the u. s. is in hysterics and on the other rushes trying to continue to conduct diplomacy with the western world show who just today met with the u. k. foreign the u. k. defense secretary. and he's basically laying it out, laying out his cards on the table, saying if the west and russia are to get along than the west needs to stop arming, hostile military on russia's border. if we like to propose a step towards reducing tensions and in the pumping off of ukraine with weapons from a brush that's being done publicly in significantly. and it's not entirely clear why. i'd also like to understand why britain has deployed special forces to ukraine and for how long they'll be there. now the last thing i want to mention about the white house is the recent statement was that it said it's trying to prevent war, but perhaps a better way to go about preventing war would be to return to the negotiating table rather than continue to spread hysteria around russian and a potential russian invasion that moscow continues to say. it's not planning. daniel mcadams, who's executive director, the ron pulled piece institute, says the situation has become more dangerous. i

the u. k. foreign secretary arrived in moscow for talks about the crisis. western nations threatening moscow with sanctions. if it invades ukraine, will in a tweet, the u. k. foreign secretary list trust as russia must immediately withdraw its forces or face consequences. the name barbara has more on those comments from london. a bit of kara, but also quite a lot of stick there from the u. k. foreign secretary, the 1st form secretary to travel to russia in 4 years. i think behind these are a couple of things. firstly, on january the 31st place, trust the u. k. parliament. that by thursday, the 10th of february, they would be in place, new legislation, which would, which would have ready new sanctions against people and companies which seems to be supporting the russian government. what the foreign office is calling the largest ever sanctions regime against russia. in the circumstances that russia did take military action, this trust has talked about any invasion. now, those new sanctions are not ready. the opposition here has queried why it's being reported that they should be brought forward by the end of this month. but they so puts more pressure on on

the u. k and russia have been at their low, are at their lowest point than they, as they have been for many, many years already. the u. k. foreign office says it's putting together a fail to extend the reach of possible sanctions. that it, that london could put against russia. the u. k. put 1000 troops on, on high alert for a potential russian invasion that moscow was time. and time again denied that it's planning to do. and just yesterday, course johnson met with nato to discuss the possible the possibility of doubling the amount of british troops that are in europe near russia's borders. so of course, those are reflections of the current state of relations between the 2 countries. but while it's actually at the, at the press conference seems to try and play down a lot of all the, a lot. a lot of this stuff actually. he said that, you know, britain doesn't have that many military advisors in ukraine and that there are trainings are going to be done soon and that he would continue. he also reassured the public that he's going to be continuing working towards diplomacy and that and that he was reassured when sho, shaw, who told h

the u. k. government has been resistance over the last few years to implement a register or foreign policy owners in the u. k. one of the reasons is really c s. resistance from the gulf monarchies, which the u. k. has a strong relationship with and have poor significant amounts of money into london and in salons, prophecy and operate. many of the same kind of money laundering schemes that with familiar with from the kremlin. and it's ours or ben appreciate. that's been jude event speaking to us. thanks very much indeed. now talk to revive the iran euclidean report. li, nearing final agreement in vienna. but inter on 250 members of parliament at monte 6 conditions are met before any deal aside. include a guarantee from the us and european signatories that they will not pull out of any new deal as president donald trump did 4 years ago. i let's bring in wrestles, said his inter on russell, 1st up our will. the red lines announced by the reigning parliament effect the course of the game negotiations in vienna. well, i don't think that it's going to have a remarkable effect to or influence over the ongoing negot

daughter, thank you very much for the moment that store such a barry in moscow lest bringing joan a hole in london, a surge of u. k. diplomatic activity. jonah the u. k. foreign secretary in moscow and the prime minister is at nato headquarters in brussels. tell us about what is come out of there so far. yeah, i think we're seeing britain taking the opportunity now to re insert itself a biased levels of ongoing diplomacy. the less trust meeting, probably the more consequential meeting of the day face to face, of course, with this a lot of an actual doses, right. so they don't look as if a great deal of progress is the made that on the other hand, you got, or johnson now in nature, not only voters, johnson, but also the leader of the opposition. his stomach also visit ignite of also talking to just the old of britain, senior politicians, perhaps in her very rare show of unity and escape from lisa, the maelstrom of domestic politics. he, boris johnson speaking alongside just sort of a short while ago, taking the opportunity to reaffirm and commitment to the nature of aligns to refund britain's commitment to the notion of european security and expressly saying t

the u. k. foreign secretary list trust. and today, there was the meeting between the defense secretaries of, of the defense secretary of the u. k. and the defense minister of russia. so, when live rav yesterday said that negotiating with the west is like speaking with a deaf person, i mean, it really does seem like that little sugarland, tim. still, i am disappointed that we seem to have dialogue between a mute and a deaf person. they seem to be listening, but don't hair. almost detailed explanations have fallen on rough ground. they say that russia is waiting for the soil to freeze and become like a stone said that tanks compassed safely into ukrainian territory. it seems that our british colleagues have the same sold today, from which numerous factors that we cited of bouncing the white house says the bite and is going to make an emergency phone call to putin to try and work out. this situation that washington claims as an imminent russian invasion, while on the russian side, they have, you know, have time and time again denied having any plans to invade ukraine. i mean, one has to ask, what's the point of all this? why, why

the u. k. foreign secretary visit just yesterday. and today, there was a meeting between the defense minister of russia and the defense secretary of the u . k. and as the russian foreign secretary, as the russian 4 months or so on thursday it's, it's as if rush, the people are, it's as if they're trying to talk to with deaf people. cheryl and tim store. i'm disappointed that we seem to have dialogue between a meet and a definite person. they seem to be listening, but don't hair. almost detailed explanations have fallen on rough ground. they say that russia is waiting for the soil to freeze and become like a stone that tanks can pass safely into ukrainian territory. it seems that our british colleagues have the same sold today, from which numerous factors that we cited a bounce. now, after washington made it statements, we heard from the russian foreign ministry, they said it basically declared the sum of washington's actions so far surrounding isn't this anti russia hysteria to be a massive disinformation campaign? and earlier we did hear from washington that they said the biden is going to give an emergency phone call to put in to try and

the swift, swift and international payment scheme. we're talking about stopping russia from selling a foreign debt bones in the u. k. that would require the u. k. to change legislation here, blocking high tech x box to russia. the name rolls royce, as be mentioned several times over the course of the morning lodge, because rolls royce provides a vast number of the wells act craft with the engine. so we're talking about punitive measures the could at the end of all of this trickle down and effect ordinary russians in the country as well. thank you for that nave, baka, excuse me, reporting from london. i mentioned this earlier condemnation from both the european union foreign policy chief, joseph oral and the e. u commission, president of the vaughan to line here they are in brussels. these are among the darkest hour, 40 scenes the end of world war 2 and major nuclear power as attack and neighbor country. and he's threatening reprisals of any other state than may come. which rescue? this is not only the greatest violation of international law. it's a violation of the basic principles of human consistence. it's costing many lives with unknown con

the last our foreign secretary is trust, wound up in emergency coping meeting. she was discussing the consular response in ukraine. off the u. k. citizens were urged to leave the country though the u. k. is keeping a cool embassy team in the capital rather than relocating them. i'll swear in the country. foreign minister, as he said, is cutting short his very important to of the north of england. he'll speak with president biden in the next 2 hours that he'll be returning to london to get a full intelligence briefing from his security chief. then he'll be ready on tuesday to check his own emergency coven meeting. to discuss the you case. next steps in the crisis, and then interestingly, later this week he will be traveling to europe. that reportedly his focus is going to be on the nordic and baltic countries. and what some say could be an attempt to broaden that western alliance against russia. come okay, charlie angela with the latest from london. thank you. well, let's bring him vassily caching that now who is an expert at the center for european and international studies with us from moscow today. thank you for your time today. what do you make of? well, there's so much diplomacy,

the u. k. foreign secretary to moscow. that's right, sir. and it's so all about sending a message which has been ongoing, which we've heard over the last few weeks from the u. k. on its allies. last week, the u. k. sent to ukraine, an anti tank around 2000 and t or tank weapons. and around 30 military personnel to work with them and armored vehicles now for the 1st time in 4 years, a u. k. foreign secretary is traveling to the russian capital is truss will meet so gay lover off her russian counterpart. and she'll be urging him to try to reach a diplomatic solution to the tensions in the region. let's trust has put out a statement in the last couple of hours saying we have said many times any further invasion would incur severe costs including through a coordinated package of sanctions. now, as a parallel statement from the a foreign office here says that last week, the u. k announced a new legislation for the strongest ever sanctions regime on russia as it puts it. and so this is all a repetition, really of the message that we heard on tuesday from the german, french and polish leaders urging russia to seek a diplomatic solution, but also committing to ukrain

the u. k is demanding, russia pulls its troops back from the ukranian border to prove it serious about aging, tension rushes at foreign minister sick. i lab rav welcomed the u. k. foreign secretary in moscow. these trust says moscow must back up its words of peace with action. fundamentally, a war and ukraine would be disastrous for the russian and ukrainian people for european security. and together, nato has made it clear that any incursion into ukraine would have massive consequences and carry severe costs. normally, with the machine, no doubt of course we need to normalize relations, but this is supposed to be based on mutual and respectful dialogue, principles of equality and recognition of each other's interest. you'll get to it. but as for id, ologies, ultimate and threats, this is a dead end street m o healed nothing. unfortunately, some of our western colleagues have been carried away with this in their public statement. and i cannot call this diplomacy. and the u. k. prime minister has urged europe to hold them on ukraine's right to join names. i'm forrest johnson has been at the lines headquarters in brussels for talks. russia and belarus, meanwhile

the u. k. foreign secretary, the 1st foreign secretary to travel to russia in 4 years. i think behind this are a couple of things. firstly, on january the 31st lease trust of the u. k. parliament that by thursday, on the 10th of february there would be in place new legislation which would, which would have ready new sanctions against her people and companies which seem to be supporting the russian government. what the foreign office is calling the largest ever a sanctions regime against russia in the circumstances. but russia did take military action families trust as talked about any further invasion. now those m new sanctions are not ready. the opposition here as queried why it's being reported that they should be brought forward by the end of this month. but they so puts more pressure on on lives truss. and on the british government to look like it's doing something as alongside its european allies, under nato. now less trust is in russia for a 2 day visit meeting. the foreign minister, boris johnson on thursday travels to poland to meet the prime minister and president. but crucially also then goes to brussels to meet the secretary general of the nato alliance

the foreign ministry, criticizing, rushes move from the u. k. they're the prime minister bowers johnson spoke via telephone with the ukranian president over night in which he gave assurances that the u. k. would explore sending further defense of support to ukraine and also flapping significant sanctions on to russia. he also expressed that a russian invasion could begin in hours. so that is the general sentiment on the international front. a lot of countries expressing concern that this could be a prelude to a, an imminent and planned russian invasion. paula, thanks for the update is looking a lot like it's going to be a big day of sanctions for russia. but let's see what comes over the next few hours . thanks for bringing up state. that's the author correspondent policy a. speaking to his life from berlin. we discuss the recent events with for me, united nations weapons inspector, scott ritter, who believes the west wants to embroider ukraine. in a war which russia is desperately trying to avoid the security guarantee for lugens can don't. yes, were supposed to be mentioned that makes the meant to agreements that agreement gone. russia made it clear that it has no validity there. the

the u. k. government is calling the russian claybrook. justin. earlier on monday, the foreign secretary list truss put out a tweet, saying the u. k. and allies are stepping up preparations for the worst case scenario. the we must make the cost for russia intolerably. hi, ben wallace interestingly, didn't really go into the implications and what would happen if there were to be a fully invasion. but he did say that the u. k. maintained strong lines of communication with the russian government. he said, the term britain had made it clear that it would act t defend ukraine's entrusted, had already sent what he called lethal aid there. and he had, for example, burton had advised its citizens to get out of ukraine. it had move the embassy and so on. but no detail of those sanctions which is still to actually come into effect . so the message one by one i so i think wished to be expected. but there's nothing that he's told us that indicates exactly what intelligence the british government are seeing. which, for example, the french and the germans are not, which means that the british government to the last 24 hours had set the russian pl

u. k, which prompted russia to ban british airlines from i think it's airport and crossing it's asked space and the european union and the u. k. r. adding russian president vladimir putin is foreign minister sir gala rove to the sanctions list. the use foreign policy chief says the block has also expanded its blacklist to include all members of the duma who supported the military, aggression christian will join just to all the wildly to sanction by the e u series. bashar i said, and alexander lucas shanker, of bella. ruth o. v u. s. is also planning to impose direct sanctions on boots and love of alan fisher joins us from washington. and the sanctions announced by the us targeting technology and russia's bank stopped short of the president. but is that about to change now? is changed in the last 1520 minutes from the podium of the white house briefing room, jen, saki, the press secretary announced that the us was going to sanction said guy oliver, of the foreign minister and vladimir, put in the president of russia. it comes after a discussion earlier today between joe biden and the head of the you, joe biden. and the white house administration has said from the start, they want to make sure that sanctions are coordinated, that they are sustainable, that every country is comfortable with doing them because that would have the longest term impact the 24 hours ago. joe biden was here at the white house that he was asked if there was a pos

u. k parliamentary debate this week on sanctions against vladimir putin putins regime. one m pay called on the british government to seize abram, which is assets and bought him from owning chelsea, which the u. k. foreign secretary declined to rule out a bill which has own chelsea since 2003 pants more than one and a half $1000000000.00 in the club, transforming them into currently european and world champions. but he doesn't currently have a british visa. he withdrew his application to renew it 4 years ago that was after the poisonings of their former russian spy in england. and there was a clamped down on russians looming from the british government. so there's a questions been raised in the british parliament this week, whether or not he should still be owning chelsea, but as things stand now, there's no sanctions against him. but the manager, thomas too, has been reflecting this week on the uncertainty. it just puts on the club me while ukrainian football team is stranded in turkey, the club plays and 3rd tier of ukrainian football and hail from the small city of the night sea. they players and coaches have been unable to return to their homeland after the s face was close. gloomily thawing at your