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when puffed or attacked on april 4th 2019 the g and i came to washington, i met with them. they wanted to go to the u. k and to italy. and of course they asked to be saved. they asked for arms. they asked for help, and they were banned in by their western allies need or italy, the u. k or us came to save them. the trucks came in, they invented a new front of the drum warfare which was able to defeat the russian in m a roddy anti aircraft batteries. and they saved tripoli and the libyan people will be forever grateful for that. and i'm grateful for that. i was commenting on the current situation whereby there is a car bout, there are now turkish interest in the boiled trading sphere may be part of by again . and then the russians are doing certain things up top net is developing well and the m right is work now both with the bible and would people like a de la salva, but they kind of sold on top chart and the exemptions are working with hop tarren would be a hold of the impulse of char, in his sudan venture. so the point is, the truck has a great role to save aaa, but now they're just the status co actor

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or air exercises. we military's in this part of the world, but the reality is whether it's the u. k. france or germany. the either for budgetary reasons, we're just because of popular opinion. it doesn't seem like they're really interested in it and a substantial, ongoing military presence here. and that's something that i think governments in this part of the world are aware of, even though we see a lot of talk from united states or the europe about your or the european countries, nato members about this. but again, the read, the reality is, and i think governments in this part of the world, including here in taiwan, notice i, they probably shouldn't assume that western european countries are going to have a significant military presence when the indo pacific. is there any other response that you think we could expect from beijing aside from what we just heard that? well, i think the china is increasingly concerned about number of members of parliament from different countries, whether that's in eastern europe, central western europe, o, australia, japan, and the united states or c

u. s. or u. k. is there some kind of list and conspiracy into it? because we have had this a playbook play in the past as well. but definitely, this is a progression coming in right ahead off. the victory is integrations in russia. and if this is something that is being called as a parent attack by russia, we should wait and watch and see some kind of an escalation and retaliated to move by kremlin within the next few hours. because what im certainly is not going to take it lightly at the same time, india has maintain the peace should be maintained. they should be seen via dogs, should moorhead prime minister movie. also suggesting that this is not an arrow for what with these escalations, with more than 4 under diesel does more already on not only beaten voice. how does escalation turns out? indeed, we will this quite a lot on pox a d. c, thanks very much. feel your comprehensive response for festival russia has said that it reserves the right to spawned and when it sees fit. and if you were to speculate how do you think it would respond? in the pa

u. k. media or fault the government. it's hard to know, say, interest is decision to visit sy one though she's expected to be forceful. 8 sofa stands on china before her short stance as prime minister, which lasted just 49 days. let's just made headlines as far as the secretary was when she claimed russian had no authority over its own legions. stated during the treatment of deescalate the tensions between cuba and moscow before the war the u. k. will never recognize russia sovereignty over the regions of ross stuff. and veronica is a political analyst alex for pull to face, says that the visit may undermine the current u. k. pm's relations with china. it's the list trust 2023 humiliation to or if not serving as the prime minister for the shortest time period in history 5, she's decided to take it on the road. this is the same lady that visited the island to tie one in 2021, to try to bring prosperity to china and prosperity to the united kingdom. you have to look at trade. i think i refused to nack understands the trade

u. k. u s. i or some other countries in the u advice. i know it must call a man, right for my people say, gets involved in this. this makes the question anthony, you know, you're ok. so give us a, you know, and up close and personal view of it here. so we have the current, the british prime minister, i mean is, is you create a winning issue for him because that's what he looks like. he's, he's always people, you know, they're train up to this issue and it is a lose lose issue for everybody, but touches it. explain to us. well, it's like it's almost a sort of desperation. i certainly would be the kind of $16.00 oh $5.00 suggests. so i'm gonna try you next week because it's quite clear this has been done in preparation, in prep process. so you guys are in defense. today's, in fact the guide is not sheet, but basically the size of a psalm forces. yeah, it's not knowing the ability of this for you find the site, it's almost like like it was trying to die spite the kind of government. but i didn't care if you look about something brief. i've

u. k u s i or some other countries in the u and nice. i know it's my fault of mine, right? so my people say, gets involved in this, this makes the question anthony, you know, you're the okay, so give us a, you know, an up close and personal view of it here. so we have the current, the router's prime minister, i mean is, is you create a winning issue for him because that's what he looks like. he's, he's always people, you know, they're train up to this issue and then is a lose lose issue for everybody, but touches it. explain to us. well, it's like, it's, uh oh i saw desperation, not surgery with a the past 16. 05 to chat. so i'm gonna try you next week because it's quite clear this has been done in preparation, in prep process se, but you guys are in defense today. so in fact, the guy is, i see reducing the size of a psalm forces. yeah, it's not knowing the value of this for you find the site, it's almost like it was for the die spot are the kind of government. but i venture if you look up what some brief treat, probably the says, well if, if, if i brought she'd the same po

u. k. economy and also the society or so if i can. exactly. that's what i wanted to get you to talk about because i main stream political argument in the u. k, especially within the conservative party is the immigration, is a drag on the british economy. right? that immigrants take british jobs, that they cost the country, money, etc. what do the numbers actually tell us on that? the good folks, all the numbers tell us that the migraines, as the immigrants of working age as they contribute 3 times more than what the u. k . government spends on them. so think this is really important to remember also what we see lots of high income countries as an aging population. so if we don't want to see people working longer and taking the pension later we, these companies will need migrant labor. so it's really important to, to have a great balance narrative because i feel in many countries this, we're talking about migration is something negative, but it is a fox of life. it is very much needed for the economies of the countries. and it's important to exp

u. k. so into that or the labor party, one at any rate. and tony blair was highly political trial that would put the iraq . and secondly, i think that now such as the attorney general's legal advice information that we want the government to expose in order for us to manuals legal advice, a change prior to him present until a full year off to my taste was dropped. and actually, you know, the jury potentially finding me not guilty a potential defense because currently as a breaches. and so the only justification had my case been successful in finding may not go to the period between arrest and trial is a nightmare. you with your whistle blowing. yeah, that's right. it was very difficult. you just got married. my husband is which is government that was prior to we got married me without being deported. however, at some point a would be d portage. much. actually. no, it was off to, they charged me after the port him from the country which um seclusion with my passport, confiscated and so on actuation, but the my criminal case actually prevent

k. i use an up sheet basically the end of your bachelor era. so your bachelor or your bachelorette party, or as we call them in the u. k. a stack do or hand do todd, so i got or called so i can. this directly translates to witness to the marsh. so it's essentially your maid of honor for your best man. clinton and this is the honeymoon, which essentially translates to a week of caressing warranty. all right, guys, let's talk of german wedding traditions. my favorite one is applied to smashing porcelain onto the grind to drive away evil spirits the night before the wedding. and then the couple of sweet bought the pieces together to symbolize the site that they're gonna share future biden's, wedding planner, mark so explains the typical traditions here on which ones are still practiced today. it is too far to, to saw its trees. this should be the 1st work that they should do together. sometimes especially in bavaria. so in the south side is getting that being so the whole bunch of us have to look for her and she's somewhere in another guest house and she's having a great time with our friends. and then the google has to pay

now if you think about this, if you're in germany or u. k, and you have minus 10 percent change in your bullet just like you would have in most products. industries. russia is a little bit different because if you process, even though she's getting beaten up, tortured in simpler jail for 10 years. and in case of looking at what kind of more as other they mention, the month of the speed is actually 25 years in gen 4 to speaking ultimately against the work. so it's a very depressive state is natasha of trying to plan to smoke national 2013 is a very different country. we know fucking the policy about level of depression we've not seen. seems so. so we thought i would like to ask you a little bit more about the decision that you made to leave the country back in 2013. when you fled, you were widely quoted as saying the following, that you had no issues with bruton or marietta of despite being the target of investigators. do you regret saying not to i think it was not a well formulated a what uh, what a man actually i do need to put him on his v

and so it says in person to the king, despite no matter how old he is or how he's seen to show that he is seeing the u. k. and the world as a to see if there's no longer the u. k is no longer a, an employer. yeah. i think of how much it is or how much it is i've just been saying are 18 percent, 18 percent of brits and say that they that you know that background is from an ethnic minority and that has been a huge change over the past few decades. in the u. k. on the kid they know this, like there is no way that they can pretend it's not happening. so i think that's why they want to be seen as moving forward. close, of course. harry's wife met prince harry's once making describes himself as by racial. this being that told elements going on within the family as well and the claims of whether they wrote pray 7, yeah, the 1000 members of the royal family had upset racist comments. prince harry has said he never to use any one of being racist, but that was the line that the temp lloyd's and the purchase price went full when there was concern about what had been said to make and when she was pregnant with that

u. k. in terms of economic value or skills. we know that people, especially if they've been on the, if they've been prosecuted in the blood and you know, face to murder on that. johnny, we should not be expect to meditate immediately, be kind of a, what cost and therefore be their doctors. and by the way, you have this conversation today, how do you have a genuinely informed conversation in the u. k. and debate about integration? i think you are the, you have to bring the michael, it's themselves and the refugees themselves and austin to share their stories about what they, why they came to the. okay. well, i had a smoke that i'm patients where it, as i said, and i think through those stories, they will come next to people and say, well those but say about aspirations and impressions i have for myself. and for my general, if you in a future generations. so it's about humanizing, it is taking away from numbers and telling the, you know, the backgrounds of, um, people, i think it so sorry about as educating people about coloniali

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or less. um i think there was a multitude of reasons. firstly, there was an election coming up in the u. k. so in 2005, it was a, a general election. and tony blair actually got re elected or the labor party one at any rate. and tony blair was once again prime minister and, and so i think they were very, very concerned about a highly political trial that would put the iraq rule at center stage of the trial . and tony blair's specifically tony pledge involvement and secondly, i think that was still classified pieces of informational confidential pieces of information which had yet to come out, such as the attorney general's legal advice, which we had actually the legal team had asked for as part of the bundle of information that we wanted the government to expose in order for us to make my case . and because the legal advice had changed, the attorney general's legal advice had changed prior to him presenting it to parliament. and that didn't late until a full year off to my case was dropped. and you know, i think there are other reasons as well as such as potentially and my case actually, you

c, k, u s. i or some other countries in the u advice? i know it's my fault of mine, right? but my people say, gets involved in this, this makes the question anthony, you know, you're ok. so give us a, you know, and up close and personal view of it here. so we have the current, the british prime minister, i mean is, is you claim a winning issue for him because that's what he looks like. he's, he's always people, you know, they're trained up to this issue and that is a lose lose issue for everybody, but touches it. explain to us. well, it's like it's almost a sort of desperation. uh, certainly with a b. i. 16. 05 to chat. so i'm gonna try next week because it's quite clear this has been done in preparation in pub process say, but you guys are in defense. today's in fact the guy is actually reducing the size of a psalm forces. yeah, install. knowing this full, you'd find the site, it's almost like it was trying to die spite the kind of government. but i didn't care if you look about something brief, treat progresses, all of it, even if i brush she the same policy on the cried.

u. k presented a report or using security legislation to persecute opposition. hong kong officials say the national security law has brought the ability to the city after mass, anti government protest back in 2019 international independent china specialist and prolong, says the west attempts to discredit china because it fears it's growing influence. the rest of the security law was enacted because all calls will subject to all was 2 years old. to buy a riotous and disturbing petro balls and surrounding the police headquarters and holding the portal in order to read some uh, over the united kingdom. like the united states also say they're, all they're doing is lot to prevent the rise of trying it. all they do is there's to put the rails on there. so pull national security. but, and you look at both they do. there's a big difference between what they say and what they do. what they do is they'll only hurting china is that is, is also in the viewing in taught as internal affairs and, but also below i ton is um, access to technology is not taking the google thing, holding other countries as a

the research co coordinated by the university of exit or in the u. k. highlights the risk of failing to tackle the climate emergency. low in nonce, her family are sheltering from extreme heat temperatures outside solar above 40 degree celsius. they've taken just setting still just to survive today and then maybe that's why we have to have that. i went outside last week and when i came back, i was sick. i'm still weak and sweaty and i don't want to be anything or move around too much. i think it was hate stroke. we have the and have you got my to me and mall was one of many places in southeast asia. i recently hit my record sheet. it was similar in india hotspot for people living in dangers temperatures. according to climate scientists to one it is set to get much worse. currently, around 60000000 people on asked to live in dangerous heat without bridge temperatures of 29 degrees or above. by the end of this century, that number will grow to 2000000000 based on current population, on temperature projections. so that's like a profound reshaping of habits

u. k. r, appalling label purchase. i use those heavily or when it comes with they actually change the substance of those policies. no. okay. uh, kristen, let me ask you prime minister. so like i said, he's considering a range of options to help tackle numbers of legal migration and bring those numbers down, he said, and the u. k said it's going to be restricting student v several. we've talked about this a bit before in 2024, limiting the ability of international students to sponsor family members. do think such measures will actually help bring the numbers down always just just rhetoric. what i would say is the, um, an international organization that advises member states in how to make migration policy that benefits everyone. so the member states the migraines and also the sending countries off of my grins. we would say that the overall, it's really good to take a very broad view of policies to make sure that they're all aligned with each other and that they, they make sense and the reinforce each other. so for us, we would say that it's v