here in the u. k. i talked to exaggerate the impact the prices i was just reading today about how we already year in the u. k. i have 4000000 people using food bank, so food charities that give out food because people are hungry. many, many people are now coming in. please give us food code that you don't have to cook because they're unable even here in october. the beginning of the winter to afford the energy to even cook the free food. so it's hard to exaggerate the pain of the but he's, those are hard to exaggerate the profits at the top. you got an energy industry that's making around $3000000000.00 of profit a day. you've got 72 new food and energy 1000000000 is 72 new 1000000000 as a top of the existing in the oil gas and food industry. so, you know, is profit to be made enormous when is to in the situation. so something has to give, we need to see guys when it contributes more to helping people annemarie. i would do, you don't say that those, those when, as opp, helping to address those wealth ine

i mean, i think in the u. k, it might be one of the few countries in europe that is not requiring people to change their behavior of consumption of electricity. i think i would agree, but let's again be careful of the tyranny of averages. so we said consumers in the u. k, we're talking about a hugely cool country. so do i think rich consumers should massively reduce that consumption of energy even in normal times? you know, the rich is 1020 percent of every country in europe dominate the use of carbon, the use of energy. and alex using far, far more carbon than they could if we're going to save the planet. so i think we need to be careful saying that all consumers need to somehow tighten their bells. we think of those people, the term in wrenches recommendation, one in falling death from cold in winter here in the u. k. these are very poor people often elderly. so i don't think we should really be telling them to conserve energy something let's be really specific about who we mean the top in every society. i'm m

the well, that's bring in, i guess they're all joining us from the u. k. in london, we have asked hon a member of the british parliament for the opposition labor party insults free pizza obo and a political commentator and associate editor at the middle east. i also in london, alex dean, a conservative party member and political commentator. welcome to all if i could stop by and 1st of all with ourselves. so after all can do think another internal conservative party vote produce stable leadership for the u. k. i don't think so. i think fundamentally will be loud and clear that the party is celsius. badly faction, and is the very same people are just having the revolving door. how will they make a difference? these are the very people who be responsible for what we're going through. the whole mess would been made a lawful, thoughtful to the world. so i don't think just going through the same people getting a new person will back any difference? let's take that point to alex. alex also mentioned the revolving door looking at the names of the likely candidates

u. k . i. the age of 17. i stay in the u. k. was prolonged by the civil war in her home country and eventually so returned home and is using her new found skills to help young people jumpstart the careers. as much as you know, we have major gaps and it would be nice for everybody to come home and filling those gaps and everything. some people actually create more value from being out there. everybody doesn't need to come home and live at home. i'm i'm, i'm the managing director of job search job search is a human resources fan. so we do recruitment skills development and just general human resources management services. i'm so employee and i was wanting 3 towns select 17 i left home and went to the u. k. when i left i thought i was going for a year now to do my fema and i'll be back. but unfortunately, the war prolonged my day and i was there for 7 and a half years. i learned a lot. it was a good experience to me. it made me grow up, you need me see things differently. but i also found studying quite difficult because i just cou

so i can do think another internal conservative party vote produce stable leadership for the u. k. i don't think so. i think fundamentally will be loud and clear that the party is celsius, badly fractured, and is the very same people are just having the revolving door here. how will they make a difference? these are the very people who be responsible for what we're going through the whole mess would been made a lawful, thoughtful to the world. so i don't think just going through the same people getting a new person will back any difference. let's take that point to alex. alex also mentioned the revolving door looking at the names of the likely candidates for the job of prime minister. you get the feeling is the conservative party running out of options when a name like boris johnson is back in the running again. not just back in the running. i didn't think this 48 hours ago, but now i must say that i think barbara johnson is the most likely person to win this contest. and i think 1st of all that because of something that paul was reflecting in the piece that we just heard, and i thou

u. k as a result of the tax cut plan. it's rock the country, but try to help me understand why should anyone outside of the country care about the instability in the u. k? well, i think 2 reasons. one is even though the u. k has left the european union, still a very big economy in europe and still does a fair amount of trade with other european countries. so what happens in the u. k, i think, does matter as well. so this question, i think of contagion, some people worried that if the economy of the u. k, runs into trouble, then we could find that that actually causes a ripple effect and other economies. and then i suppose the reason the reason which is well, teach is on the government that you simply cannot now go into a situation where you make tax cuts which are completely on fund. it may be written off as all the docs economics by closing costs and trust. but markets expect you to buy the books and if you do anything, i think 2 of the dogs, then you run into trouble. like what position you mentioned that the, of course that you came to you, they have some bad blood between each other. now, what position does the british government find itself in? as it looks

i think of contagion. some people worried that if the economy of the u. k, runs into trouble, then we could find that that actually causes a ripple effect and other economist. and then i suppose the reason the reason which is well teach is on the government that you simply cannot. now go into a situation where you make tax cuts, which are completely on funding. it may be written off all the docs, economics by closing costs and trust. but markets expect you to balance the books and if you do anything, i think 2 of the dogs, then you run into trouble cutting that bill. what position you mentioned, that of course, that you came to you, they have some bad blood between each other. now, what position does the british government find itself in as it looks to restart negotiations this week, over the northern ireland trade protocol, which is of course, a major sticking point and a legacy of breasts. it will interesting. there also room is that there has been progress under the surface between the british government on this. i think it really is in both sides intere

a book the policy of the train and the course for these big calls for the general election of the u. k. i, i learned that whole the, like the policy of going to exactly the same policy on the crane and russia. so should disaster situation and do they have are of the people of the kind? well, i shouldn't have a referendum about what they went to and the war because i suspect a lot of them do. i'm sorry. yeah. ok. let me, let me go to los angeles here, a pie after everything we've seen, particularly since february 24th. is there any way going back? because, you know, there are these people, a lot of them are libertarians to, for some reason, think, you know, we just go back to the minutes, go chords, you know, that could be a point of reference. i mean, i think these people are all delusional. i think bridges have been cut, i think a deep chasm has created here, and there are countries like india, russia, china, that have no interest in going back to what was before, because it didn't work for them. so why should they reconsider it? and on top of it, all of these western leaders with their

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and ninety's been austin, although in hungary i own going to have a referendum on sanctions against russia. in the u. k. there is a, can i have a referendum on the neutral in the russia to your credit card? thanks. it's been completely no phone, but literally it will remain the same media. so that's a, we're up against the complete propaganda on this, on this issue. so, but i think these things which are happening are reversible because you look at what happened with our target 19 vaccines agenda. i tried to start up again. i'm sorry. may we're out of luck to hunger and everything else. so i think these propagandists are quite capable of changing the agenda when i see that my boss battle in regard to the old i. they want to come out to be very well because russia will undoubtably come. i was a bit very well and the cycle questions or comments that he's will come out with a bad way. but you know, be fighting the way i say, what does this actually mean? because these countries old can travel by global expressed interest. and we say, listen, the chinese recently i, what we need is a bit more democracy in

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i mean the least close way sambro. she, she, she thinks jane is a danger to the u. k. but hope a interesting, in doing anything in the u. k. i mean they want to develop themselves and they want to be richer than the. ready us in much poorer than united states, and that's all they want to do in the way the edition with the pin a, even the whole materials and everything. how could we possibly, you know, get into effect for china after we are in the phase natasha, which we are losing and he's just completely crazy. you know, there is a good one too, or destroy the blank. and finally, shows has also called for expanding and strengthening the use joint military defense force. however, if countries have struggled to find unity with some member states being reluctant to continue finding it, as many europeans have taken to the streets to vent their anger, hungary has been threatened with a financial freeze by brussels over its stance on the ukraine conflict. while poland has also clash with the block over its policy on abortions and algae bt riots. here it's emanuel, tell mon g

u. s. in some ways, economically cleaning their economies. and now they want to take on china, i mean least close ways and she, she, she thinks jane is a danger to the u. k. but how could change the danger you can join us. no interesting in doing anything in the u. k. i mean, they want to develop themselves and they want to be richer than they are. they are still much poorer than united states. and they want to do and, and where is the addition to be the kids in the we depend on jane that would depend on chain of all kinds of goods and all kinds of even the whole materials and everything. how could you possibly, you know, get into effect from china after we are in the phase with russia, which we are losing. and in just completely crazy a saying that those who the gods want to, we know, destroy the blank blank they went out. and finally, that's all for now, be sure to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news. and i days will see you right back here at the top of the hour with the united states is i certainly fighting a little less than certainly a battle to preserve with stacy just as a lease of gotten themselves married to the notion of b

i'll again, here in the u. k. i mean, many people really hated him. i. he was somebody who had to basically go in disgrace. so it will be quite something if he came back. other people are who might be, who might be coming here. we don't have a lot of names confirmed yet. the leader of the house of commons are penny maud and i said she would run, she's more a centrist and then we have the former home secretary, i'm who is reported to be thinking about it, but it hasn't been confirmed and swallow braverman. she resigned yesterday and she's more to the right of the party. i will be difficult to find the candidate who can really unite this dis, united party. so this not going to be an easy way from here. now the cold for a new general election are getting louder and louder, understandably, jumper conservatives in good faith, really ignore these calls. this is what the labor party and the liberal democrats, the opposition parties are arguing. they're saying the conservatives can't really treat the country as their fif them and that only a general election can

i mean at least close, for example, she, she, she thinks jane is a danger to the u. k. but how could change a still interested in doing anything in the u. k? i mean they want to develop themselves and they want to be richer than. ready they're still much cooler than united states, and that's what they want to do in the where is the aggression? because it will depend on china will depend on 10 of all kinds of goods and even the whole materials and everything. how could you possibly a store, we're in the phase nutrition which you are losing in just completely crazy. sure. a good one too, or destroy the blank them. and finally, that's all for now. research to check out our t dot com for all the latest breaking news. and that day we'll see right back here at the top of the hour. ah, a with ah, with ah, united states is i certainly fighting a battle for, for i started last danbury, it's certainly a battle to preserve again. and i states has just nice day sir. lisa gotten themselves married to the notion of being the world head. your mom and they can not difficult for them. im

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u. k prime ministers in less than 2 months time we've had, i think, for finance ministers in 4 or 5 months. i mean it's been said this week that british politics now looks a lot like italian politics. you live in italy now. what do you say about your home country from your vantage? boy? well, it look great to see you. yeah. looks like old style. it time in politics, but new standard time in politics seems to be much more stable. you say for finance ministers, 3 prime ministers. thing to get written was i had to monex in the last 2 months and it had the mother of a financial car. and it's a very unusually volatile time for all of british institutions at the moment. and i think that's phrased it's, it's very unusual. and politics is, it's not like bungee jump, you know, i think sometimes people think from the outside that's what it can look like a month to lead us up to the top of the platform and throw them off again and see what happens. but of course, people will not happening with their lives. and i think that point of view of the public from the citizens of the k. it's a wondering times

help from its western allies, claiming care if had requested help with nuclear weapons tech from the u. k. i provided no evidence to back up those allegations. meanwhile, russia's foreign minister said gale of rav has dismiss claims by some western states, the moscow's actually wanting to use a dirty bomb. a little noon for a month so, so cousin rode to detailed information indicating the institution that can do this was transmitted through the minister and defensive with his colleagues from the united states. great britain, france and turkey, the unfounded claims for western colleagues, that this is all fiction and russia itself, plans to do something like that to blame these zalinski regime later is not a serious conversation. some of our into lucas suggested discussing information we have at a professional military level. this is an approach that we've supported, foreign minister, a lover of sad that russia is eager to do whatever possible to bring a cranes western partners into the discussions about the potentially very dangerous, if not the book elliptic consequences of such a false fla

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and now they want to take on china, i mean, least close, for example, she, she, she thinks jane is a danger to the u. k. but how could change the danger you can change? there's no, there's no interesting in doing anything in the u. k. i mean they want to develop themselves and they want to be richer than they. ready are they are still much poor than united states, and that's all they want to do. i mean, where is the addition to be? because in the we depend on, china will depend on china, all kinds of goods and all kinds of even the whole materials and everything. how could we possibly, you know, get into effect for china. now still, we are in the phase with russia, which we are losing in just completely crazy. you know, there is a dance and geek seeing that. those whom the gods want to win or destroy the blank, blank by one hour. well that's a wrap for now. i'm peter scott, on the back again at the top of the hour with all the latest news and views right here on our team. a what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have a tree that foundation, let it be an arms race is on there, into america

so at 17 i left home and went to the u. k. when i left, i thought i was going for a year now to do my fee man. i'll be back. but unfortunately, the war prolonged my d and i was there for 7 and a half years. i learned a lot. it was a good experience to me. it made me grow up. you need me see things differently. but i also found studying quite difficult because i just couldn't picture the, the environment that we're talking about. when i told my parents that i was moving back. my dad didn't want me to come back before completing my studies. but i promised him that i would complete my studies, but i needed to come back fast, mentally. really. i needed to be out in the okay. i needed to be here. when i was moving back, i had to my tv to my mom and she said it should my aunt and be away from accounting firms accounting, dropping my tv. oh. so i have that in mind. you know, when i moved back and thought about how i could help the people who wanted to come back to, you know, find the jobs. my friend had a website called you and i used

says the authorities must also address historical and generational home against minorities in the u. k. i saw that the same system that can kill brutalize, i'm home and black people and other people in this country is the same system that can actually deliver real justice. i think real justice is be owned, a single office being held accountable within this system. i think we have to look at a framing of justice that really looks to repair that historical hom, intergenerational home. and saw that this cannot happen again. an independent and pain lebanon has become the latest person to show up at a bank and demand her own money. the country's economic crisis has force banks to put strict limits on withdrawals. fanta holder has moved from barrett. they opened fire at bank branches. others managed to get inside. some were armed, lebanon has seen a wave of holdups in recent weeks by depositors angry and desperate to get their savings in formal capital controls have been imposed by banks since the economy began to collapse 3 years ago. and hong, they're demanding their rights. they have to give