well, today the president of ukraine is visiting the capital of the united kingdom of great britain andorthern ireland. in the evening, he has an audience with king charles iii. we just saw the president's speech before the british parliament, and tomorrow. correspondent of radio svoboda rihard his usual zelensky will be in brussels and will speak in the european parliament here is the information at the plenary session of the european parliament in brussels tomorrow by noon for a short hour-long sessions well, let's hope that we will also broadcast it, broadcast interesting things, noted the prime minister of great britain rishi sunok at the meeting with the ukrainian president, but we will talk about this after the news on the espresso tv channel, and our colleague iryna koval will present them. thank you, colleagues literally in a moment, about the fact that the president of russia is personally involved in the downing of the malaysian boeing 737, about the russian offensive on ukraine, whether it will take place and where exactly they plan to go. well, i will also tell you about the

president zelensky is in the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. g of king charles iii with our president is to take place. well , tomorrow they promise that our president will be in brussels and will even speak in the european parliament . with how, according to him, zelensky will speak before the european parliament in the morning and then visit the eu itself. well, the phenomenon from the chernihiv regional military administration reports on the aviation two air-to-ground missiles were used to fly into the semenivsk community, information on casualties and destruction is being clarified, please do not ignore the air warning signals from where this airstrike came from , i also specified . for now, we will collect them. so that we know who among our citizens actually plays along with the enemy, see this week in the program collaborators traitors in cassocks who among the clergy began to serve the kremlin and a representative of the church canonical center and how the churches became by the centers of the russian peace, by the decision of the nation

what does this mean, what happened behind the scenes of the visit our president to the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland and what the minister of defense of germany boris podstorius came to kyiv with of ukraine e-e chairman of the verkhovna rada of ukraine from 2019 to 21 dmytro congratulations glory to ukraine glory to the heroes well , let's not go around the main problem for a long time, we are talking about internal ukrainian the political situation, such a big personnel earthquake took place, maybe there publicly, not publicly, that is, we understand that it is not over yet, it is not over, but dmytro , please tell me what is actually happening. arestovych was the replacement, well, it's a joke, but we understand that the deputy head of the office, the head of the office, and so on and so on, well , it's actually the consequences of the policy that we 've been observing for a year, and it's not on time remember, it's not on time, when it's not on time, it works. like a snowman , it's not even a snowman. and like an abscess, it increases, increases, increases, then breaks throug

and if rishi sunak is the prime minister of united kingdom of great britain , northern of great britainhern ireland, and let's forget the leader of the conservative and unionist party , then he cannot unionist party, then he cannot support measures that directly impact and intervene with the act of union it's in the eu's interest to those unable to from the eu rules and regulations. that's what they want are using northern ireland a pawn in their game to keep the united kingdom from being competitive from . the from being competitive from. the rest of the eu27 and i think you don't have to be you know lord alan sugar to be able to call that kind of negotiation . it's that kind of negotiation. it's pretty obvious to most what's going on here . any new going on here. any new arrangements should ensure that there are absolutely no barriers between northern ireland and its market, which isn't the eu . market, which isn't the eu. calvin but the rest of the kingdom. that's what's really important because you cannot ultimately have the belfast agreement if you have the protocol politicians hav

ukrainian association of foreign politicians as from the ambassador of ukraine in the united kingdom of great britainireland well, having the opportunity and literally a minute and a half before the news broadcast , we remind you that on our tv channel there is a collective meeting of the needs of paramedics working in the bakhmut direction, these are people who save the lives of our soldiers in a very important e it is important in this sense to have logistics . well, accordingly, the railroad on which these fighters are to be delivered to 100 points or the hospital in a normal, more or less, period of time is all a question of real life and if you you can join the collection for a car for ukrainian paramedics from the bakhmut direction, please scan this qr-code that you see on your screens now for those who may not be watching us but are listening card number 53 75 41 41-37 37 28 67 goal we have ambitious, but i wouldn't say it's unrealistic, we need to collect uah 185,000. at this stage, i'm looking at the account of uah 73,937 already collected . i believe that we will be able to continue at the

story yes well today the president of ukraine is paying a visit to the capital of the united kingdom of great britainnd so in the evening he has an audience with king karl thirdly we have just seen the president's speech before the british parliament and tomorrow

president joseph biden and the extremely important visit of president zelensky to the united kingdom of great britainnd northern ireland, we now invite to our live broadcast oksana yurynets, professor , lviv polytechnic university, ex-head of the ukrainian delegation to the nato parliamentary assembly in 18-19 years, member of the network for the protection of national interests ms. oksano , we welcome you glory to ukraine is extremely important sharp speech of the president of the united states joseph biden so he very clearly set the perimeter along which the whole will move the civilized world understands that the united states is ready to be the flagship in this process, and this is a story not only of the pro-russian federation, it is also a story about china and other states in general. this is the impression that the state of the so-called cold war was recorded during the manifesto. maybe i am wrong. so, your assessment. i will actually talk about the fact that this speech is really important. maybe it is out of the spotlight today in ukraine, but it took place with such a high strategic level

she has very strong views on the importance of the united kingdom of great britain , northern of greatin, northern ireland being overseen by british courts , not northern british courts, not northern ireland itself being by the european court of justice , which european court of justice, which in her view has become a very politicised court. it's, it's very much driven by politicians rather than by judges. so it's a brave man i think has come to the view that she needs to put a little bit of pressure. the prime minister and that that is thatis prime minister and that that is that is that is what done in the past to come. let's have a look . you've called the northern ireland protocol bill quotes one of the biggest tools we have in deaung of the biggest tools we have in dealing with the eu over the issue of the northern border. what did you mean by that? well, we use that tool for well, there are problems with the operation of the protocol right now. and is clear for everyone to see. there are problems with trade across the irish sea, within the uk internal markets. across the irish sea

she has very strong views on the importance of the united kingdom of great britain , northern of greatin, northern ireland being overseen by british courts , not northern british courts, not northern ireland itself being by the european court of justice , which european court of justice, which in her view has become a very politicised court. it's, it's very much driven by politicians rather than by judges. so it's a brave man i think has come to the view that she needs to put a little bit of pressure. the prime minister and that that is thatis prime minister and that that is that is that is what done in the past to come. let's have a look . you've called the northern ireland protocol bill quotes one of the biggest tools we have in deaung of the biggest tools we have in dealing with the eu over the issue of the northern border. what did you mean by that? well, we use that tool for well, there are problems with the operation of the protocol right now. and is clear for everyone to see. there are problems with trade across the irish sea, within the uk internal markets. across the irish sea

this is a historic decision once again, just like the arrival of president zelensky in the united states and the kingdom of great britaine biden came to us, i will say that it was not news to me , i was at at the munich conference, there on the sidelines, we talked about the fact that this is possible , i did not know the details, but let's say there were rumors that president biden would visit ukraine as part of a loan to poland, this is first of all a signal to putin, and it is not for nothing that he came now at the beginning of the announced full-scale offensive once again let's say this is the broad-scale name of the russian and federation that everyone understands that they are planning it he showed that we will stand to the end and we will abandon ukraine and on the other hand this is a signal to those countries of the civilized world of democratic countries that will say respect each other's sovereignty, understanding the consequences of what will happen if russia wins, a signal that it is necessary to help and connect the states, for example , pay a lot of attention to the fact that in ukraine those who are und

give the floor for his excellency secretary of state for, with elf develop and of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland. >> mr. president, thank you. mr. secretary, thank you also. today we mark one year since president putin began his full-scale invasion of ukraine. three months ago i traveled to kyiv. ukraine's prime minister who is sitting with us here today greeted me and he had promise to host me for lunch, as rep sentences of all countries -- as of the missives of all countries often do. as i arrived, just as another russian missile attack on civilian infrastructure had knocked out the water and electricity supplying the city. but kyiv was not going to let the bombs stop him from doing his job and the restaurant that hosted us, work at the generator and brought in liters of bottled water and they provided the lunch. we have all given and received diplomatic hospitality's in our job but that is the kind of diplomatic hospitality that shows something very important. it was a clear demonstration lost ukrainians may have been hit and hit hard, their spirits will not be broken. th

saying that united effect is saying that united kingdom britain, kingdom is no great britain, england, scotland and wales is in customs union. the rest in one customs union. the rest is ofdon't is part of you. and don't forget, are very, forget, customs unions are very, very the precursor to a wider amalgamate here. not just obviously, you know, this override look at override and that, but look at what is doing in armenia what russia is doing in armenia where bringing where they're bringing armenia into they you into a customs year. they you know and, they are know this and, they are terrified. but ultimately when they talk about nigel dodds they talk about when nigel dodds actually red flags up, actually puts his red flags up, he's also thinking about the fact that if they do have an agreement, then they're going to have into stormont under have to go into stormont under michelle with a sinn michelle o'neill with a sinn fein first minister and just remind the problem remind people the problem is northern adjoins northern ireland adjoins ireland, which is still part of the union. so goods going backwards and forwards need to covered by the eu. but the problem at the mom

european of justice with jurisdiction over northern ireland which is you know part of the united kingdom of great britaini think that most people understand that actually we voted the european voted to leave the european union order to gain greater union in order to gain greater sovereignty . so if we have sovereignty. so if we have a european court a foreign court that still has over northern ireland for those european, that's unacceptable. clearly new law of protocol is working, but the vessel of change has to happen. well, yeah, we do need to something. but isn't the worry that we're actually going to that one part of to up losing that one part of it, which we which is the most strongest part of it that sort of keeps the eu in check. catherine, what do think? catherine, what do you think? well, that the thing was well, i think that the thing was instigated , you know, under a instigated, you know, under a false premise. they just isn't that much food that goes into ireland, the republic of ireland from northern ireland and right now. it can go directly liverpool to dublin without same set of checks th

finds it intolerable that even though we've left the european union, there is part of the united kingdom of great britainhern ireland that remain in the single market and remain subject to court in subject to that court in strasbourg , the ecj, which she strasbourg, the ecj, which she calls political sized and expansionist, calls political sized and expansionist , quite calls political sized and expansionist, quite phrase. yeah, no. let's show with people watching and listening that there was no kind of agreement . there was no kind of agreement. these are the only questions i don't do that. and she was she was open to whatever you would put everyone in politics knows. i don't know that. the i don't know that. so the question would she question is, why would she actually now, bearing in actually do this now, bearing in mind being in such a sensitive time, is she actually sending a message to number 10 on both the issue of the boat coming across on the migrant issue? you know, we will see this, but also on this whole question of the northern ireland protocol, which we think is still being discussed beyond

northern ireland is part of the union of great britain and northern ireland part of the united kingdome no compromise. you cannot have a foreign you cannot have you cannot have a foreign power making laws and adjudicate on them in part of the united kingdom . that is vacillation kingdom. that is vacillation thatis kingdom. that is vacillation that is the annexation of part of the united kingdom. the good friday agreement, of the united kingdom. the good friday agreement , the good friday agreement, the good friday agreement, the good friday agreement, the good friday agreement is going to be set asunder if they don't ditch the protocol. that is how danger us this political game is . we're us this political game is. we're getting into northern irish politics and i wanted to keep this really relevant to people in the united kingdom as a whole, but it's all interwoven , whole, but it's all interwoven, i think. but it isn't. it isn't to into into into into . wasn't to into into into into. wasn't it was it is interwoven. but there can be no excuse for it. there can be no excuse for a foreig

minister of defense of great britain, ben wallace, he said that the world is on the trajectory of a great threat, according to the head of the ministry of defense of the united kingdomsthe world has become much more dangerous and unstable, the threat is spreading not only in the context of russia's war against ukraine, quote, we see a more assertive china, we see a more assertive al-qaeda group, al-shabaab in east africa, radicalization and islamic extremism are spreading across africa quite quickly and widely, he noted his that the world is on a path of greater prosperity, i quote, the war in ukraine demonstrated the cost of the devastation of defense budgets throughout europe after the end of the cold war, with one dead before rszv to a residential building in the city of pokrovsk in donetsk region, at least two people are arriving under the rubble, the head of the regional military administration , pavlo kyrylenko, informs about this, the operational headquarters to help the victims has been deployed in the city. this morning, the russians targeted a high-rise building in pokrovsk, and the search and rescue operation in crimea is still ongoing. they burn the bodie

lips they are watching the movement of the tanks of the united kingdom through the streets of their towns, simply because the occupying troops of great britainntered germany at the end of world war ii, stationed in the north rhine westphalia region, so the contingent has not gone anywhere today, but the british have the right replenish it at any time. during the great patriotic war , almost all of europe was fascist. how to reconcile american values, supposedly democracies, with european values real fascism, it turned out to be very simple, you just need to come up with such a thing as allegedly traditional european values ​​of human rights, democratic freedoms , the rule of law opa and it turns out that european values ​​​​are not fascism, but democracy , while the anglo-american troops continued to occupy western europe and completely control their government. if we talk about the same germany, well, there , uh, there was just an openly occupation regime. here it is actually partly preserved now, but in such much softer forms. and these are nato tanks and not on german, but on latvian streets, while in the same europe, especially in its ea

united kingdom. when we vote it on that bit of paper, it said, do you wish the united kingdom to leave the eu not great britain? protocol is not just important to northern ireland. it's very important . british it's very important. british citizens in great britain. i mean, this was one of the biggest lies of all, been fine with all of this. there are many that will say , given what's that will say, given what's happening in ukraine right at the moment, given worries over taiwan , that actually what was taiwan, that actually what was discussed actually makes sense, that maybe we should have closer military cooperation with the eu . that is not that's an argument we're more of. i mean, the one thing that should be self—evident to anyone out of ukraine is that we must never be allied to the eu over foreign. the eu tried undermine our position on iraq. it tried to undermine sanction on iran. it takes a friendly attitude to china when china needs to be challenged. it was sidling to ukraine, poking the bear, if you like, for years. and when it came the fight, actually germany had hooked itself on an addiction of ru

united kingdom. when we vote it on that bit of paper, it said, do you wish the united kingdom to leave the eu not great britain? protocol is not just important to northern ireland. it's very important . british it's very important. british citizens in great britain. i mean, this was one of the biggest lies of all, been fine with all of this. there are many that will say , given what's that will say, given what's happening in ukraine right at the moment, given worries over taiwan , that actually what was taiwan, that actually what was discussed actually makes sense, that maybe we should have closer military cooperation with the eu . that is not that's an argument we're more of. i mean, the one thing that should be self—evident to anyone out of ukraine is that we must never be allied to the eu over foreign. the eu tried undermine our position on iraq. it tried to undermine sanction on iran. it takes a friendly attitude to china when china needs to be challenged. it was sidling to ukraine, poking the bear, if you like, for years. and when it came the fight, actually germany had hooked itself on an addiction of ru

was written by supporters of neo-nazism great britain this week began to teach ukrainian servicemen how to drive challenge tanks, and minister. the defense of the united kingdomwrestle with questions when kiev hears about the transfer of western fighters, what can we promise next. i'm willing to look into sending any type of system, not just western fighters, but these things don't always happen overnight. even if tomorrow morning we announce the delivery of fighter jets to ukrainians. the transfer process itself will take months. urgently organize pilot training. so there is no magic wand capable of completing this terrifying conflict between young ukrainians and the ukrainian. you just need to shake things up and take the land away. the russians have the minister's annoyance. the defense can be understood. the british media suddenly found out that the army of the united kingdom, despite more than decent funding, is in a deplorable state. and the fact that it still somehow shoots, for example, heavy howitzers ended up in ukraine, our tanks, armored vehicles and artillery installations. mostly made over 30 years ago. those that are in working condition are se

period of time if great britain , as distinct if great britain, as distinct from northern ireland, doesn't follow those same changes in laws, northern ireland floats off away from the united kingdomnd so governments of the future will have a choice. they'll have a choice between saying goodbye to northern ireland because of the protocol, because we haven't followed the same laws , or they followed the same laws, or they will align with the eu and new to brexit it. but ben, what is the solution? because what making this whole charade and that's what it appears to be a charade going back and forth. we don't ever know whether a deal is going to be made. we're told every day in the newspapers that a coming then it a deal is coming and then it never seems to materialise. what is the solution? the solution is very, simple . the border very, very simple. the border for goods should go between northern ireland and the repubuc northern ireland and the republic , where a border already republic, where a border already exists . a border recognised by exists. a border recognised by the good friday agreement. and if maros sefcovic, the eu negotiator later, is in good faith when he says he can

teach of the ukrainian military to attack enemy positions, let me remind you that our fighters arrived in great britain to master the els90 self-propelled art installations, also in the united kingdom tankmen from ukraine are undergoing training, and recently the british government announced its readiness to train more of our pilots and marines today all of ukraine honors the memory of the heroes of the heavenly hundreds of tragic events on the maidan on february 16-22, 2014 will remain in our memory and our hearts forever , the feat of those who fought for the rights of freedom and european values ​​was also honored president zelenskyi and the first lady and under sounds of alarm commemorated the 9th anniversary of the revolution of dignity today also in lviv. commemorative events began in the morning at the heroes of the heavenly hundred memorial, and later at the lychakiv cemetery, the 9th anniversary of the revolution of dignity in lviv traditionally began with a silent action by angels of memory in honor of the dead, the toilet days of february 2014, from the morning at the heroes of the heavenly hundred memorial , there are hundreds of paper angels, this year the action takes

of solar flares that send charged particles into the atmosphere. the aurora borealis was also visible in the netherlands, the usa and great britain, and in the united kingdomts, the sky will sparkle for several nights in a row, and our colleagues from match tv will tell no less striking events from the world of sports . do not leaving the broadcasts of your hockey news application match tv specially for ntv in the studio of alina gabuev in the next 5 minutes, we will discuss the brightest events from the world of sports, as well as study the most interesting odds from the winline bookmaker. the russian national team received from a top rival and will play against the iranian national team in tehran at the end of march. this is certainly an important event in the life of our football, given the sanctions from fifa and uefa , valery karpin's team will have a good exam, and the defenders will have to patronize the best. sniper among legionnaires. in the history of russia , the sird of unwinding for our clubs. he scored 85 goals exactly the same number on the account of the legendary army man wagneralava. now azmun plays for the german bayer and even scored in

of these, 234 are instructors from both the united states and great britain, the rest are mercenaries , mainly from germany, poland and the baltic countries of the ministry of defense of the united kingdomlists left ukraine as early as february 22 and are now training recruits in london carried out in their territory. the san remo music festival kicks off in italy today, where they refused to show a video message from ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky a petition demanding not to mix music with politics has collected almost 100,000 votes, its text also condemns military assistance to ukraine from the current and previous government of italy, among those who spoke out against showing zelensky's speech was. even the deputy prime minister. mateo salvini planned to launch the video on february 11 during the final of the competition, which has been the most popular program on italian television for decades. and that's all i have. and now the floor is given to svetlana zeynalova and evgeny pokrovsky. good morning dear friends. hello citizens, comrades. get up country get up, here it is tuesday, a real worker, not some kind of holiday weekend, but a real working tuesday. this is evgeny pok

united kingdom, the soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine are studying challenger tanks, bulldog armored personnel carriers and self-propelled s90 artillery installations, according to the preliminary information of the deputy minister of defense of great britainlex chalka, 14 challengers will be in ukraine as early as next month the military is training, what is the difference between british tanks and german leopards? roksolana lisovska will tell you for sure, they let you accelerate here, well, they use us, they say that you don’t need it yet, come to ukraine only then, but now it’s higher, well, young people, it’s higher, you don’t understand it yet. with the call sign gul, he is currently studying at one of the british training grounds when the full-scale invasion began, he was already in the oos zone during this year, he fought in the donetsk and kharkiv regions, now together with my brothers for a few weeks will test british weapons, in particular challenger tanks, we disappear at 6 in the morning, brush our teeth, go have breakfast, then line up , report the information of the company commander, eh, next, eh, we are brought here and we start the day by being told what we will do today well, maintenance, a little lubrication, so that ev

of the united kingdom is at stake . a matter of moments at stake. a matter of moments live on this very show. we will reveal the deal between great britainnd european union. political armageddon is incoming. it's already past. they could be about to implode. ministers resign. northern ireland could be ruled over by foreign judges and it a disgrace that king charles being dragged into this political row . but into this political row. but here's an angle that nobody's about this deal could stop the tunnel migrant crisis gets us a bumper trade deal with the americans and get goods moving in northern ireland the fallout from what is about to happen live this show in the next hour could blow up the government define sunak's career but most importantly it will also define are great countries future . are great countries future. let's get stuck in gb views a gb news dot uk. are you worried that rishi sunak has sold britain gbviews@gbnews.uk ? britain gbviews@gbnews.uk? that's all coming your way shortly, but as the headlines with tamzin . patrick thank you. with tamzin. patrick thank you. good afternoon from gb newsroom. it's 3:01. the prime mi

is the integrity of the single market of the united kingdom intact or is there still role for the european court and terms of goods coming from great britain element as well. okay. all right. thank you all. no doubt you will be on gb news probably later in the day. arlene there. so joining me now for a little bit more reflections, political correspondents, tom harwood. good what do we good morning, tom. what do we know about this meeting between rishi sunak von der leyen rishi sunak ursula von der leyen this . we've heard from all and this. we've heard from all and it's not going to be a simple solution, is it? they're still to be a time lapse whilst everybody pores over the detail of this agreement. everybody pores over the detail of this agreement . yes, i of this agreement. yes, i wouldn't expect any snap judgements today. not from the dup , not from the european dup, not from the european research group, not from any serious thinker around this deal serious thinker around this deal. the real text of what has been agreed will matter because it will be attempted to be presented by the government in one particular way and. of course, ther

united kingdom left the european union, rishi sunak says he's now resolved the major dispute over trading arrangements between great britain and northern ireland. the prime minister and the president of european commission, ursula von der leyen, met at windsor today, where they declared a �*decisive breakthrough'. but how much of a breakthrough is it in reality? and will it be enough to break the political deadlock in northern ireland? this new deal is called the windsor framework and it involves creating green and red lanes for goods moving into northern ireland from britain. those goods destined only for northern ireland would use the green lane, with virtually no checks needed, so this controversial border in the irish sea would disappear. that is part of the plan. those goods destined for the republic of ireland, in other words destined for the european union, would still have to be checked in the red lane. the northern ireland assembly would have the power to fend off changes to eu regulations. that is being called the stormont brake. the eu says it's for emergencies only. but the northern ireland assembly isn't even sitting right now, that's because the democratic unionists hav

of great britain? northern ireland? i do not do i think they have a much brighter future in the united kingdom? i do. , we have kingdom? i do. you know, we have cultural, historic ties and so i think she's been damaging actually for the fabric of the country. she's been damaging at a funder mental economic level in scotland . education, health, in scotland. education, health, education and health aside, just, you know, have all suffering very badly. but you know, there are things that she has done, you know, she's been really good on the environment and she was brilliant during covid. very clear. she covid. she was very clear. she had great empathy. again, very much like jacinda ahern. i think she's totally prologue lots she's totally prologue that lots of people have been getting in touch by the way, that are in scotland. brian says as a proud scotsman , i am delighted she is scotsman, i am delighted she is going. she has been the most divisive politician since margaret thatcher. that says bnan margaret thatcher. that says brian and says as a scottish resident , i brian and says as a scottish reside

united kingdom. i am pleased to say we have also permanently protected terror free movement of all types of steel into northern ireland. and for goods going the other way from northern ireland to great britaincrapped export declarations, delivering, finally, completely unfettered trade. and mr speaker, the commits to establish the green lane is achieved by a legally binding amendments to the text of the treaty itself. this is fundamental, far—reaching change and it permanently removes the border in the irish sea. mr speaker, perhaps the irish sea. mr speaker, perhaps the single most important area of trade between great britain and northern ireland is food. three quarters of the food in northern ireland supermarkets comes from the rest of the uk. get the particle applied the same burdens on shipment from... —— get the protocol. if it was limited in full we would see supermarket lorries needing hundreds of certificates for every single item, every civil document checked, supermarket staples like sausages banned altogether, more delays, less choice, so did a's agreement fixes all this with a new permanent legally binding approach to food. we will expand the green lane to food retailers and no

united kingdom. i'm pleased to say we have also permanently protected terry free movement of all types of steel into northern ida and for goods going the other way from northern allan to great britain. we have scrapped export declarations, delivering finally completely unfettered trade. and mister speaker, the commitment to establish agree lame, is achieved by a legally binding amendment to the text of the treaty itself. this is fundamental far reaching change, and it permanently removed the border in the irish say, yes, mr. speak of perhaps the single most important area of trade between great britain and northern ireland is food. 3 quarters of the food in northern on supermarket comes from the rest of the you k. yet the protocol apply the same burdens on shipments from can ruin to long as between holly head and dublin, if it was implemented in full, we would see supermarket lori's bidding hundreds of certificates for every individual item. every single document check, supermarket, staples, like sausages, vandals, together, more delays, more cost, less choice. so today's agreement fixes all this with a new permanent, legally binding approach to food. we will expand the green lane

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of years. i'm talking about the united kingdom , okay. it's been so successful . done us all well scottish engineers, the roads, all over great britainvented television . carnegie went to television. carnegie went to america , invented steel. america, invented steel. scotland full of brilliant people . they're even more people. they're even more brilliant if they're allied the rest of the united kingdom. okay and as for nicola sturgeon , she and as for nicola sturgeon, she never quite explained her original plan to fund an independent scotland was through nonh independent scotland was through north sea oil hundred trades of billions of pounds , and then billions of pounds, and then somewhere along the way decided no when hoc a new law on any more fossil fuels no more drilling in the north sea. what was going to fill like drilling in the north sea. what was going to fill lik e £100 was going to fill like £100 billion gap? how are you going to fund yourselves? scotland couldn't possibly exist financially on its own. i don't it to please remain part of the union. we are greater together . union. we are greater together. robyn, you're no

of years. i'm talking about the united kingdom , okay. it's been so successful . done us all well scottish engineers, the roads, all over great britainvented television . carnegie went to television. carnegie went to america , invented steel. america, invented steel. scotland full of brilliant people . they're even more people. they're even more brilliant if they're allied the rest of the united kingdom. okay and as for nicola sturgeon , she and as for nicola sturgeon, she never quite explained her original plan to fund an independent scotland was through nonh independent scotland was through north sea oil hundred trades of billions of pounds , and then billions of pounds, and then somewhere along the way decided no when hoc a new law on any more fossil fuels no more drilling in the north sea. what was going to fill like drilling in the north sea. what was going to fill lik e £100 was going to fill like £100 billion gap? how are you going to fund yourselves? scotland couldn't possibly exist financially on its own. i don't it to please remain part of the union. we are greater together . union. we are greater together. robyn, you're no

united kingdom. i'm pleased to say we have also permanently protected tariff free movement of all types of steel into northern ireland and for goods going the other way from northern ireland to great britaineclarations delivering finally completely unfettered trade . and completely unfettered trade. and mr. speaker , the commitment to mr. speaker, the commitment to establish the green line is achieved by a legally binding amendment to the text of the treaty itself. this is fundamental, treaty itself. this is fundamental , far reaching change fundamental, far reaching change and it permanently removes the border in the irish sea . mr. border in the irish sea. mr. speaker , perhaps the single most speaker, perhaps the single most important an area of trade between great britain and northern ireland is food. three quarters of the food in northern ireland supermarkets comes from the rest of the uk . yet the the rest of the uk. yet the protocol applied the same burdens on shipments from cairnryan to long as between holyhead and dublin . if it was holyhead and dublin. if it was implemented in full, we would see supermodel get lorries beating hundreds of certificates for every individual item, e

of the united kingdom is at stake . a matter of moments at stake. a matter of moments live on this very show. we will reveal the deal between great britaingn. northern ireland could be ruled over by foreign judges and it a disgrace that king charles being dragged into this political row . but into this political row. but here's an angle that nobody's about this deal could stop the

the members of the british parliament who today, during my address, clearly showed that great britain will never betray their brave spirit. i'm also grateful to everyone in the united kingdom both countries. we also discussed our position on the international plan and my deep gratitude to rishi sunak and all of great britain for your readiness and willingness to work with us in executing the ukrainian peace formula. and also would like to thank all of our ukrainian warriors, every soldier, sergeant, officerand ukrainian warriors, every soldier, sergeant, officer and general. ukrainian warriors, every soldier, sergeant, officerand general. 0ur estate is doing and will be doing to make sure that on the front line, we have everything... ukraine will be among those countries who has everything to defend their people. glory to everyone fighting for ukraine. many thanks to everyone who helped ukraine. again, thank you, rishi sunak, thank you to all the people in great britain. thank you for the 350 days of unity. glory to ukraine. . ~ for the 350 days of unity. glory to ukraine. ., ,, , ., for the 350 days of unity. glory to ukraine. ., ,, i. ., ., , , ukraine. thank you, volody

united kingdom internal market, so that if someone is sending something from great britain to northern ireland, we've managed to create something called a green light. so we can just move very smoothly without tonnes ofustoms paperwork or or customs paperwork or hassle or checks. made sure that checks. we've made sure that that that process feels so anybody as if they're in the same country because they are in the same country and it didn't feel like that before. and that was disrupting businesses and supply has supply lines. so that bit has been which brilliant, been fixed, which is brilliant, but not just but also it's not just businesses that are sending things up and or back and forth across. also people, someone sending granddaughter sending their granddaughter a birthday present in a parcel, someone doing online shopping . someone doing online shopping. all of that was also about to need tonnes of customs hassle and that would have been ridiculous. managed to ridiculous. so we've managed to fix all of that as well. so things just move freely and things can just move freely and smoothly between great britain and ireland. that's and northern ireland. and that's what line is about. what the green

united kingdom to and people in northern ireland and maros sefcovic, who represents the eu in these negotiations , has a in these negotiations, has a mandate to as much as possible mask the difficulties of trade between great britaind northern ireland. but he doesn't have a mandate to negotiate away that fundamental, foundational problem with the protocol. the eu laws are applying in northern ireland, so actually nothing. maros sefcovic offers up would be sufficient to allay the concerns of unionists in the united kingdom, not just in northern ireland, but across the united kingdom . and northern ireland, but across the united kingdom .and i northern ireland, but across the united kingdom . and i think this united kingdom. and i think this is all got slightly ahead of rishi sunak . is all got slightly ahead of rishi sunak. i think rishi thought he'd be able to put some masking tape over this, reach an accommodation with mask coverage, which hides the worst aspects of the disruption to trade between great britain and northern ireland. present that to the dup and he flew late at night on thursday to meet sir jeffrey donaldson and hope to persuade sir jeffrey to jeffrey donaldson and hope to persuade sirjeffrey to co