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the who's u. k prime minister says is that england is ready to remove almost all covered restrictions, claiming deaths are down. however, critics point to the fact these cases are still going up. as you have troops to quit their key afghan based on the taliban make significant advances in the north. the president biden is not in the mood to talk about it on our job by happy the man protests and outrage in london and new york over the weekend as julian, a sorry mark yet another birthday behind bars. but the impact of his case may go a lot further. i think she started getting everything that the west notions of ah,
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what kathy live direct from our studios in moscow? this is our international. i'm showing thomas certainly glad to have you with us. both johnson has announced that england is ready to lift many krona virus restrictions, claiming that while cases are still going up, deaf are down. the final decision on using the lockdown will be taken in a week's time. but the prime minister has already revealed the roadmap to what he called reopening society on the 19th of july. we can't reopen our society in the next few weeks when we will be helped by the arrival of summer and by the school holidays. then massage ourselves. when will we be able to return to normal bars? johnson addressing the people of england today ahead of that so called freedom day on july, the 19th, where
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a number of restrictions will be lifted. the majority of them, in fact, of those are the remaining of borrowers. johnson outlining that, for example, face mosques on the transport network, no longer be obligatory to where that will be no more social distance. they go track and trace requirements. when going to hospitality outlets like restaurants and pubs and also people encourage to go back to the office as opposed to working from home. but the key theme in bars thompson's entire speech was personal choice because he feels that situation is much better despite the fact the case. numbers are rising hospitalizations remain relatively low as our deaths. and he's fitting that down of course, to the success of what he says, how the government has handle the vaccine rolled out amongst other things. but parsons is still saying that despite all of these measures being lifted, he still not complacent to the fact that those case numbers, particularly of the delta,
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vary and continue to rise. this pandemic is far from over 70, won't be over by the 19th, as we predicted in the roadmap. in february, we're seeing cases rise fairly rapidly. that could be $50000.00 cases detected per day by the 19th. and again, as we predicted, we're seeing rising hospital admissions. and we must reconcile ourselves sadly to more deaths from cave in a big reason for boris on. since decisions that go ahead with the opening of the country is the high numbers of people who have had the vaccine here in the u. k. a 6 percent of adults having had the 1st one, at least, and also natural immunity as well, with thousands of millions of people having court the virus naturally. then of course, that altogether builds up a wall of immunity that johnson says has broken that link between cases death on the other hand. but he does have those within his own scientific community
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scientific advisors who are warning him that what we could see is not just the rise in cases, but also the development of variance. if the rules are relaxed too quickly and too much u. s. is leaving its main military base in afghanistan, the background airfield near the capital cobble. it has been the heart of military operations in the country for 2 decades. now, u. s. coalition forces moved into the base at the end of 2001. it developed into a huge facility housing, up 210000 troops, and more than 100 aircraft making a t v. strategic point of operations for washington and nato allies in the region. meanwhile, a dozen more districts in the country have fallen under the control of telephone diligence. however, the american president has so far been unwilling to address the issue with the taliban. reportedly setting a deadline for all foreign troops to be gone by september and making attempts to see the abandoned by grum airbase, which local authorities say has also attracted looters. are
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a law board into the information that we have american forces left bag room air base last night. this has not been officially carbonated and reported to us, but from the ground we have piece information from the situation in the area as several looters, opportunists, and others storm background airfield this morning. and with a quick response from our district administration, we were able to fall their plants a more important question present itself. how long will the afghan government be able to hold it? because looters weren't the only ones excited about the withdraw. but taliban is coming back in force and according to reports just in june, they seized more than 700 trucks and armored vehicles from afghan security forces and have also getting significant chunks of territory throughout the country. humanitarian organizations are now in panic. warning of yet another wave of refugees from the country and the afghans themselves, more than
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a 1000 of which have recently fled to the jacob stand to seek asylum. say they want to escape the fighting by any means necessary. the. they've got, it was a the, there's no one that i'm leaving, you know, 3 to 4 days with some friends. we leave because of the lack of job and leave this country otherwise. ah, where very concerned about the return of the taliban. therefore, when to leave the country before the situation gets worse, most of the districts of school and there is not even one district where there is no fighting. the taliban has even regional chief of police and provincial capital. they've come here to get what possible to get out of afghanistan. it is not
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the most get out with all these problems who would want to leave and get this done in the kids. very hard to leave here. i'm going to go to belgium, the decades of fighting and instability and of gas than have already displaced some 2700000 people from their home country. in terms of numbers that 2nd only to syria . but this mass us exodus might make matters even worse. so what does joe biden think of all this after all journalists have been growing him on this issue for a while now. well, apparently not a lot. he'd rather talk about happy things like fireworks and the 4th of july is going to be in the next few days. my fall the we are hearing about taking more and more than happy to
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help provide any kind of military for me to answer any more question again as to load the life we're bringing out our bring our troops home. we have all across america. people are going to ball games, i guess if you pretend to problem doesn't exist at all, just go away. perhaps that's just uncle sam's method. in the end, the u. s. came it saw, and then it just left. and the question on everyone's mind right now is, what the hell was it all for? journalist and political analyst, robert in like cash says the pentagon withdrawal symbolizes the whole 20 year campaign. seeing the massive death and destruction brought on afghanistan. and the fact that the illicit drug trade expanded with u. s. presence there. and of course
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the taliban has been able to expand with u. s. presence there all these years. americans not really knowing what the war is, even about the former president of attorneys, done how need congress. i has even said that the us role and war in the country. the longest in us history has actually allowed extremism and terrorism to have free reign, essentially in the country, and has been a spectacular failure. what we could see is that the united states may be, enters back into us, and he's done restore under the bomber administration, which joe biden was part of, that obama had no problem getting back in iraq after he announced that he was going to withdraw all his forces and it is something of course, which is not something to out of the ordinary for the united states, back and involved in a war, which it says that it has withdrawn from
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a spokesperson for the taliban political office and cut her told us that the war was based on a miscalculation live up on. unfortunately, the situation in the country is getting worse. if not for the occupation, the situation would not have worse than to the extent they should have thought about that before. invading under lama country like i've got to stand. and now the american president has announced that foreign american troops will finally leave our country. there is no need to lay foreign troops in the country. we want to solve problems through negotiation, and we have be maintaining such a position from the very beginning. but we will negotiate with him not as a representative of the people, but us with just one of the guns sides. we cannot recognize the regime which has appear along with the occupants, which is completely corrupted. i've been protest an outrageous jillian assange march, yet another birthday behind bars. hundreds of his supporters gathered in london and
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new york to celebrate his 50th over the weekend and demand his release. washington is still seeking his ex issue where if found guilty, could be sentenced to up to 175 years. showing the soldiers charged their with conspiracy to hack government computers and espionage gone, advanced to international attention when wiki leagues published classified military documents that allegedly exposed to u. s, or crimes. in iraq and afghanistan of the past decade. sanchez spent 7 years in the ecuador and embassy in london and 2 years, and a british maximum security prison. the latest twist, in his case came when a key witness against him, reportedly admitted to giving false testimony. philosophers, floodway says the astonished case has exposed how certain countries are trying to maintain the illusion of freedom, a socialist acumen. it's not just what people usually see, disclose some secret documents and so on. in our songs made us aware that
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we are in a new era where state control and social is going over our acts is much more resigned because it doesn't directly in being on or leave me our freedom. you still at 37 by being wrong. you are already be money related and under control and the wish to maintain the idea of freedom. there is no day the logic back last and when somebody this falls, experience of freedom will be demo state always so very important between companies to reach control, regulate us,
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google and so on. and state secrets agencies like in this say and so on. i think a sounds stop it is good, a challenge to everything that the stalls. busy in western notions of. 2 republicans have lashed out at the quote purely politicized committee setup to probe january's capital riots. while makers warned that the panel named by top democrat nancy pelosi is designed simply as a vote winner. this is purely a part is an exercise so that they can carry this issue that they think is their only winning issue in the election cycle. that's exactly what i was hoping we wouldn't have because it's going to be politicized. the entire creation of this committee is obviously a 100 percent partisan. while 7 of the 8 members chosen by pelosi are from the democratic party and many of them haven't directed links to the anti trump effort,
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having served as impeachment and managers in the 1st or 2nd trials against the former leader. republican say, previous statements by the committee members, make them clearly unfit to impartially assess the riot by trump supporters. president trump is committed to high crime and misdemeanor of abuse of office and everything about donald trump's life. everything about is every day and office spells corruption, president incited right wing terrorist to attack the congress. the president is clear and present danger. even plus he sole republican choice lewis cheney was ousted from her job leadership role for repeated criticism of trump. she was one of just 2 republicans to vote to set up the ride committee. house minority leader says chinese participation is unprecedented. let me be very clear. i'm not threatening anybody with committee aside. what i'm saying is it was shocking to me that if a person is republican,
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they get to their committee assignments for the republican conference, for somebody to accept committee assignments from speaker pelosi that's on president. the panel will probe what caused the january 6, the riots and how to stop them from happening again from supporters storm the capital building in opposition to jo biden's presidential victory. 5 people lost their lives in the incident in some 140 members of law enforcement were injured. are involved of the u. s. the return party. think the panel will be a political circuit. you have a congressional prob, if, if one of those had been shown to be inadequate, are incapable of doing it and nothing has suggested that yet. so the reason to have a separate congressional probe is try to turn it into more of a political circuit, rather than just a question of criminal justice. obviously something that's a big public congressional hearing is going to get a lot more attention. a lot more media focus and can really be used to attempt to vilify an entire political ideology,
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the republicans that they're going to put on there. the problem with this other problem they've already put on there are outspoken trust critics, right? you know, inside of any political party, you have different factions. so if the people on the, in the committee are either democrat or anti trump, republicans, you know, from the facts and it's different from the facts of the republican party. i mean, clearly you're, you're not expecting fairness there. what would your expecting as a political circus? lithuania has declared a state of emergency over a record spike in the illegal migrants from belarus. authority say the move will give them the tools they need to deal with the influx. so they were concerned about the flows of migrants. they are grown each day or week. these presents problems for the state and the service of this national emergence would allow us to deploy additional forces, making it easier for the state border guards service to work. procurement procedures would be applied differently and municipal authorities would be obliged
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to take care of accommodating the migrants and a $150.00 people cross the border and just 24 hours earlier this month. and that is only the ones that officials know about. in total, more people came from bella roost illegally in june than in the last 4 years. combined. authorities accuse minsk of not only avoiding cooperation, but actually helping migrants get across bell ruse denies these claims though. president lucas shane shank. oh admitted on friday that they wouldn't stop people trying to get into the you look, i shan't go called that retaliation for crippling sanctions imposed by brussels over his disputed presidential victory and restrictions were further tightened in may afternoons. forced down a ryan air passenger jet and arrested a bell is opposition activist on board political analyst at nicholas medical, which says the e u was naive not to expect a response to its hostile behavior. well, what happened the hospitality?
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what happened to the european values? why, again, we're being told every day that massive immigration is something we're supposed to be fantastic and it's not working. let me tell you one thing, which i think it's very interesting. where are a lot of these immigrants coming from the coming from again, they're coming from from iraq. they're coming from libya. wait a 2nd. are those the countries were western democracies and the european union were supposed to help out and bring them up, or the, or the, the, the, the so the countries were that we bond that we could invested millions and we don't know for what reasons, but all of a sudden it seems that these people were supposed to be helping out in those countries. well, they don't quite appreciate that help and they want to come over to the opinion and then doesn't know how to manage them and then know how to manage the the outcomes of the or is it and is not the immigration and immigrants coming to you told that your board is rope, and we're here. i've been noticing that there, well, sorry, we're going to close our doors. this is so critical. cookie is under sanctions by the european union. i think it's quite naive on the side of the european union to
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think that there would be no answer from us. one person has been killed and several injured as rivers burst. their banks, amid severe storms and rushes black sea resort of surgery traffic has been heavily effected as cars struggled to move through water logged roads and motor ways. authorities say there's currently no need to evacuate the area, but residents have been advised to gather food, clothing, and to important documents just in case they have to leave their homes quickly. reporting from social media portray right when i landed at the saw tree airport, my phone started buzzing immediately cuz i immediately received at least 5 warning messages from the emergencies. ministry about potential torrential rains during the night. for now, the rain has stopped and the people that were arriving there were still jubilant because they were expecting to see chaos. but that wasn't the case in the airport.
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however, when we went closer to the areas where there are rivers here, i heard absolutely incredible. busy stories from the locals, indeed the streets and the yards turned into legs and rivers. and if we just look at some pictures right now, you can actually see what happened inside some of the yard. there's one person who's he was trying to survive this disaster with water levels above his neck and we saw cars being swept away by the current what people had to do, even on the 1st floor because the ground floors in the basement were fully flooded . was hold on to their windows to make sure that the water doesn't flow inside the house. and i heard stories of fridges, furniture being swept away by murky water. that's how difficult it was for the locals. and they're saying that it will take please few days to deal with the
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disaster. i looked at the people, their clothes were dirty and everything up until the knee was covered in mud. so very difficult for them. and the emergency ministry is telling the local, just in case to hold on to their documents and the most necessary household items. in case there is evacuation for now only one person has been confirmed dead, but there are several injuries and clearly, and this isn't the best time for the holiday makers to be in saudi, even though, like i said, people who are arriving from different corners are russia they still seem to be happy that they're here in the south, but it could be that the, the rain continued during the night, and in that case it's twice to get much worse. so i'll be keeping you updated with whatever is happening with the, with the weather in the washing black sea resort. the high court for england and wells has rejected a challenge by
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a former inmate who claims she was sexually assaulted by a transgender prisoner and also ruled that trans women, sex offenders can be held in female jails. but the claimant now fears that the ruling could lead to more victims. i bring this challenge. i did not seek to prevent trans women in prison from living indignity, or to exclude the old trans women from women's prisons. however, i feel that trans women who have a history of violence and sexual offending against women should not be in a situation where they can put o a safety at risk. the claimant's alleged attacker is said to have been convicted of serious sex offences against women. although the incident has not been officially confirmed, the judgment notes almost 100 sex assaults occurred in female prisons in england and wales from 2016 to 2001, 907 were allegedly by transgender women who did not have a gender recognition certificate. the judge accepted the female inmates fear of attack, but defended his decision. i readily accept the proposition that some and perhaps
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many women prisoners may suffer fear and acute anxiety if required to share prison . accommodation and facilities with a transgender woman who has male genitalia, individual decisions may be susceptible to challenge, but that does not render the policies unlawful. we got to pose and reaction to the issue from our guests. journalist and political analyst, hossa kara, was tough and also lawyer stephanie hayden. the women is simply not as important as transgender as men, essentially, or those who identify women. you know, at the end of the day, it's always better to be born male. even if you identify a woman, even if you plan to feel you transition into a woman at the end of the day, you are always better off has being going to man. because being a woman simply doesn't afford you the same rights and privileges. even the one case, even the one women needlessly raped by
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a person who was convicted of sexual assault on women, is one to many. and i think that one case and it's not one case obviously, but that one case is one to many and one. but should never been allowed to happen in any context with common sense prevail and sexual a made a sexual predator with male attributes should not be placed in an, in an old female environment. there are 2 policies that are followed. one depends on whether or not you are legally classed as of the gender, you identify width. so in other words, have you got gender recognition certificate? if you have the starting point, as you would be allocated to the female state because the law considers you a woman, if you don't, there is done a comprehensive risk assessment. if you've got on speak hypothetically here a male sex offender convicted of raping, for example, women in those circumstances. i would argue it would be entirely inappropriate to
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put that person in the general population in the women, the state and the policy of the prison service. and the ministry of justice foresee star, what the court did make clear is that there is scope for challenge in individual cases. if the particular risk level for an individual prisoner is such that it's not appropriate, that somebody should be held. for example, in the email of state, when that can inappropriate circumstances be challenged, but it's a case by case 34 and a half minutes. that's when i'll be back with another look at the news. this is our international. glad to hear me. the
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the this is amber, snow and business show you can't afford to miss. i'm rachel blevins in washington coming up as the popularity of the world's largest crypto currencies has soared. so has the government crackdown. we'll take a look at the latest efforts to ban bitcoin in china and the u. k. that japan has faith international backlash for its plan to move forward with the olympic game. we'll discuss the big money involved and some other major headlines coming from the world of sports. we have a lot to get to. so let's get started. the not a good start of the week for bit coin as the crypto currency shed,
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another 10 percent and fell as low as $32000.00. that's the lowest bitcoin has been in nearly 2 weeks. so what is responsible for this latest dive? well, analysts say china is expanding cracked on bitcoin, mining is partially to blame. it's been a tough couple of weeks for the world's most popular crypto currency. this last over 20 percent in the last 6 days alone and is down 50 percent from its april peak of almost $65000.00. but still we should mention, bitcoin is still up 10 percent since the start of 2021. so let's go ahead and take a deeper look here with boom bus, co hosts and crypto analysts bench one and chris the i. chris, see many bitcoin mines in south west china, fish one province. one of the largest crypto currency mining bases were closed as of sunday, local authorities ordered a hall in mining in the region on friday,
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mid increase nationwide cracked out against crypto currency mining. how much about effect is this having on the price? well, having quite a big impact because right now, i mean in the interim, effectively one 3rd of the global crypto network processing power will be suspended in the short term. so chinese companies back that they call mining pool, such as will be by now and, and they've all experienced about a 20 to 24 percent plunge and their real time hash rates within the past 24 hours. and as a result, transaction and settlement times are more expensive and longer. but again, this is all temporary because we can actually take a look at the on chain data to figure out what's actually going on here. minors are basically speculators. they hold a lot of bit current on the balance sheets. so if you are a minor in china right now, and you're being told to shut down, what are you going to do? move. and regardless of the scale of your operations, you would like we need cash to finance move, and that's exactly what the jane stories telling us to aggregate slow them by
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minors at the highest level since march of 2020, supporting the theory that the least fell off was by chinese miners having to sell part of their holdings in order to escape the latest wave of enforcement action. it is the most likely scenario because these minors are moving otherwise of operations . we're just to shudder and not restart. we're also be seeing a flood of 2nd hand mining base and ship the aftermarket as well, which we haven't. so most likely theory is that they're moving elsewhere to more crypto friendly area where there's cheap electricity. so as a result, chinese miners must also form alliances to migrate overseas to other places such as north america, malta, etc. and now ben, there's other news here as the people's bank of china is also pressuring banks and payment firms, including china, construction bank, an hourly pay, urging them to crack down harder on crypto currently trading. why are they doing that? yeah, well the goal here is to actually utilize the price.

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