u. k. into the island and does it stay in northern ireland, there will be no checks and that reduces the barriers. the trade barriers between northern ireland and the rest of the u. k. would use system for quite a lot. say this is what these people in northern ireland who feel very strongly aligned to britain. this is what they really have been asking for. and now you has made a concession. it doesn't mean that it is all going to be plain sailing, and you still has some sort of influence in northern ireland and some form of loss will still have to be applied. but definitely the, you from the british point of view has been very nice to which is sooner. and there was definitely a reason for him to smile. jackie are as big as just said lots of concessions there from the you side. how much? how far did b e, you go to make this deal go through? well, i think when we look at this, what they've tried to do is just a kate, the british government, in the sense of these, these red and green lanes. this might sound like my new shy for a province northern ireland of less than 2000000 people. well, why is this such a big deal? but this is really all about the philosophy of keeping tha

u. k, you would be arrested. but you went back to london and much to your surprise, you were not arrested. so you returned again to france. but in 1998 after david began working with a british media on a documentary about the cadet plot. he was charged under the official secrets act, and the french detained him at the request of the british for 4 months. what happened then? i knew i was getting back to be arrested and i was indeed arrested at the immigration gate and got to get food. and then i was taken off to a counter terrorism suite in central london police station and then interrogator, the rest, the day with key point is i was never charged with anything, let alone convicted whatever. because i hadn't done anything. right. you know, i did was, you know, support what david was trying to do. so yes, i was arrested, i was kept on police spell, which means you didn't have money, but you have to keep upstream bell and going back every month. and, and one of david brothers was, will say, treated this way and to h

u. k. prime minister saying that so the u. k. would indeed help train ukrainians on how to use and maintain a fighter aircraft that the could be provided by the west. but the u. k. prime minister stopped short a promising any of those aircraft, specifically saying however, that everything was still on the table. so that has not been ruled out. now this comes as ukraine is expecting deliveries of battle tanks of main battle tanks to help repel the rusnick russian invasion. just recently we heard germany and a number of other countries agreed to provide a very advanced leopard. 2 tanks, those tanks expected to arrive in the coming weeks of training on those tanks has already been taking place with the ukrainian military. but now we have more than a 100 leopard one tanks. these are older tanks that have also been promised. they will take longer to, to arrive. so again, let's listen to, to what's happening there at this is the key with the ode to joy being performed. they're being played at least no recording of it. that's a course look bi

u. k. would unilaterally legislate to remove some of these barriers are the the would take legal action against you? case actions result in a trade war. i was all the not really sub optimal. i come for businesses here. so the fact that you can, the fund agreement is our number one ask you, i'm very pleased at the dom up. and how do you think that prime minister, very soon that has been able to come to this agreement with precious prime ministers before and have failed billing date. the 1st thing is, he's taken a completely different job. it should the previous negotiators he's trying to work in the collegiate way alongside by his presence. ask if it's from the european union long, say the president, under lamb. he's taking over the details on taking very deep a look at what the issues are. he's engaged extensively with the business community here in northern ireland. they've been very impressed by the level of detail. we've provided a level of clarity with provided, and that's the only time they

and principally the main sanctions jurisdictions here would be the us and the u. k. canada and australia as well. so we would hopefully see more alignment. they also hold on countries like bell roofs, and iran to cease their active support for russia. a u. s. secretary of state antony lincoln has postponed a planned visit to china following the discovery of an alleged chinese spy balloon flying over the united states. the balloon was 1st to take that over the state of montana which houses some 150 intercontinental ballistic missile solid fitting pentagon officials have described the ship as an intelligence gathering balloon. china claims the balloon is for civilian purposes and says it regrets the balloon accidentally sailed into usa a spice. you are a secretary of state anthony blank and spoke earlier about this decision not to go any planned visit to china. yesterday the department of defense announced that we had detected and we're tracking a high altitude surveillance balloon that remains over the continental united states. we continue to track and monitor the b

and principally the main sanctions jurisdictions here would be the us and the u. k. canada and australia as well. so we would see more alignment. they also hold on country. it's like bella roofs and iran to cease their act and support or these, these new sanctions focus on preventing russia from importing foreign technology to boost their weaponry. especially when it comes to drones. now that you mentioned iran is that approach smart as you it's, it's an inevitable approach because it is a response to what we're seeing on the ground and for that reason predictable to. but i think that again, sections foreign parts of a much broader package. so nice lation measures will, will look in a search, but it is the impact as a whole that needs to be considered as well. is incredibly difficult, of course to make sure not just the sanctions are smarter in the sense of targeting the right types of experts and imports, but also that they're complied with in practice. and that is the real challenge because of course, sanctions have to be and forest and they have to be properly un

u. k said it would train ukrainian fighter pilots, but no combat jets have been promised so far. i spoke to dw nick connelly in keith and asked him how disappointed presents lensky is likely to be with that? or i think if you look at the past year at all the different weapons sent by western countries to ukraine. that has been the patent time and time again. first talk of red lines and wanted to pro rusher of kind of providing defensive rather than offensive weapons. while, you know, experts would tell you that often a fairly artificial distinction to be made. and then 1st of all, training is offered and then eventually the actual equipment arrives. has to be said though, that you know, compared to tanks, these battle planes, these fight digits are a lot more complex in terms the logistics, even the pilot training by, in conservative estimates takes half a year. even if you're really going at it very, very fast. other people talk of several years training and then there's all the kind of supply and logistics questions. and the other question of whether you grant can really protec

u. k. e. u deal when it finally appears. many businesses want the protocols, benefits maintained, but union as parties would rather a disappeared altogether. rory, talents, out of era, belfast and more view anytime on our website. the address for that is our 0 dot com . ah.

u. k as a whole? because there are some saying that this would benefit certain political parties that it would help the cohesiveness as the u. k. where do things stand on that front? well, i think it's too early to tell what i can say and, you know, my own party has had maybe too many leadership elections recently. they, they are brutal things. and i think for the s n p, they're about to embark on and a number of weeks of what is often a divisive leadership election. and i fully expect to the end of that depending on who wins that election. people in the s n p to probably leave that party because they didn't want that leader in place. so i think the union and the majority of people who want to see is state the united kingdom in scotland. i think based certainly. and that the union feels start stronger and safer with nicholas sturgeon assessment. mr. mark, i do have a question for you. i'll get you in just a minute. e and i saw you react to miles. was saying there's, i'm going to give you a chance to jump in right now. yes, if at the end of the day there is an independent column, we sent people to the p

u. k. e. u deal. when it finally appears. many businesses want the protocols benefit maintained, but union as parties would rather a disappeared altogether. rory, talents, out of era. belfast, dozens of runners have taken part in a unique half marathon and engine, malaise for climate change means this could be the 1st and last time the race can be held on the frozen lake of the midtown explains. ah, and with that, they set off for a historic one, dozens of athletes based for 21 kilometers and the frozen pang only more than 4000 meters above sea level. the 1st, if its kind in india are absolutely thrill aren't fortunate that i am bodily history, which is in the making because these kind of runs will be able in europe or in russia, where the temperatures got older such lives. bang on lake is nestled in the himalayas . it extends to nearly 160 kilometers, most of which is in china. temperatures for to minus 30 degrees celsius in winter. only 75 people who have run at high altitudes was selected for the race. runners trained for days to acclimatize, even though you have a good cardio base. oh, you're running a lot or did you? but

would not be a magic wand. so nothing has be con has been confirmed, but the u. k is bolstering up the training of ukrainian soldiers. so they do include are the training of, of pilots and also marines, the euchre saying that they are training $20000.00 ukrainian soldiers this year. so amongst them i'll fight a j pilots. we will have to watch this space and see if the u. k. might be amongst a fast to actually deliver those fighter jets, but we don't have any confirmation of this as yet. all right, d w, corresponded berg at martin london. thanks so much for that. and without you are up to date coming up. next is eco, africa. our environment show and remember you can get all other news on our website . that's d, w dot com on our youtube channel and on social's, twitter and instagram the handle you need that is d. w. thanks so much for watching . ah, with who we depend on past totally depend on what can be dependent on these 2 benefits have been kind of activists that need to sign up is fighting to protect a home in kenya. i'm not with weapons 3 saplings, bank onto th

u. k. so this will actually make life definitely easier for, for these businesses. so it would also unable much better relations between the e u and the u. k. so that definitely is a success for, for prime minister receipt richie sooner quite a lot of concessions that he has gotten from from the you for that. how will it actually work? politically, in northern ireland, that remains to be seen because politicians in northern ireland have said they will by that time. and they will really pour over the detail just now. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. ukrainian president of old emitter zalinski has said that the battle for battle is getting increasingly difficult and is not the address. on monday he said that russia continues to cause destruction around the front line city, but that ukrainian soldiers will fight for as long as they can in earthquake has rock se turkey again, 3 weeks after devastating wakes hit the turkish syrian or to region a 50000 people billions collapse, leaving at least one person dead, an injury more than 100 oth

u. k. so this will actually make life definitely easier for, for these businesses. so it would also unable much better relations between the e u and the u. k. so that definitely is a success for, for prime minister receipt. richey soon are quite a lot of concessions that he has gotten from from the you for that. how will it actually work politically in northern ireland, that remains to be seen because politicians in northern ireland have said they will by that time. and they will really pour over the detail just now. and our corresponded jack perez in brussels, told us why the you made so many concessions to get this deal over the line while they wanted the deal to be done. and i also, i think it comes down to trust with the new see not government. they feel that he came to brussels and negotiated this deal in earnest. one of the things that has taken place is this idea of green lanes and red lanes for produce. so these are products that are going from the united kingdom towards northern ireland, across the iris, see if they are destined then for the republic of ireland, which

would help load nyland as well. yes, this really is a but resetting the u. k. e u and u k. u ass relations to biden has already endorsed this agreement. sure not in fact, promised to buy that the g 7 summit and bali in november that he would have a day before the 25th anniversary of the going to try your favorite, which is coming up in april. so it's more than just about more than i thought it was interesting. yesterday that are sort of underlined immediately offered the u. k. access to the e use horizon program for research and innovation which is 95500000000 euro over the next 5 years. so it's important that this gets up and running, but it's a part of the e u, u k. and us relationship big recept after 2 or 3 really bad years. we shall see how quickly the old does get reset. unfortunately, we have to leave it. i'm not saying all of my guess, jill letter, brian beany demeka back and thank you so much for joining us on this edition of inside story. and you can see the program again anytime by visiting our website at al serra dot com and the further discussion go to our faceb

u. it would stay within the single market, the good, the, your opinion, the u. k. then signed it a very basic trade agreement with the you, which kept it out of the single market in the cost of june. and so as a consequence, you had to put you controls in terms of customers and in terms of regulatory controls for access to the single market on goods moving from great britain to northern ireland. and that obviously brought about a high level of a concern of a political front, but also um, acted as of this incentive to move goods from great britain into north north island . we began to see trade friction there. what we see now is okay. yeah, i know that david, you're all over this topic. i mean, you know, what details did we hear today about this deal and what kind of impact do you think it's going to have? as you said at the top there, we've actually got a green lane for goods moving from grape printed north on and, and staying in northern ireland. the east seems to be content with that. but if the goods going from great britain into long island and the going on int

u. k for his 1st visit since the war began nearly a year ago in a speech to both houses of parliament. he said victory over russia would change the world. the u. k. has been one of ukraine's biggest military supporters during the conflict. zalinski then flew on to paris where he met french president, emanuel micron and german chancellor left schultz, continuing his push for greater military support for ukraine. who i house is denied claims published online for the u. s was behind a tax, the sabotage the gnawed stream pipeline. last year. the claim was made in a blog post by respected investigative journalist seymour hersh. the claims have been dismissed as false and complete fiction. russia says the u. s. must be investigated. ok you up today, people in power is next, looking at how some oil companies tried covering up the truth about global warming . stay with us for that the us is always of interest to people around the world. this is been going on for a number of what's being used to push the price by report. so referring to that perspective, we try to explain to your mobile audience and why it's important that coul

u. k. e. u deal. when it finally appears. many businesses want the protocols benefits maintained, but unionist parties would rather disappeared altogether. rory, talents out of the era. belfast, the chinese government says the property market is improving after a new survey revealed sales of houses in 16 cities, rose for the 3rd straight week. but china's real estate crisis is far from over. katrina, you has more from beijing this book in downtown aging, was designed to project a modern image of china, surrounded by cafes shops and offices. a 2 bedroom apartment here once cost upwards of $1000000.00. but in recent years, prices have dropped. may or peddled yearly, we haven't made much profit this past 3 years or more new houses and many people think there will be more customers. but that isn't the case. the reality is the vacancy rate is relatively high and the sale rate is low, but everyone is waiting and watching. the chinese government says property prices will recover this year, but internally isn't convinced. he says the sector suffered because of the pandemic . but that hasn't been the only problem. in 2021 agent cracke

u. k is, i think, not what most people would expect. so whilst of course, the oil and gas jobs will always argue that they need to plow their profits into exploration into an into future developments. i think they're going to wind up paying more tax in the u. k. for sure, the discussion is then going to be about whether the quid pro quo of allowing them to explore more and invest more is going to happen because what you can't be is a double ante. you can't say that got to pay much more in tax and they're not allowed to go out and take more full fuels out of the ground, which is the position of a lot of people are currently in in society. but that's no longer interestingly because of the energy crisis, the position of people like the biden administration who argued last year that the fracking industry in my west should go out and, and i'd stop at nothing to increase production. ok, again, i'm gonna keep moving on because i want to stick with this money issue that the, the money that is being made in some sectors, not in others. jonathan,

u. k. so if there is a deal, it probably means that the e u has made some concessions and that would be a successful re. she's gonna talk about the concessions beat. northern arly protocol have been an issue between london, brussels for years. how did have come together now? well, the northern ireland protocol was a very crucial part of the whole briggs that agreement that was struck under bar it's johnson. and it meant that business is in northern ireland, had still access to the european union. so the, for the majority of businesses, this is actually good because the e is a very big market. but for some businesses that was a problem. for example, i filmed in a small delicatessen and they used to have all sorts of cheese of sausages from mainland britain. but that was impossible for them any more. and it's not just about the sausages, it's really about identity. so if you are somebody who feels very strongly british in northern ireland and then you can't get the products that you would like to get . and you feel there is a sort of barrier between northern ireland and the rest of the of the u. k. th

u p. that they would be no border checks between the u. k. and northern ireland. of course they were. so i think that the p o, in kind of american pilots, lawyer ring up at the moment they are getting their legal representatives ready to go through that deal line by line because they don't want to make the stay mistake again the have made before. so they will be looking at this deal in detail. we can hear now from the leader a, d, b jeffrey donaldson. he was spoken to just a few moments ago and here's what he had to say about it. i haven't seen it yet. so once we've seen the legal tax will come to you or do you feel positive? well, no, the positive or negative. i think that we need to take time to look at the data. what's available? how does not match our 7 tests? so the politicians remaining very non committal at the moment is understandable. i haven't actually seen the deal in detail yet. what about the people of northern ireland? because where she's tonight said this would make an immediate positive difference to the lives of people. what do they want or the main problem with a nor

u. k for his 1st visit since the war began nearly a year ago. and his speech to both houses of parliament, he said victory over russia would change the world. the u. k. has been one of ukraine's biggest military supporters. during the conflict. investigators say they found strong indications that russia's president approved the supply of miss our system used to shoot down a blazer airlines playing in 2014, but they don't have enough evidence to prosecute. and a, suspending their inquiry flight made 17 crash denise and ukraine, killing everyone on board. and the white house is denied claims published online that the u. s. was behind a tax that sabotaged the north stream pipeline. last year. the claims are made in a blog post by respected investigative journalist seymour hersh. the claims have been dismissed as false and complete fiction. alright, the stream is next. ask you how tick tock is changed the way we talk about mental health stay with us for that. the american people is spoken, but what exactly did they say is the world looking for a whole new order with less america in it? is the woke agenda on the decline in america. how much his s

would. he's the president of the u. k. national secular society. and he's been campaigning for more than 20 years to bring justice to the victims of clerical abuse. mister pushes would thousands of victims. and yet fears are this may just be the tip of the iceberg. what do you make of this report? it certainly is. i think the report is a complete whitewash. taking the french figures as a basis and taking into account the different populations of the 2 countries. these figures are just a 10th of what we would expect that totally implausible. i think that this has been a very short inquiry. was there any longer 6 months ago, and how can you possibly investigate 70 years of abuse in 6 months? yeah. that and i know, and i want to talk about the commission that carried out this investigation because it was financed by the church. it claims to be independent, but how independent can investigation really be in your eyes? well, i don't like if it's financed by the church, then they effectively create the terms of reference and the breadth of the, of the inv

u. k. are working against changes to the official secrets act saying that toughening them would be an assault against human rights. can you explain to us exactly what that means? so for those who have properly examined the law and i, i recommend strongly recommend people check out my article consortium news that covered this just because went on for like 4000 words because the of the bills are just so long. right. and i kept wanting to cover various provisions, but it's clear that leeker is whistleblowers journalists, publishers, and any other member of the public who receives copies shares or in any other way handles restricted does not even classify the says, restricted material commits an offense under section one of this proposed law, if something called the foreign power condition is satisfied. now unfortunately is very easy for the foreign power condition to be satisfied. and many people saw that condition and thought, oh, this has nothing to do with journalism. this will just impact people who are spying for foreign government. but if you read the foreign power condition and see how it

u. k. e u deal. when it finally appears. many businesses want the protocols benefits maintained, but unionist parties would rather disappeared altogether. rory, talents out 0. belfast and html for you any time on our website. the address that is al jazeera dot com ah or one of the top stories around to 0 rushes president, his announce moscow will suspend its ro in a treaty that limits stockpiles of nuclear weapons. letting me putin made the comments during his state of the nation, addressed to parliament, so called new start agreement is the last remaining between russia and the united states. routine also spoke about at length about russia's military campaign in ukraine, just days before the 1st anniversary of the invasion of yes, president joe biden says, vladimir putin was wrong about ukraine. wrong about nato and wrong about the i'm will of america in a key speech to live in warsaw biden reiterated his unwavering support for keith and said, nature is more united than ever gardener would fracture and why. instead, nato was more united and more unified than ever, than ever before. he thought autograph like himself were dul

u. k. product is israel and apartheid. i mean, would you compare it to south africa between 1948, and 991. so i would describe all of her corneo state practices out apartheid, apartheid the word apartheid and africans, words which make means separateness. and to put it simply means a donation of one racial creep over another and to understand in the context of palestine. and we have some, some the formation of the apartheid state which began and $948.00. and what we call the max was translates into english as the great catastrophe. and this was when zionist militia boxed by western governments, both of leak spelled more than half of the indigenous population of palestine. i've destroyed over 500 towns and villages. i'm fullest protest in years into the corners of palestine which relates occupied by the zionist state in this post. i feel who killed many families and many atrocities against the indigenous population of palestine and 967. my own family was forcibly remains from palestine. and what we see now is that the system of ethnic cl

u. k. i level tulsa on the way near london between the commission president, also a funder line, and the u. k. prime minister wishes sooner. it's expected that a new deal would remove checks on goods traveling across the irish sea from britain that are destined just for northern ireland goods. continuing on to the e. u members, state the republic of ireland with which northern ireland shares a land border would still require customs checks. now our correspond big masses cover this story for us and joins is now from london a big it breaks it was supposed to be done. apparently it is not well, again, you could be forgiven. as i thinking that breaks it was done. but northern ireland was always going to be a challenge. so we have seen since the peace talks in northern ireland, a period of relative stability in northern ireland for the last 25 years. you had a government where both sides of the community, those if you'd irish and those of your british were coming together, they were forming a government. but over breaks it and over the breaks it agreement, that richie soon organized la lion fund. a line i know talking about that was an, an impasse and people were

would you say the notes nato campaign has in the u. k. i mean, i think it's big. i think it's growing. the poll showed that people knew at u k are beginning to turn against our support for specifically military support for you crime. they want their money to be spending home, and that's another call of this organization. and that is to spend money on housing to spend money on health care to keep the n h s health care system alive, which is always under threat. and did you that they have to stop sending money out the door on military adventures, including the money you and i and thank you for joining a program. us human and labor wise attorney down to valley really appreciate your time. thank you. thank you. jim and john flies in india where he's met that way that thomas and moody left shows had previously stated that the main purpose of his trip was to deepen cooperation between the 2 countries. but the chancellor also sees the chance to take a swing at no in the top, the world is suffering as a consequence of russia's aggression. that's the cooperation between bo

but the start by saying if you count the come to hear that have sent a to death, he would see the difference. you k u. s. italy in spain, austria, poland, degrees, romania on all these country in japan. sounds good here. all of them, centuries skewers, dumb machines to debbie, but they didn't mention anything. presidio. so they people in duke and people in syria after under the level and as to quick affected both countries. the least thing this company is gonna do is to we have on humanitarian bases and to send rescuers and dogs and machines to both countries, especially that syria has been fighting the war against terrorism for 12 years. why did he hasn't been doing that? asked for that approach, ma option between turkey and syria, then our efforts exerted like russia and now probably will be just don't fight it on in order to try and make that 2 countries so that i do know did the occupies part of our country in the north west of syria, and therefore any thought would have to restore our rights 1st before we can establish normal relations with their country. well, apologies for to our views for tec