u.k. capital how long london is excuse me reacting. well londoners will be waking up to the news that the offender the attack was known to authorities and already in jail of course that will be quite a shock but yesterday there was quite a lot of panic on the streets. they're bringing back memories of course of that 2017 attack on the london bridge where many people died and dozens were injured those people that carried out the attack then with with the terror group islamic state so that brings back memories now the police presence around london will be enhanced in the coming days and weeks just to make london feel safe and this comes in the middle of a general election campaign in the country how will that be affected well it's too early to tell what who will be to blame for this incident of course but yeah you're right less than 2 weeks now to go to the general election on december 12th this country is extremely divided over the issue of breck's it over the issue of the election extremely polarized so it's a very emotional time for t

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u.k. capital 2 people have been stabbed to death investigators they say is a terrorist. with a group of political instability. and publicly humiliate rivals of ousted president. here. and i want people to. see. this. thanks for joining us you're watching. on the main shopping street in the. 6 thank you it's good luck but they've now from our correspondent a stand off good evening what is the latest information coming out on this story. well indeed as you've said 3 people have been injured in the hague in the netherlands on the main shopping street the gras to mark now for your interest and of course it is friday so it is it was bound to be bustling with people but at the same time it is the black friday so there's even more shoppers out there in the streets of europe looking for the best deal so it does a very bad time if it was indeed an attack because we do not have the confirmation from the police just yet that it was terrell related by i mean there's plenty of speculation going on right now because of the events in london also all across europe right now there's plen

u.k. capital 2 people have been stabbed to death in a terrorist attack. the libyan town returns to work after she was beaten and publicly humiliated by opponents of the ousted president ever morales she speaks to all tea about her ordeal. the also my hair. but they can change my views and i want people to seek to step back and think they believe that people cannot live like this. fellow you're watching all t international i'm rosana loquitur thank you for joining us and we start with a developing story from the netherlands police say 3 people have been injured in a stomping on the main shopping street in the hague and instant sparks panic among shoppers. but. 6 what we know so far is there's a static incidence around 108 states easily and 3 people were injured those 3 people are all 3 of them are minors. at this moment 3 heavens. and haven't arrested the suspect yet so we're really very busy. trying to find the suspect 63 people have been injured and yes indeed it is the main street the main shopping street in the hague now this is a friday night so it wa

u.k. capital 2 people have been stabbed to death in a terrorist attack. also the mayor of a bolivian town returns to work after she was beaten and publicly humiliated by opponents of the ousted president ever more rather she speaks on t.v. about her ordeal. they also cut off my hair they beat me up but they can't change my views and i want people to take a step back and think they believe in people cannot live like this. life from our moscow studio where it's a minute past 2 o'clock in the morning you're watching the international thank you for joining us now we start with a developing story from the netherlands police say 3 people have been injured in a stabbing on the main shopping street in the hague an instant spark panic among shoppers. but. 6 what we know so far is that the static incidents around $108.00 states easily. 3 people were interested and those 3 people. 3 of them are minors. at this moment we haven't. haven't arrested a suspect yet so we are really very busy. trying to find the suspect 63 people have been injured and yes indeed it is the

u.k. capital where a terrorist attack is reported left of the public. prime minister announces he's quitting to allow us to form a new government to weeks of violent anti-government protests in which hundreds have died. with bolivia in the grip of political instability we talked to a local man who was brutally beaten and publicly humiliated by rivals of ousted president. also kind of my here. and i want people to. believe that people cannot live like this. you're watching r.t. international. breaking news story this hour unconfirmed reports say that at least 2 members of the public of being killed in a terrorist attack in central london. eye witness videos taken in the area which is a busy thoroughfare in the city as we can see here people seem to be wrestling with the suspect trying to pin him to the ground just to get the knife off of the attacker an armed officer seen with his weapon drawn short time later the shot is heard police confirm that the attacker was shot dead at the scene our correspondent shadi edwards dashti has more details from the. lo

u.k. capital where a terrorist attack has reportedly left most of the public. says he's quitting because the former new government after weeks of violent antigovernment protests in which hundreds died. and with bolivia in the grip of political instability we spoke to a local local man who was brutally beaten and publicly humiliated by rivals of the ousted president abel morality. and i want people to take a step back and think they believed in people like this. thanks for joining us here on r.t. international. first this hour breaking news coming in from the netherlands now where dutch police say that several people have been injured in a stabbing incident on the main shopping street in the hague emergency services are the scene very initial details just coming through we'll bring you more information as it emerges. now only a matter of hours earlier a stabbing attack occurred in central london police the class this is a terrorist attack unconfirmed reports at least 2 members of the public being killed can show you why when this video is taken in the area which

u.k. capital where stopping attack has just. bridge many say several people have been injured. after the show monday pick thanksgiving for has a visit to afghanistan using mutation to tell us troops face talks with the taliban are back on. and with libya in the grip of political instability we talked to a local man who was brutally beaten up publicly humiliated by rivals of ousted president evo morales. the also cut off my hair. but they did. and i want people to take a step back and see the believe in people who cannot live like this. for myself. and welcome and thanks for joining us this friday evening. and we start with some developing news coming out of the british capital where it's been reported a knife attack near london bridge has left a number of people injured we can show you eyewitness videos taken from london bridge which has a busy hour in the city police have confirmed they were cooled off to reports of a stopping one person has so far been detained. and our correspondent shot at woodstock she is at the scene for us so obviously this developing bring us up to spee

u.k. capital where a stabbing attack near london bridge is being investigated as terror related to police say several people have been injured. ever the showman donald trump picks thanksgiving for his 1st ever visit to afghanistan using the occasion to tell us troops based there the talks with the taliban are back on. and we believe you are in the grip of political instability we speak to a local man who was brutally beaten them publicly humiliated by rivals of the ousted president over morality. they also kind of my hear. they're going to kenya change me and i want people to take a step back in things that they believed in people cannot lead like this. very good evening to you thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. we will start with breaking news this hour because police have confirmed a stabbing incident in central london was a terrorist attack we can show you witness videos taken in the area which is a busy thoroughfare in the city and as you can see people were wrestling with the suspect trying to pin that person to the ground while my manages to get the knife off of the a

u.k. capital where a stabbing attack near london bridge is being investigated the terror related police say several people have been injured. wrecks prime minister announces he's quoting to a lot of lawmakers to form a new government thought after weeks of violent and government protests in which hundreds of people died. but live here in the grip of political instability we speak to a local man who was brutally beaten and publicly humiliated by rivals of the ousted president a little more all of. the also cut off my hair maybe but they can change my shoes and i want people to take a step back and think they believe in people.

u.k. capital 2 people have been stabbed to death in a terrorist attack. also the mayor of a bolivian town returns to work after she was beaten publicly humiliated by opponents of the ousted president ever more rabbits she speaks on t.v. about her ordeal. they also cut off my hair they beat me up but they can change my views and i want people to say to step back and think they believe in people cannot live like this.

u.k. capital where a stabbing attack near london bridge is being investigated as a terror related police say several people have been injured. as a show human donald trump picks thanksgiving for his past of a visit to afghanistan using the occasion to tell us troops based the talks with the taliban all but gone. on with libya in the grip of political instability we talked to a local mayor who was brutally beaten and publicly humiliated by rivals of ousted president evo morales. the also kind of my here. but they can't change my views and i want people to take a step back and see the believe and people cannot believe like this. for myself and everyone here in the office newsroom welcome and thanks for joining us this friday evening. and we start with our developing news coming out of the british capital where a number of people have been left injured following a knife attack near london bridge we can show you eyewitness videos taken in the area which is a busy thoroughfare in the city as you can see people were wrestling with the suspect trying to pin him to the ground an armed officer is see

u.k. capital where a stabbing attack near london bridge is being investigated as terror related police say several people have been injured. wrecks prime minister announces he's quitting to allow lawmakers to form a new governments that after weeks of violent antigovernment protests in which hundreds of people died. but live here in the grip of political instability we speak to a local man who was brutally beaten and publicly humiliated by rivals of the ousted president a little more on. the also kind of my hero. but they can't change me and i want people to take a step back and think they believe in people cannot live like this. thanks for joining us here on r.t. and. start with breaking news police have confirmed a stabbing incident in central london was a terrorist attack and we can show you now some eyewitness video taken in the area which is a busy thoroughfare in the city as you can see people appeared to be wrestling with the suspect trying to pin him to the grounds one man managed to get the knife off the attacker and armed officer is seen with his weapon drawn short time later sho

u.k. capital where a terrorist attack has reportedly left of the public. announcements he's quitting. because the former new government after weeks of violent anti-government protests in which hundreds died. and with bolivia in the grip of political instability we spoke to a local man who was brutally beaten and publicly humiliated by rivals of the ousted president evo morales. and i want people to take a step back and think.

u.k.'s capital with people chain knock and even glue themselves to structures and one another these actions are deliberately planned to create maximum disruption and cause arrests just in stein trains members on how to deal with the police in a nonviolent way can only have activist is willing to rest carried off is. willing to go. in not an easy members are trained to go limp as soon as their touched all right let's take a we're going to we're going to arrest. so we take as many as 5 police officers to remove a single activist by maximizing the number of a riced exile believe they can create public and a groundswell of support. for extinction balance the only way forward this is the only way they believe things are going to preserve civil disobedience and these kinds of actions. 15th of april 2019 and it's the morning of the london shutdown the organizers are expecting thousands of protesters they plan to block london's main streets and bridges for 2 weeks bringing the city to a grinding halt but i'm meeting claire as she prepares for what could be the biggest demonstration in x. hours hist

u.k. where in the capital london police say they have shot and killed a man a london bridge after at. 5 people were injured and a stabbing attack by a foot is posted on social media shows armed police wrestling down a man. here is the video up several other men in civilian clothes one of whom appears to be holding a large knife back away while officials in a white truck which is parked across london bridge emergency services including ambulances were quickly at the scene moments ago a london metropolitan the metropolitan police gave this update. a male suspect was shot by specialist dog officers from the city of london place and i can confirm that this suspect died of the say. a number of other people received injuries during this incident as soon as we could provide further updates on their condition we well as you would expect due to the nature of the incident we responded as though this was terrorist related i'm now in a position to confirm that it has been declared a terrorist incident due to reports that the suspect may have have an explosive device specialist officers also attended the s

it's the capital of the u.k. it's a big city it certainly has a very high densely a this densely populated and especially at this time of day as we were hearing from ben earlier a lot of people in central london a lot of people in that specific area just give us a sense of the the area where you are and the area where this this incident as police are describing it was unfolding. on a bridge a transport hub it's one of the main terminal stations for people coming in from the southeast of england in order to come into london to work or as tourists obviously the shots. tallest building in western europe and of course you've got places like tower bridge and major office blocks as well so it's a combination of people that joris people are working as people who are just going out just shopping as well it's a clear beautiful winter's day here so people were out and about it's about their normal business it's friday we're only 3 or 4 weeks before christmas so yeah there are plenty of people around to have this kind of in

moment we'll hear from a journalist on the ground in yemen's capital sanaa but 1st i'm joined now by the legendary war correspondent and the unicef u.k. ambassador yemen's capital sanaa but 1st i'm joined now by the legendary war correspondent and now unicef u.k. ambassador of yemen martin bell martin thanks for coming on the u.s.n. geo fairness and accuracy in remarks in belmont and thanks for coming on the u.s.n. geo fairness and accuracy in reporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mars what supporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mars what's it like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen it's like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen it's very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year old child very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year old child dying of malnutrition because she got to the feeding center too late of dying of malnutrition because she called to the feeding center too late how do you communicate that people don't understand they don't know how do you communicate that people don't understand

u.k. trade thing. i think our capital markets are pretty and a grated with the u.k. already, but between the two of us, we really have a big share of the global financial markets, and it is important that that continue. rep. holding: further, one of the reasons we have such large capital markets and important capital markets in the united states and the united kingdom, one of the last remaining entrepreneurial countries. so i firmly believe that the more we yoke ourselves together vis-a-vis financial services, the more opportunity both of our countries will have. thank you for your thoughts. i yield back. rep. yarmuth: i now recognize connecticutn from -- the gentlewoman from connecticut. -- >> tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations have played a role in enabling, and in some instances encouraging, those with the highest income and the most capital to accumulate outside power and wealth. some women, and particularly women of color, are less likely have well for compounding exacerbates it rather than rectifies these disadvantages. lower tax rates on the highest inc

in the polish capital warsaw the students are all doctors intending to work in the u.k. among them is kareena but janu from romania. the course financed by the u.k.'s national health service the n.h.s. is designed for g.p.'s they rehearsed conversations with patients from practice balancing empathy and efficiency under time pressure. the doctors can expect to see quite a few patients every day. kareena but she is very aware of the dramatic changes the u.k. is facing. now scared a little bit concerned about the new to. a little bit about the bracks it also but i assume that also the britons are a bit concerned about the situation. but for now she's concentrating on passing her english exams here in poland she's been studying 10 hours a day for 3 months now. how soon she and her daughter be off to england she's heard how expensive rents are in much of the u.k. and knows that will be her 1st challenge. well for her for the beginning i hope that i will find a place to settle. rent. affordable prices. carlos reversed achiever here has already found a home in leicester he's se

moment we'll hear from a journalist on the ground in yemen's capital sanaa but 1st i'm joined now by the legendary war correspondent and now unicef u.k. ambassador yemen's capital sanaa but 1st i'm joined now by the legendary war correspondent and now unicef u.k. ambassador to yemen martin bell martin thanks for coming on the u.s.n. geo fairness and accuracy in remarks in belmont and thanks for coming on the u.s.n. geo fairness and accuracy in reporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mars what supporting they claim that without context yemen might as well be on mars what's it like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen it's like being unicef ambassador to communicate what's happening in yemen it's very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year old child very hard to communicate if as i did you see a 5 year old child dying of malnutrition because she called to the feeding center too late of dying of malnutrition because she called to the feeding center too late how do you communicate that people don't understand they don't know how do you communicate that people don't underst

breck's it whether it ultimately happens or not has been felt in the british capital for months now many companies with u.k. operations have announced plant and office closures and london itself is hard hit as banks and financial firms take precautionary measures with many shifting assets to the european mainland no wonder then that the art market has reacted in kind with many london galleries making their contingency plans and so far the winner on that front is paris. art dealer davids warner has 3 galleries in new york one in hong kong and one in london but with the u.k. set to leave the e.u. he's now opened this gallery in paris to where the show by raymond patton. the fia contemporary art fair several 100 gallon rests admitted they were also setting their sights on continental europe. i feel that all the galleries are doing the same they're looking at. having a basin and europe and when you look across the european artistic grounds paris seems a natural choice. you could say that paris is going through a euphoric period and that paris is currently reclaiming the place it happened in the 1940. 4 wrong t

brecht's it whether it ultimately happens or not has been felt in the british capital for months now many companies with u.k. operations have announced plant and office closures and london itself is hard hit as banks and financial firms take precautionary measures with many shifting assets to the european mainland no wonder then that the art market has reacted in kind with many london galleries making their contingency plans and so far the winner on that front is paris. art dealer david's warner has 3 galleries new york one.

brecht's it whether it ultimately happens or not has been felt in the british capital for months now many companies with u.k. operations have announced plant and office closures and london itself is hard hit as banks and financial firms take precautionary measures with many shifting assets to the european mainland no wonder then that the art market has reacted in kind with many london galleries making their contingency plans and so far the winner on that front is paris. art dealer davids warner has 3 galleries in new york one in hong kong and one in london but with the u.k. set to leave the e.u. he's now opened this gallery in paris too with a show by raymond petit.

u.k. when you talk to clients, are they trying to reengage capital for the u.k.? michael: absolutely.hat i think is really causing a problem is neither in, nor out situation. can get that or something like it over the line, people will be able to look forward, make plans, invest, both in the short-term term and take a longer term view. i think both in europe and the u.k., there is a sense of exhaustion, and people want to see it done. manus: and there are other political risks coming into bear as we go into an election in the united states of america. he is getting ready for something. they are in a scary place. thatou getting the sense they are having the flow of money? michael: there is a lot of money on the sidelines. see fiveveryone can major risks. ising said that, the market at an all-time high. i think we are not looking at recession now. we are looking at low growth, low inflation with this environment continuing. within that, some companies will do that extremely well. in some cases, negative yields. investors will still look to equity markets. yes, there are risks, but our e

dealing with an incident at a london bridge now the bridge in the center of the british capital is not far from the u.k. houses of parliament and a local media reports say that 2 shots were heard images posted on social media appear to show a truck lying across the bridge with multiple police cars in attendance and no we will gather more details on this story for you and bring you an update at the top of the hour. let's get a recap now of our top stories here on d w iraq's prime minister i do says he will resign and allow parliament to choose a new government the move comes as the number of deaths and weeks of aggressor comes $400.00 demonstrate. across the country have been taking to the streets since early october to protest government corruption and unemployment. and in multiple media reports that prime minister joseph most got plans to resign immediately as a crisis sparked by a journalist's murder and also his close ally writes. coming up next on d w news asia the dangers from the rise in sea level so it could threaten the lives of 300000000 people worldwide. and kung fu is ready to take the fight

days drive from lebanese capital beirut in damascus this is what has been a leader shake the stroller told julian the son john r t just one year into what would become the u.k. war in syria there are no it's worse in syria everybody knows that when the fed. says regime when the free has supported them on the resistance in lebanon supported the resistance in palestine and as it takes knobs back down and the face of his radiant american pressure who are involved in it is a regime which serves the palestinian cause very well my mother oil a few swirly what who are what we call for in serious negotiations dialogue is their reform admirable mr be carried out because the alternative to that no one cause of the diversities are inside syria because of the sensitivity of the situation in syria the alternatives to hysteria into civil war and this is exactly what america and israel want for syria since the hezbollah aerated victory of president assad of syria against washington and tel aviv london is arguably been

u.k. attempts to overthrow president assad an hour and a half ways drive from lebanese capital beirut in damascus this is what has been a leader shake the told julie in the sun john on t.v. just one year into what would become the u.k. war in syria there are no it's in syria everybody knows when the fed. says regime oh i'm afraid has supported on the resistance in lebanon supported the resistance in palestine and as the tests knobs back down and the face of his radiant american pressure one of the said regime which serves the palestinian cause very well might not throw a few swirly what he was what we called for in serious negotiations dialogue and reform at the terrible mr be carried out because the alternative to that no one cause of the 1st season but also inside syria because the sensitivity of the situation in syria the alternatives to hysteria into civil war and this is exactly what america and israel want for syria since the hezbollah aerated victory of president assad of syria against washington in.

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in fact, in calendar year 2018, and australia's capital was more than france and germany and the u.k.ombined. combined. we have a clear plan to meet our 2030 targets. 3.5 billion dollar climate solution package which includes is the climate solutions and energy efficiency solutions including -- in the mariner's link tasmania. looking forward we are investing in technologies of the future and that includes our national strategy we have already million.$140 and that is conservative, $50 million to the energy supply project in the valley. a very important project for this crucial technology. in south wales alongside a range of other hydrogen projects, mr. speaker. all of this is focused our achieving our mission reduction obligations whilst we don't rash trash the economy. which is the policy of those in the last election. tom: the drought in australia one of the worst on record is leading mp's throughout the government. whether or not they are factoring in climate change on drought and australia's agricultural industry. >> th member from melbournee has the floor. >> my question is to th

economyly with the u.k. , you're going to need an awful lot of capital inflows.hat is a key question. also one of the reasons i see rally on ailing to smooth path here. look at then you positive trajectory of this priced into the market and look at other assets as well, do you see the potential for an unwind, or do you think the sentiment will hold up and be impact enough -- and be positive enough that people are willing to stay in some of those trades, and even double down on them? the market is fairly positioned on the brexit side of things. clearly uncertainty brings another rally extension. where we are seeing a lot of frustration and concern is on the euro side, where we don't know what we are going to see on the fiscal front. it is pretty clear with the path is for the u.k., but are we going to get a bounce in european growth? i think that affects the equation on the euro side of things. romaine: what are the main risks you see for achieving that bounce back, particularly in the current trade climate? john: if we don't see the bounce back, we see a trump fo