u. k. great britain and the other members of the european union within the g 7 that the u. k. of course is left the european union, but this unfinished business, there is a huge, a raw going on between the u. k. in the you about the way in which northern ireland is dealt with in terms of a breaks it. so leaving the european union. this is threatening to issue dr. that could explode in a big way next week. a babel acknowledging that that is of course, a division between the member states of the g 7 and the u. k. and we are hearing that when there was a bilateral meeting between bare balkan her opposite number list trust that there were no holds barred. both sides really quite clear that they're heading towards kind of confrontation course. but on this issue of ukraine on what russia is doing there, on the evasion that is taking place and on supporting ukraine in pushing back it, it, there is really quite a deep sense of unity. there's sometimes a difference in degree, for instance, the british and the americans are sometimes, you know, further ahead than say the germans instead

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u. k. and she was that great, but it certainly was better quality and some of the others are lots of people in the u. k. at the sound of this it wasn't fantastic. ok, i think we time has beaten us though. i wish we could talk more on this board right out of time. political come to anthony webber life from the u. k. thank you. thank you. well, let's recap this weeks. victory de commemorations now honoring the memory of those who lost their lives fighting against naziism in world war 2. ah, a well with some sense of normality, slowly returning to cities in ukraine, don boston under the control of joint russian than yes, can look ounce republic forces fireworks for the 9th of may, celebrations, replace shelling the front line ah the southern ukrainian cities all pretty out on america dar, where russian forces are currently position joined in the commemorations officially for the 1st time and many years. residents of the dumbass cities i've done yet can lu ganske also took part in the festivities? i catastrophe for the ukrainian forces on pointless losses. that's how the russian defense ministr

u. k. of the u. k. so at the great patriotic war, as it known is known in russia and the trauma that was instilled was kind of like the social glue that held the soviet union together. and this also was, is applicable to russia as well, which came forth from the disintegration of the soviet union. but hootin took this memory of the soviet union that everybody can agree on. that was a massive trauma. and he and he hijacked it and framed it, it really replacing what was nazi germany with ukraine saying ukraine, the key ukrainians are fascists, are nazis and they are now the bodies. and this is of course absurd. it's been debunked to being crane and government is not a not to government. the president is of jewish descent and but i think this is exactly what we expected to hear from him. and it's what he said. how much did today's parade, or did to rec, today's event, differ from previous years? mean you mentioned obviously the introduction of ukraine is a topic there, but you know how much, how different was to day compa

u. k. and she was not great, but it certainly was better quality than some of the others. are a lot of people in the i think the stand at this. it wasn't fantastic. ok, i think we time has beaten us though. i wish we could talk more on this, but we're right out of time. critical. come to anthony webber life from the u. k. thank you. thank you. well, let's recap this weeks, victory de commemorations now honoring the memory of those who lost their lives. fighting against naziism in world war 2. ah, a well with some sense of normality, slowly returning to cities in ukraine, don boston under the control of joint russian done yet, can luke doubts, republic forces fireworks for the 9th of may, celebrations, replace shelling on the front line with the southern ukrainian cities. all pretty young america dar, where russian forces are currently positioned joined in the commemorations officially for the 1st time and many years residents. all they done by cities have done yet can new guns also took part in the festivities. a catastrophe for the ukrainian forces and pointless losses. o

this is also meeting with great possibilities in the u. k. where our french foreign secretary lists trust again came out with an article the other day saying we must win in ukraine unreservedly. you know, we was in ukraine. so there were deep divisions and even that as a tauriel that you referred to be elicited a very b, m, and response among read it. we weren't told any of this. so i think there are deep divisions and it's not yet immediately clear how these divisions get to play themselves out. well, the divisions are even more glaring because we have had, in the past few new cyclists, brands, germany and italy openly saying that negotiations start there has to be a diplomatic solution, which of course is at odds with the i was actually. busy that it really gung ho trust here was mentioned that i think i sent you before. jordan see not every time she opens her mouth test, positive for stupid because that's essentially what her editorials are. so i mean, we keep very united broad. everyone's goal is obvious here. but the longer this goes on

and this is also meeting with great possibility in the u. k. where our friends for secretary list trust again came out with the article the other day saying we must win in ukraine unreservedly. you know, we was put in and put in your grade so that there was deep divisions. and even that editorial that you refer to either a response among readers, you know, we went told any of this. so i think there are deep divisions and it's not yet immediately clear how these divisions are going to play themselves out. well, the end of the divisions, even more glaring because we have had a few cycles, france, germany in italy openly saying negotiations and start there has to be a diplomatic solution, which of course is at odds with the anglo saxon. busy that is just really go, a little stress here was mentioned that i think i said before, george, you know, every time she opens her mouth as positive for stupid because that's essentially what her editorials are. so, i mean, we keep hearing, you know, i didn't broad everyone's, you know, it's, the goal is obviou

this is also meeting with great possibility in the u. k, where our friends for secretary list trust, again, came out with an article the other day saying we must win in ukraine unreservedly. you know, we was put in and put in your grade so that there was deep divisions and even that editorial that you referred to be a response among readers. you know, we went told any of this. so i think there are deep divisions and it's not yet immediately clear how these divisions are going to play themselves out. well, the end of the divisions, even more glaring because we have had a few cycles, france, germany in italy openly saying negotiations and start there has to be a diplomatic solution, which of course is at odds with the anglo saxon. busy that is just really go, a little stress here was mentioned that i think i said before, george, you know, every time she opens her mouth as positive for stupid, because especially with her and, and royals are so, i mean, we keep hearing, you know, i didn't, broad everyone's, you know, it's, the goal is obvious

great this year. i certainly can go by peers cool. a lot of them come in sight in the u. k, a u. s. and he said the whole thing was a fossil rate exercise, and you couldn't call is for the contracts anymore. if the quality of the singing on the song was nothing to do with is all due to political sort of emotional. so it's sort of, of course, the other thing, as you will be well aware is number countries who are not even allowed to answer this year. russian by law rush, news, we're not able to answer. so how can you call it a contest if you don't allow a certain key or capacity to answer it? so it's a pretty sort of disaster situation. but i certainly think that there were a number of countries that the contest who could have paid political commons because of a political circumstance. it's in regards to the countries rejecting because that was breaking, that would have been breaking rules. so you really should have not been allowed city assigned at the time. you're trying to see a balance of demand and get sort of anything wrong. and then you should be back rush against that. these a

exploited a period where if i may continue, the you exploited a period of great political weakness and division within the u. k. to come up with a solution which was with which nationalists in ohio were completely happy and units were completely unhappy and in the situation, although you just can't get away with that, it's unsustainable. and therefore, the protocol has to change where the process likes it or not, and you can go ahead. the difficulty that i see program with them is that actually this election confirmed that the majority in northern ireland quite quite substantially are in favor of retaining the protocol. and if there was a vote in the family, it will be, it would be a majority vote. i do think there is a problem, but it's not shared across the community and what could be done there. the difficulty being that the form of practice, that bar johnson at chose also had no cross community support. and the options which might have had cross committee sport were removed during the negotiations, who are kind of unraveling the wheel here. i just fact that the resonance invention, which causes an a thing

we have started to devise, devise such a scheme as to how to really great and how much money is to be allocated to the u. k. o, we're reading a part of the, the kind of thing a big role as well. there is a whole team of british economists which is now locking ukrainian specialist next, but to also devise a plan on becoming recovery, which would try to also on the energy sector on the agriculture sector on the industrial and trading sectors. so what is being done? but of course, the cleaning account cannot dedicate 100 percent of trying to dodge block mrs vessel and go on the political front. you recently been very critical of the un secretary general antonio. good cherish because he went to moscow a few days ago before going to keep. what did he bring back from russia? anything that your government thought was worth listening to you brought back at my cell attack on a building which was steroids and several people died from from that come to a tunnel. so were injured, taken to hospital, we have a partial that not, not much has resulted not really not, not really his fault now, but you know, the point is th

forward, we have started to devise, devise such a scheme as to how to we need great and how much money is to be allocated to the u k, all that a little reading a part of the, the case thing a big role as well. there is a whole team or british economist which is now working with crania specialists next, but to also devise a plan of becoming recovering, which we try to show on the energy sector on that recall sector on the industrial and trading sectors. so what is being done, but of course the gwinnett county folks cannot dedicate 100 percent of time to dutch walk mrs vessel and go on the political front. you recently been very critical of the un secretary general antonio. good cherish because he went to moscow a few days ago before going to keep. what did he bring back from russia? anything the government thought was worth listening to you brought back at michelle attack on the building and which was stroy and several people died from from that come to a tunnel. so were injured, taken to hospital was heavy ones. apart from that, not much has resulted not really though not, not really his own, but you know, the poin

u. k. i have suffered really big failures, you know, and even in sweden where, you know, the, supposedly, the swedish model was great. no swedish had more excess deaths in the last 2 years . then compared to over r, since over a 100 years since 1918 pandemic, it is horrible numbers in governments just do not want to emit. and that's the sad case of politics getting in the way of public health. we'll leave it there for now . epidemiologist, i don't think thanks so much for coming on to the shop. he has a look now at some other stories making headlines around the walls. at least 3 people were killed in a suspected terror attack in the is really city of an odd east of tel aviv lee say they suspect militants, and at the assailants are on the run. they attacked people in 2 different locations, as israel marked its independence day. thursday and new clashes have erupted at jerusalem's, alex a mosque as a jewish worshippers returned to the compound, their visits had been paused during the most holidays. israeli forces cleared palestinian protestors from the flash quite waned sites. i'll axa and the hilltop on which it is b

there is great demand for charismatic actresses like 76 year old helen mirren from the u. k. 78 year old lauren hutton, from the u. s. and 87 year old british actress judy then these elegant seniors would have been considered old ladies back in the day. this year some strutted down the cat walk at marcel ostertag fashion show. and a few are also customers of the fashion designer. as if kept him on awfully branford him, a lot of labels still madly pursue this youth craze, and only send out young super skinny models on the catwalk can. but i think they're behind time. i happened to say i am to present my fashion on people of all ages. there, after all, people of all ages, by an would it this way you get a much better feel for how these pieces look on real women who actually stop by our store and buy these clothes. allison, those then young models do put on great shows, but they don't shop at our store. we through shop men to her. back to my yoga. 69 year old. hi. gam alpha is a former german t v presenter. at photo shoots, the senior model often wears a gray wig to look older.

because if a big change disagreement between great britain and the european union, london is very concerned about a trade protocol connecting northern ireland to the u. k. and the e u. it states that goods coming from the u. k. must go through customs 1st before entering northern ireland, the e. u wants to keep it as the 2 powers negotiate locals of belfast are finding themselves in a bench. normally would have a way bigger range of franchises than either quite limited and what we can get are che, suppliers we with aid, what live in barbara and britain. so they're in england and they would import them from all over europe and amps and the directly just much of his time and energy is spent varying about customs, paperwork and bureaucracy. he has to pass on the high price of bringing the cheese in to his customers. it was much easier in the past. or you could just call a company out place your order on it was here within a couple of days now it's taken really long. this issue is driving a vege between u k and e you. the 2 can't seem to agree on the specifics of the trade route, connecting them the d u p. party. once the agreement scrapped the damage in a

u. k. this summer undermines the principal and the integrity of the g. p. ranking system is with great regret and reluctance that we see no option but to remove atp ranking points from wimbledon for 2022. and it looks like that regret is warranted because a wimbledon is now because of this decision facing, a boy caught top french tennis player lucas, pre actually became the 1st player to outright refuse to participate in this year's tournament. he said that the dropping of the ranking points extended what was originally just an injustice for russian and bell russian players who were band it . it's that this extended that injustice to the rest of the players were still allowed to compete. i was in no way associated with his decision, which i do not agree with. i understand the frustration of the russian players and the injustice of it. but now there is an injustice for $240.00 players instead of 12. it was never a unanimous decision that i know we don't even know if there was a vote. in any case, all the players, i have spoken door against it. now on top of that, the world's current num

u. k. this summer undermines the principal and the integrity of the g. p ranking system. it is with great regret and reluctance that we see no option but to remove atp ranking points from wimbledon for 20. 22. let's go more in this with ortiz don quarter. don't know. ranking points means a big decision for players on whether to compete or not as points are vital for pros, especially their bread and butter. take us through some of the reaction them back on to this story. while union wimbledon decision to ban russian and bell russian players from participating in this years to a tennis tournament at may have serious consequences for the entire sport as a whole. with the men's and women's sports tennis associations deciding to drop ranking points. as you said, there are in connection to that the world's former number one tennis player naomi assault osaka is already saying that she might not even participate in the tournament this year. i would say like, the decision is kind of affecting like my mentality going into graphs like i'm 100 percent. sure. if i'm gonna go there, it's kind of like,

on one member is an attack on all, but it's the great period of a number of months before membership is formalized, that worries defense. while the u. k, in other countries have offered security guarantees to finish president is trying to reassure russia in my thinking this is quite simple. actually. we increase our security and we do not take it away from anybody. i am almost sure they will be not major issue some political the separate meant that's it that i said that that's true, but no address. so i'm not actually afraid because i still try to limit that. so most of the breaks, that's also what the young soldiers are hoping for. i think if we were part of nato, then there would, there would, there would be so much backups. so no, i'm not scared. that's all by having a well equipped army of nearly 300000 soldiers, finn and sas. it will be an asset to nato while these conscript, i'm looking forward to working together with auto nations joining. the alliance will put an end to a long and peaceful period of neutrality steadfast and l just era. helsinki foreign ministers from the group of 7 industrialized countries on discussing furthe

on one member is an attack on all, but it's the great period of a number of months before membership is formalized, that worries defense. while the u. k, in other countries have offered security guarantees to finish president is trying to reassure russia in my thinking this is quite simple. actually. we increase our security and we do not take it away from anybody. i am almost sure there will be no major issue. some political, the supplements, etc, etc. that's true, but no aggressive. so i'm not actually afraid because i still trust. liberate that there must go. they have rates. that's also what the young soldiers are hoping for . i think if we were part of no, so then there would there would there would be so much backups. so no, i'm not scared that thought about having a well equipped army of nearly 300000 soldiers. philip says it will be an asset to nato, while these conscript looking forward to working together with other nations joining the alliance will put an end to a long and peaceful period of neutrality steadfast and al jazeera, helsinki. the u. s. has passed 1000000 deaths from the code 900 pandemic, the highest of any coun