u. k? well, it's play me designed to do that. it's an attempt by the u. k to russia and to worsen relations and to gotcha top, what kind of cold war atmosphere, but they seems to be aiming for most going to says, should the incident have for repeat, consequences will be the consequences will be on britain. they say it could lead to real conflict. is that really possible? presumably no one's called the appetite for that. how much could this escalate to think? well, you would hope nobody has, but if this keeps violating the territorial waters in this way, then russia has to respond then. and it's very easy for these things to escalate and get out of hand further than any body actually means. this is, this is grossly, is responsible to evocative behavior, but bitten has no business, having a war ship sailing this close to crime. mere territorial waters are not international c, testimonial waters, a pulse of paternity, all of the land. and this, this land is disputed as well. as johnson says, but claim me is at the very least the occupying power with effective

u. k. well, let's get more on this now. let's cross like through is because you can't rush off . who's that? who's that following the entire annual event? some of the highlights cost you over to you? sure, rory. so you mentioned that the incident with the worship, with a british worship. it was discussed during this live q and a session that still going on. and this is when by repeating was really intense and emotional. speaking about this incident. so, as you mentioned, he said that the way he sees this whole story that when the british worship enter the russia's territorial waters off the coast of crimea last week, by recruiting believes this was a complex provocation. he thinks that the british navy, they didn't want us to tease russia, but rather they wanted to see the russia's defense capabilities. they wanted to see how the russian navy and a vh will react to, to, to that sort of move that they made. he also said that there was an american strategic recognition plan that took off from greece at the same time and headed into how to towards that area where the british worship

u. k. well, me more extraneous 2nd largest said he will end its latest cove in 1900 lockdown on friday. people in melbourne will have spent 2 weeks inside. some restrictions on travel and home gatherings will likely remain low for another week. almost 70 people were infected after a returning traveler, quote, the virus in quarantine. while this pandemic has put a lot of pressure on frontline staff and an engineering firm in hong kong says it has a plan to ease the burden. they've designed a human like robot named grace, who has a family camera on her chest to take temperatures and measure responsiveness. she uses artificial intelligence to diagnose the patients and can also speak english, mandarin, and cantonese. the company's found a says she can interact with those who have been isolation because of cause of 19 i can visit with people and brighten their day with social stimulation, entertainment, help guide exercise, but also can do talk therapy by our readings and help health care providers a

well the u. k. has traditionally had the emphasis on the digital services company the you can have a digital services tax where revenue for exam for the search engines or social media platforms. when these revenues are generated, a new car that they apply this tech. so you can wants to make sure that the digital services companies that there is an international agreement, and that is in the way your a t for, for the u. k. government, however, tex campaign is in the u. k. has said, well, if you really does not support an international agreement, generally on, on this global text deal, if there was, may be some ideological opposition because the 3 top tax havens are actually british territories, dominican, why can a minimum corporate tax rate or what can rather a minimum corporate tax or to 15 percent, which is under discussion right now what canada achieve and what can it likely not achieve? well, it's kind of showed up more national corporations pay at least some tax at the 15 percent rate on their

u. k. well, as you heard, there was still awaiting the final details of the environmental commitments agreed by g. 7 leaders. already climate organizations criticized early announcements on having compet emissions by 2030 and ending reliance on coal power as not going very far enough. houses here is environment edison, the clock explains why it's critical for g 7 nations to address the most pressing issues. a lot of times this is g 7 is a key test in a crucial year for climate action as we build up to a major global. so it, at the end of the year g 7 represents more than half of the world's economy and more than a quarter of global emissions, what g 7 commits to masses, especially as we know that the world is currently not on cost to stop, temps is rising beyond the parents agreement threshold of $1.00 and a half degrees celsius, which means more of this, the destructive effects of a planetary system in term or, and it is the poor nations that bad the front of the worst impacts of a changing cli

u. k. well, as we mentioned, one of the issues, the g 7 leaders are likely to discuss today the growing assertiveness of china, especially in the asia pacific region. the rapid growth of china's military is helping to few regional arms race. that's what mcbride reports now from a naval trade show in the south korean port, city of tucson. the opening of an international exhibition, putting on display the latest in naval weaponry that's increasingly made in south korea. decades of maintaining military readiness, only divided peninsula have gradually transformed the country into an important manufacturer. so huge a little palm interviews and we've come to realize seem warrants of developing our own weapons for defense and were now able to produce weapons just as powerful as those made by other countries, which is a recent agreement with its ally. the united states. now allow of south korea to develop longer range missiles with heavy payloads. and it follows the unveiling of a new home grown jet fig

u. k. well, let me ask you then about the vaccine possible assessment. so much controversy about them and we've also had a lot about the e u green ta scheme. but i know that some countries also have the agency to decide how that's being implemented. how coordinated is all of that. it's going to make me, i'm going to be going for a month now, and there is no internationally agreed to the nearest way ahead of anyone else you're, you know, europe, recent tone sharing. i'm lucky and i'll be back in a quite a not agree we'll get your appeared to me read the recognition of the nation. all that all that recovery may be to re travel in a way that gives everybody comes with it. and we'll see if i happen climbing hold of the travel editor of the independent speaking to us from london. great to get your thoughts. thanks for joining us on our their assignment. now straightly is 2nd largest city will end its latest curve in 1900 knocked out on friday. people in melbourne will have now spent 2 weeks inside. some restrictions on travel and home gatherings will likely r

u. k. well, come the announcement from g 7 lead us, but said much more needs to be done. a group from the of our organization staged in our demonstration, near the sides of the g 7 summit. they're calling on lead us to address global vaccine inequality. they drew the faces of g 7. leaders in the sand with the slogan, share the vaccine, wave, the peyton, the inequality vaccine axis is studying this. in this county where we are now, has vaccinated more people done. $22.00 african nations combines at this rate, the g 7 countries will have vaccinated the population within the next 6 or 7 months . whereas for the developing world, it will take 57 years to reach the same level of protection. so that's why we're asking was really those who are meeting here today to allow more countries and more qualified manufacturers to produce the life saving vaccines on jo hollis live in pharma thing coldwell, where the g 7 summit begins in the next few hours. so join from climate to cope with a lot on the plate there for g 7, they just take us through some of them the 1st big section of the

u. k. well, in the hours ahead, the leaders of the world 7 leading economies are expected to back how business goals to tackle climate change. on saturday, they agreed on a global mega project plan to compete with china's belton road initiative. but with the un secretary general at the table level health was still a major talking point. john hall reports from cornwall, described as a historic moment, d 7 leaders pledge their collective might to plan to fight to future pandemic. the carpet bay declaration aims to develop black scenes in under a 100 days to build better scientific surveillance techniques and to beef up powers for the world health organization. but some were eager to stress that the current pandemic is not yet over. we didn't really, those was the power to come together and to organize the, an effective response to the corporate. and the only way to be effective in the government is get an idea that everybody was sooner rather than like, the key thing to remember how far is it the

well. so we assume that they will try to make good with the u. k no longer in the u. back it is our work to be done to reconfigure us british relations well, yes, sure. and we know, you know, the u. k has only just left the european union and president biden was not a fan of breaks it. unlike his 3 da sessa, donald trump, and he's headed by has made it always very, very clear that for him having irish roots that this issue of ireland and of the good friday agreement of the peace process and the republic of ireland. that's an absolute priority for him, and just now we're seeing that the u. k. and you actually and gulf and quite the big row over island, over the border and the overboard attacks and basically technical issues that nevertheless cause big problems when it comes to the relation between the you, you to, we will expect that joe biden was desperately raised this issue and might help boys johnson when it comes to the peace process and know the knowledge we can thank you very much. those are correspondent, bigot master in carlos bay in the u. k. let's take a look

u. k. as well as considering compulsory jobs for, from my medical worker and american mainstream media suddenly focuses on a theory that the current of virus originated in a chinese lab with journalists admitting that they had previously dismissed it just out of hand. because donald trump.

u. k. government, however, tex campaign is in the u. k. has said, well, if the you can really does not support an international agreement, generally on this global text deal, if there was may be some geological opposition because the 3 top techs havens, i actually british territories, dominican, why can a minimum corporate tax rate or what can rather a minimum corporate tax rate of 15 percent, which is under discussion right now what canada achieve and what can it likely not achieve? well, it's kind of shorter much national corporations pay at least some tax at the 15 percent great on their profits. it can stop them from shifting profits to other tax havens that really have a 0 corporate tax rate. however, it won't necessarily imply that firms, especially in the digital economy. most of them are headquartered in the us. it does not apply to these firms will start pay more tax in europe. most of the additional tax revenue will go to the us. the biggest island is home to big tech companies precisely because of the countries low tax rate, including many of

u. k. london. well, the lack of police vaccinations isn't the only pandemic related criticism being laid at the british government store. u. k. health st. khatri martin cock has been branded, quote, a liar trying to rewrite history by the opposition labor party deputy leader. it's after he denied a nationwide shortage of personal protective equipment last year while speaking, before a parliamentary inquiry into the covered crisis. i don't deny it all the, with the challenges in individual areas, there was never a national shortage of p p because of the action that we took much hancock was being scrutinized over the government's handling of the 1st stages of the panoramic dining streets, dunn's alleged feeling to ensure a sufficient stockpiles of p p at hospitals endangering the lives of n h s stuff. some health workers were even photograph making their own guns out of bin bags. the government is also accused of chaotic. p. p. e. procurements that cause billions extra to the state budget. however, the au

u. k. as well in exactly the same conversation, are we putting on those? hopefully a little bit later. of course, penny you are nodding in agreement in when talk and basically the voice about the reparations not being good enough. the situation not being good enough was initially accepted by the vice president obama. now he should be in at the time to remain calm and quoting and think deeply about the response to the deal. we have made remarkable progress. over the past 5 years of negotiations. the microwave type, going to take him to guatemala, that's the guatemalan president and standing alongside him as the us vice president comma le harris. they're holding a news conference and harris is raising the issue migration with the president. lots of sit in the opportunity to be able to learn how to when i had legal leave me, i'm going to need to be joined the dentist, people that are on your way that we can look into have if and what is in prospect. parity in our country almost and their mother to ensure that we can create more moments so that we can go around, look into the inner cities,

u. k. as well as considering compulsory jobs for frontline medical workers and american mainstream media suddenly focuses on the theory that the corolla virus originated in a chinese lab with journalists admitting they had previously dismissed it out of hand. just because donald trump had backed some things may be true, even if donald trump said them ah, for the testing lab direct from our studios in moscow, this is our team national. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now europe's southern states are demanding tougher action from the block to deal with migrants. it is after a spanish enclave in north africa saw thousands across from morocco and growing numbers of newcomers, disembark on italy's land, produce island. little going to italy will continue to play a role in terms of resources and training capacity. but i repeat said we need a rapid and concrete action from european union at a me see, it is unacceptable for a government to say that they are at tech, and the boarders, i

u. k. as well in exactly the same conversation. are we putting on those? hopefully a little bit later. of course, penny you are nodding in agreement in when talk and basically the voice about the reparations not being good enough. the situation not being good enough was initially accepted by the vice president obama. and now he should be in at the time to remain calm and quoting and think deeply about the response to the deal. we have made remarkable progress over the past 5 years of negotiations. and there is an opportunity we should not waste yet. he's changed his tune, hasn't he? he's not very happy with this offer by germany. what seems to have happened? what changed for him to change his mind? i can only speculate that it boiled down to the reaction of the 1000000 public at large. i'm sitting here in the media almost every day in the newspaper. it's about another chief who has disagreed with it, a public joint statement by the here or nama chiefs activist groups speaking up about it. so i think it is correct to say if it is, it is a huge improvement to what's been happening, espec

d u k, as well is considering compulsory jobs for frontline medical workers the american mainstream media suddenly focused on a theory that the krona virus originated in a chinese love with journalists admitting that previously dismissed it out of hand . just because donald trump had bought some things may be true, even if donald trump said them, ah live for moscow, this is our teacher national. my name's you know, lila. 30 minutes of news and views starting on europe. southern states are demanding tougher action from the block to deal with migrants. it's after a spanish enclave in north africa, recently saw the follies in cross from morocco and growing numbers of newcomers. distant barker, its lease lump, reduce island. little going to italy will continue to play a role in terms of resources and training capacity. but i repeat, say, we need a rapid and concrete action from the european union. it is unacceptable for a government to say that they are attacking the borders in this case, sprains borders that they are open in the borders so that 10000 immigrants could enter spanish cities suc

u. k as well on covey 19. and they hope that the, the summit itself will look at code 19. also the to lead is looking at something called the atlantic chart back in 1941 and the dog days for the u. k. then of the 2nd world war, the u. s. hadn't even started the 2nd world war. ready and that was a document that led to eventually the north atlantic treaty, which founded nato. and the un charter, which founded the un, they're talking about trying to revitalize their relationship to try and do something for the world. at this time, after the devastation of the pandemic, i'm the so love to work together on james, but there are some sticking points between the 2, not least on the thorny issue of northern islands. northern ireland is something that president biden as senator biden was very, very interested in. remember, he has always heritage, remember that before he became president, he said he didn't agree with the idea of breaks it will breaks. it is one of the reasons or the main reason why there is this new renewed tension in northern ireland. remember, peace still 998. the

d u k as well is considering compulsory jobs for frontline medical workers the american mainstream media suddenly focused on a theory that the krona virus originated in a chinese love with journalists admitting that previously dismissed it out.

u. k. as well as considering compulsory jobs for frontline medical workers and american mainstream media suddenly focuses on a theory that the current of virus originated in a chinese lab with journalists admitting they had previously dismissed it out of hand. just because donald trump had backed it, some things may be true, even if donald trump said them. why that doesn't for me this, our more news in about an hour's time, you're watching or international. we're glad to have you with the hi, i'm back guys there. welcome to the kaiser reports. let's talk about how the global economy is shaping up here and the 21st century stacy. right. we've been talking about the inflation hyperinflation, lation inflation coming, and the 6 trillion dollar budget presented by a joe biden. so that the 25 percent increase in the budget and you know, some people are saying, oh, it's going to be fine. janet yelling at the treasury says, you know, we have plenty of money, interest rates are going to stay low. so the gov

u. k. as well as considering compulsory jobs for frontline medical workers and american mainstream media suddenly focuses on the theory that the corolla virus originated in a chinese lab with journalists admitting they had previously dismissed it out of hand. just because donald trump had backed some things to me.

u. k. as well as in the following suit. and everyone age 18 and above now can get that over 19 vaccine in england. jonah is going to be a high demand. well, you know, this is off the back of the delta variant. of course, there is a lot of interest in younger adults getting vaccinated. the oft repeated phrase, which is now being very often repeated that the race is still very much on between the virus. and the vaccine is the case, of course, this more virulent strain of the virus against some 10000000 adults who haven't yet been vaccinated. these are largely young adults. it's significant that friday sees all adults 18 and over able to get a job. but you know, this is a sector of the population that isn't traditionally, doesn't traditionally feel the same urgency towards getting predict protected. they don't feel as much at risk, so yes, the messaging is on the messaging is out there to try to encourage younger adults to go and get vaccinated. jonah, thank you very much for that. john hall live for his fair in london. and th

u. k. as well as considering compulsory jobs for, from my medical worker and american mainstream media suddenly focuses on a theory that the cronum virus originated in a chinese lab with journalist for admitting that they had previously dismissed it just out of hand. because donald trump had backed him, some things may be true, even if donald trump said them, that doesn't mean that's our, your headlines that will come back again in about an hour's time with our international. ah, ah ah. hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter labelle . what is the future of the republican party? is that future? something donald trump will decide? critics of the g o. p say is no longer a political party, rather, it is a call. a personality called focused on trunk. is this a winning strategy for the g o p? the cross talking trump is i'm joined by my guess, milly of dual and washington. he's a g o p strategist in new york. we have david fisher. he is the author of the new book, the

u. k. co split. well, forget this can lead to, to all sorts of difficulties in the context of the british government, which seeks to make tropical devalue out of continual compensation with joshua, which need an enemy in order to justify the massive defense spending guide on by this country. so it's part of a, of a general topic to pull on which point it's worth stating that they deliberately built a warship for journalists into the senatorial water. and actually a top, a gander, aimed at the coastal state is specifically excluded in the un convention on the war of on the law of the c anti virus software pioneer joe mcafee has been found dead in his barcelona prison. so just i was after spain's national court ruled in favor of extradited him to the united states senior correspondent woodard gas to discuss the case with my colleague calling bry mike, if his life was you know, equally steeped in eccentricity and unfortunately, scandals too. but in this case, he argued that he's prosecution was politically m

the numbers coming out of well, the u. s. the u. k. australia as well about the prevalence of this delta variance the and even delta plus i believe there is as well. now, do you have fears that this is the kind of thing which can supercede the vaccine? while i went to seats, i would say, or cause problems, especially for countries that haven't relied on one dose back to me some strategies because one dose we we've known for now against adulthood is very, very low advocacy browser. can pfizer, it's around $3033.00 consent to doses with eyes you get up to 80 percent advocacy and with astrazeneca, 60 percent. 60 percent is not 8090 percent that we used to have with other vaccine in or against original strength. and we are seeing breakers in the past week. 14 cro virus, 31 growing virus adults are very in depth in the england. 14 of 49 percent were actually from adults and australia showing that even fleeting contact of merely seconds of an per 2 people walking past each other in a store. we have security footage can actually lead to infe

u. k. earlier this year that spread through europe. and that means that over 96 percent of cases in the u. k. are from this delta of area. okay, well that's, that's not good news is the u. k is already being very badly affected by this. are there concerns that it could also spread to continental europe? definitely, i mean, experts think that this will definitely become the most dominant variant across europe. it's problem in the u. k. right now, the other countries have a few cases. china, the us scandinavia has quite few. well, right now, countries, governments are just trying to buy it as much time as possible. germany, for example, has a big trouble button on flights coming from the u. k. that because they want they opportunity to fax any as many of their own people as possible before reopening that route. and that will mean that people are more protected and that the health care systems are less likely to become overwhelmed when this stream eventually reaches continental europe. ok, so they're trying to buy some more time. he does the reporter had a homo. thank you so much for sharing that update in the studio. we can turn our

well. so that kind of overlaps with what the previous speak has been saying. but the u. k. approach from the u. s. approaches more. why do you want to vaccinate the healthy children as well with healthy adults? because those children guessing long have the complications that we are seeing and 5 times some of children have dangerous is the way for kids. while adults line up to get the jap 1st, i mean, those are still the priority. so i think we don't disagree of the i think the adults are still the policy because we see more complications in them. and they do seem to transmit more frequently. but to transmit inside us or should high dollars just as long as adults detect transmission because often more is infected adults also may be a lack of payment rather than a true matic. not infectious type of infection. if we know for, for the rest of viruses, including the ones that children are really major effects as a reservoir of the roof irises and helping to decades, you know, with powerfully, honestly, i've never seen a theme of us as one of the ones or so the current of us is

well. so that kind of overlaps with what the previous speak has been saying. but the u. k. approach from the u. s. approaches more. why do you want to vaccinate the healthy children as well with healthy adults to those children guessing, among the complications that we are seeing as far as some of children. how dangerous is the weight for kids? while adults, why not forget the jap 1st? i mean those are still poverty. so i think we don't disagree of the i think the adults are still the priority because we see more complications in them. and they do seem to transmit more frequently, but children do transmit to the inside. shed hybrid is just as long as adults and you don't detect the transmission because often more infected the sauce, maybe a lack of payment rather than a true patient matic. not infection type of infection if we know for, for the respiratory price, that's including the ones that children are really major effect as a reservoir of the surgery. viruses and how things are decades, you know, with powerful, honestly, i've never seen the revised as well as those on

well. so that kind of overlaps a bit with what the previous speaker has been saying, but the u. k. approach from the u. s. approach is more wide and you want to vaccinate the healthy children as well with healthy idols, which are those children guessing, among the complications that we are seeing as far as sort of children. how dangerous is the weight for kids? while adults, why not forget the jap 1st? i mean those are still the priority. so i think we don't disagree of the i think the rest of the policy because we see more complications in them. and they do seem to transmit more frequently. but shouldn't do transmit inside us shit. high dollars, which is the same as adults. and if you don't detect the transmission because often more infected adults also it may be a lack of payment rather than a true matic. not infectious type of infection. if we know for the rest of ours, that's including which ones are children of really major effect is a reservoir of the roof irises and hoping to decades, you know, with powerful ours the i've never seen the revised as well as the ones are. so t

well. so that kind of overlaps with what the previous ab speed has been saying. but the u. k. approach from the u. s. approaches more. why do you want to vaccinate the healthy children as well with healthy idols to those children guessing among the complications that we are seeing and some sort of children? how dangerous is the weight for kids? while adults, why not forget the jap 1st? i mean, those are still the party, so i think we don't disagree of the i think the adults are still the priority because we see more complications in them. and they do seem to transmit more frequently for children to transmit inside us shut high dollars just as long as adults don't detect transmission because children often more infected the pedals off. so it may be a lack of payment rather than a true patient matic. not infection type of infection. if we know further, especially viruses, including the ones that children are really major effect as a reservoir of the spiritual arses and helping to decades, you know, with powerful ours the virus eyes as one of those ones are. so the current of us

well. so that kinda overlaps a bit with what the previous speaker has been saying that the u. k. approach from the u. s. approaches more. why do you want to vaccinate the healthy children as well with healthy idols to those children getting along to the complications that we are seeing? in fact, i'm sort of children. how dangerous is the way for kids? while adults, why not forget the jap 1st? i mean those are still poverty. so i think we don't disagree of the i think the adults are still the policy because we see more complications in them. and they do seem to transmit more frequently. but shouldn't do transmit to the inside criminal us should highball is just as long as adults don't detect the transmission because often more is infected. the sauce may be a lack of case as attainment rather than a true patient matic. not infectious type of infection. if we know for, for the respiratory viruses, including ones or children of really major effects as rosa was of these are spiritual arses and helping to decades, you know, with powerfully, honestly, i've never seen the revised as one

well clear message. a former british emvoy craig murray told us the u. k. knew exactly what it was doing, pretty easy for these things to escalate and get out of hand further than any body actually means that this is, this is ghostly, is responsible to evocative behavior, that bitten has no business having a war ship sailing this close to crime in this land is disputed, as well as johnson says of but claim me is at the very least the occupying power with affective control of a tentative it is a markedly provocative kinds of religion, war mongering which is taking pious, 5 thousands of miles from the u. k coastal as well, forget the this can lead to, to all sorts of difficulties in the context of the business government. which seeks to make propaganda value as of continual compensation with joshua, which needs an enemy in order to justify the massive defense spending guide on by this country. so it's part of a, of a general topic to pull on which point it's worth stating that they deliberately built a warship for journalists into these 10 total water. and a

u. k knew very well what it was doing, hence the reasons i have the press on board the ship. it's not unheard of for pressed people to be on board. sure. certainly it was an attempt by the u. k. to see how far they could push push matters. and i think that the rush response was the appropriate considering that it was in the russian territorial waters. even though those particular russian territorial waters is not recognized by the international community as such because of the nature of the dispute following the, the coo and the ukraine. but it's, but nonetheless, the crimea is part of russia now, de facto. and that's just the way it is and, and it constitutes russian territorial waters as a consequence. and as a result they have press people on board reported leaves and that's, that's the that was to show the extent to which they could push moscow without some kind of a reaction. well, they got a reaction the tech world is reeling at the death of anti virus software pioneer john mcafee. he was found dead and his boss alone, a prison cell on wednesday, just hours after spain'

u. k. governments as well with the announcements on tuesday that the capacity at wembley stadium, which will host the semi finals and the final of the pain championships will be raised from the current $40000.00 have been attending the group stages, matches to over 60000 for those semi final matches on the final, on june 11th. that's not to say that i haven't been concern expressed that will help organization today express this concern of the way that the attendance says it games has been creeping up. that concerned that they may act as super strata. events and there was a press conference today between the german chancellor, angular merkel and her italian counterpart and audio drug in berlin. i never called urging you a for to act responsibly on this issue of rising attendances and not a drug even offering rome as a potential alternative to wembley. that says, it looks now certain that there is no going back. now. london will continue to schedule host the semi finals on the final. there is also concern though, on the pitch as far as to run a virus. they england and scotland teams have

u. k. coastal as well. forget this can lead to, to all sorts of difficulties in the context of the british government, which seeks to make tropical devalue out of continual compensation with russia, which needs an enemy in order to justify the massive defense spending guided by this country. so it's part of a, of the general topic to pull on which point it's worth stating that they deliberately built a warship for journalists into the senatorial water. and actually a top, a gander, aimed at the coastal state is specifically excluded in the un convention on the war of on the law of the sea. the anti virus software pioneer joe mcafee, has been found dead in his barcelona prison cell, which established after spain's national court ruled in favor of extradited him to the united states. he was named his extravagant and take some regular challenges to the status quo in america. parties to meet your power. take to look back at his life. john mac, a. he was a caller full personality to say the least. a rabble with a biography that reads like a hollywood script. eccentric millionaire computers, vir

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u. k. in front of our legal migrants making dangerous crossings across the channel and take him another son. he recital rules being introduced by the u. k. home secretary, pretty well receiving criticism of making it almost impossible for refugees to come here. legally urgent action must be taken to stop these crossings. that means checking the criminal gangs at source, doing more to stop the small boats leaving france in the 1st place. turning them round the channel and swiftly returning people who have entered the country through illegal root of entry. thus far, this year, more than 4000 people have already made the title this journey through england across the channel to more than a 150 come and get in during the past week alone. the government now faces the question of with a, how's these micros? while the claims process this week, a high court ruling found for the barracks which the government was using to house immigrants was unlawful describing the conditions their squalid, brooding could even see damage claims brought against itself. i do not accept the accommodation there ensured the standard of waving, which was adequate for the health of the claimants. a