd part. i'll just records in the country whose records go back a to use and on the border, this is with center go my time. it $47.00. it's been a very hot, popular world for the last 2 months. anyway. this is the highest temperature in the northern hemisphere yesterday. now, one of the surprising places fistful southern hemisphere, 2nd, an island and that broke its temperature, its immersion dependency, but $35.00 degrees surrounded by volta. another island also southern hemisphere, solomon islands. so t 5 point one, the highest may type of j here. the reason is unusual to have items break the requisite, surrounded by water, which usually keeps the temperature pretty average the, the site missed the water. so that was from us, people we up,

we know that to be the case. the ocean is getting warm everywhere and it allows finally broke the record of april, because i wrote in a record in a, to facilitate on the l. just there is a tough noise and local elections for britain's prime minister. she's so neck. and it's considered as a policy plus from phone lines to a function city in just 6 years without developments like this sustainable. i'm joseph of washington and so on. china is news session coming up in school with another dominant display from the tennis world. number one action from the mid maturity open. that's coming up with jim the 11th days that ended holden, 16 young, applied to the land and flattened everything. the powerful testimony of palestinian families in garza. as they remember,

the children killed joe with the as of may 2021. i remember him every minutes and a team of him coming back to me 11 days in may. coming soon on out, just when the news breaks. nationwide strikes. when people need to be heard and the story needs to be told, i just want to research the place and dive into which history with exclusive interviews and to 4 south korea traditionally sees the cherry blossom 1st. era has changed on the grand reading, document, trees, and lives the

the you're watching else, is there a reminder about top stores? the seller, the head of rushes, wagner groups is his forces will pull out of the training and city of buck moved on . may the 10th, if any progression lines rushes combined has been not providing his medicine res, with enough ammunition. so v as president has announced new gun control measures following a 2nd mess shooting this week. at least have a risk to the suspect. the government wants it in the coming of age, people, the town for a lot of no events. and nearly 3 weeks after finding began warring factions and so down, so mind locked and bass. so the army posted this video of troops, seller pricing, saying they defeated their rivals in the north of cotton with thousands of people. so scrambling to leave the country, many seeking refuge in neighboring south. so down here in baton. so it has been speaking to arrivals at

a transit center in the northern town of rank of the these people uh, from don. they've been waiting at the border with south to done some of them. today's getting registered, they get sent to this tries that same said yeah. with the in range. and yeah, we told thousands of people who are waiting to hear more of them are, are arriving a lot of people in this trying to center to the conditions here. i dialed the food on missing. there's no food on this moment and now i have for this year, but i'm struggling. i don't know for the know missed and i had a have to go. i had to complete and before there is supposed to be treated besides the recall problem. so it's very hard for me to leave. the next step is evacuation investment, handled by the government. an aid agencies know calls people who are from the policy don would have to be taken to the family or friends, foreigners who would have to be taken back to their home countries. and anyone else

has no way to go end up in time for him to display people. but some people here they did not see it really to me. they still waiting for the family or friends to cross the board and into south done. now them getting here safely will depend on if they have the money and if it's safe enough for them to move hardwood task, the algebra rank subsidies. king charles and other members of the royal family have been greeting crowds outside busing and tell us, well that is a hit is challenges coordination at westminster abbey on saturday and on a slice it is a member of the scottish parliament and carlita of the scottish green c joins us from edinburgh. thank you very much for being on l. 20. now i texted you wouldn't be attending the coronation tomorrow. i can, i guess you explained why and, and what you have plans in state. so i'm the co leader. i've just got a green party and we believe that the head of state that any democracy should be elected. so we are not in favor of having

a monarchy and tomorrow instead of going to the carnage. and i will be speaking at a protest events, organized by our republic and an umbrella. what exactly are you protesting? i don't think that it's right in a democratic country to have an unelected headed state. it's a fundamental question. are we the subjects of a sovereign or are the people sovereign? does the government serve people or to the people serve the government? and i think that the people of scotland should be sovereign and that the government should serve people. well, what did the people of scotland thing did i agree with? you certainly support for the monarchy is much lower in scotland that it is elsewhere in the u. k. and it's, but actually a dislike of the monarchy or support or a republican river. a republic is on the increase and we know that many people had a personal as of a personal connection with a queen elizabeth the 1st of scotland. and 2nd to being run by. i don't think that

a child has the same sort of appeal at all. so i think it's a good opportunity to have this conversation about what kind of country we want to be and what kind of democracy we like to be. i guess the counter argument is that the royal family is an integral part of the monarchy is a and then take, well, part of being pressure, british what, what, what do you say to that? a lot of key is and i've not heard, isn't it is a distortion of democracy. that's kind of the norm as well. and unaccountable power tilt democracy and twist it if we are really a democracy that is with the people. one person, one of those, those who made the taxes makes the decisions. the royal family, for example, are in use with inheritance tax, which every other person has to pay. this is the leader of a country can only come from a few members of one particular family is, is very bizarre, is sort of ridiculous. and it is time to look again how our, our countries organize me. i guess. i mean,

how does this tie into the independent school district movements. c it's got a screen of which i am one of the co leaders. we are a pro independent party. one of the peculiarities about the u. k. is that the united kingdom does not have the original constitution. one of the advantages of becoming an independent country for scotland would be the opportunity to write a new constitution to have a conversation about what kind of country was to be about how we would like our government to be elected. and of course, the scar koreans would very much like to see every single level of government, including the head of state, elected by the people and serving the people. i mean, this is a new you gov opinion poll. this come down the result suggest a broad support for keeping them on a key 50 percent for fearing it to an elected hit of stage. so do you really have the people behind you, you know, back back in your colon, and do you think that it's either actually going to happen to the, going to get rid of the, the moment key for,

for an elected hit of states. and i think that's probably a challenge for the u. k as a whole. so it has a unique opportunity because we have such a strong independence movement that we want to scotland becomes independent. we will have this opportunity to have that conversation. and the scottish screens would absolutely need a campaign to have an elected head of state. but i think that that part of that exciting conversation, the sorts of fundamental changes can take a long time. but we need to start that conversation. and the coordination this weekend is such a good opportunity. it's almost have seem to be spending 100. was it a 100000000 pounds on a man, a man putting a hat on him, sitting on a chair when one and 4 families moved here struggling to feed their kids. i hope that more people will look at that and think this is wrong. why are we spending our money this way, helping these people and influence government in a way that accountable? and i don't know, i'm not transparent how come these people still have the inheritance taxes to

contribute to our public services. when so many people are struggling to keep their home struggling to eat, it looks ridiculous and i think now is the time to have that conversation. okay, thank you so much for joining us on that, which is here that is lona slice. a member of the scottish parliament and totally to of the scottish greens. thank you. lily results from local elections in england and the kinds of prime minister wishes to next conservative party has lost over what 230 states the potty has suffered. a series of setbacks with political scandals faltering economic growth and high inflation. the opposition live and liberal democrats have picked up most of the conservative states last. the scenario is expected to lead his party into the general election next year. with harry force it is outside the u. k. problem, and we apply the latest we'll be looking pretty how to, to these local results. and i mean, the consider has had been pricing for a pretty tough around the results. i mean, just how bad is it for them?

the well, the official verdicts from the conservative party is difficult and disappointing, but one of the ministers who sold accounts, so in his own southwestern constituency in plymouth, go from the conservative to labor control. i said it'd be in a terrible nights that was earlier on on friday morning when, when those results came in. and really that, that is the story of the election so far. it seems to be at least possible that the conservative party will do right at the, at the west end of the most pessimistic predictions about the performance and that is based on seats, which we lost, contested 4 years ago at which the conservators did badly. then as well, so as well as that council, they've lost other counsels and conservative hotlines, one in kent's just to the east of london, where the former conservative leader of that council blamed to the national policy . and it's policy full that law. so that less the prime minister receives do not

pledging again to tackle what he called people's priorities, saying that that'd be no real groundswell, a support evidence for labor. but as you might expect, the head of the party, the middle position party, so very different. this is what keeps dom i had to say a little earlier. a closer look at what you have a positive case. somebody we've understood what it's like not to be able to make headspace a. we said what we would do to help people with directory type bills of adoption, but the prime minister said nothing. and that's because the problem, the solutions of what we've shown together is what we can make change. we've changed how paul to, we've won the trust a co products of versus a now we can go on to change our conference. as you mentioned, the last is for the conservatives, and obviously a very heavy case down to the but this, this is this going to translate to next year's election and,

and giving the life of potty a boost the do you think? i think it said it gives the boost the question that a lot of people are asking before the election was would labor perform well enough to suggest enough of a swing from its own terrible general election performance in 2019 in its favor to give it to a majority in the house of commons at the next election, there was still a little calculation, an extrapolation to be done from what is a fairly limited set of contested seats that have taken place this time round before that can be honest with any real confidence, but certainly the labor policy is projecting confidence as all the liberal democrats. they have already had success and some of the key conservative hotline seats that they were targeting, that predicting more is the counting continues. most concerned among the conservatives that they may lose out post to labor and to research in several democrats at the next general election. or of course, a lot can happen between now and summer,

enrolled them next year when the election is predicted to happen. but as we continue to get the results and there's no question to the conservative faces, looking for the gloomy this friday in comparison to the opposition parties. okay, thank you so much. that is harry force it for us outside the u. k. parliament indeed is. um, it says that it has broke the situation in the northeastern states of multiple, under control. hundreds of military personnel were deployed to restore, come up to several people were killed and ethnic violence. felix, the of our reports, the scenes of destruction in india is northeastern money. poor state, long running tensions between the majority may take community and tribal root test split into violence. the interest was treated by a court ruling recommending, but to maintain should be labeled a should your tribes, which would grant, special jump quarters in subsidized education. other tribal groups are opposed to

these journals. i fear that this would be even a benefit given to the community that has otherwise enjoyed a lot of privilege. enjoyed this precaution, a privilege is in the state. read the, dominate the legislative assembly where that historically, it has been empowered, an influx of refugees, of to the core and neighboring young ma has added to the tension. that's been that kind of a consolidate counting. that's what got it. all it about a title groups, particularly the cookies and the dogs as being illegal immigrants and how the encroaching land. as for me, these illegal you know, villages and talk, they've been evictions as well that i've been tired out. the indian army has been clued in to restore calm. thousands of people have also been moved to see for locations. this teach chief minister has a peaceful comb, seeing the fighting has been closed by

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