u. k. before he introduced president zalinski via video conference prime minister. so you're not reminded people of the advances, but ukraine had been making in sectors like green energy, but then reminding people of the devastating effects on the economy of 60 months of war g, d, p, down by almost 13 percent. so there are people here who are experts in the field such as green energy. they're a see use of major international companies. of course, very, the politicians secretary state clinton will be meeting his u. k. german and french counts apologize as part of the quote to discuss things like how to use the russian assets. legally. bots behind the scenes, it's all about pledging the money and particularly from those private companies. that's what you craig wants to hit right now. right. so how much is being promised overall as well. there are huge figures involved. let's just look at the short term. the world bank is saying that the reconstruction effort will need at least 14000000000 dollars beyond the ukrainian government, the prime minister of ukraine, who's sp

yeah, i'm erica, you recently just testified before the u. k. problem and select committee on insects. what was your message to them? oh, well actually both dave and i did as well. so um, uh, um, basically to is it, there's a lot that needs doing, but there's also a lot of information already out there at a loss of the community, the, well, the community, especially in the u. k. who themselves are doing so much. but we, um, in terms of recording, in terms of understanding the behavior, instead of looking at the ecology knowing about insects. and we need to gone or of this information together and make accessible in the distributed network. so everyone can globally access all of this information. i wanted to talk to about this, of course climate change is impacting all spaces. and even in this general decline of insects, there are winners as well. they're mostly losers, but there are some winters and that includes unfortunately, mosquitoes who thrive in warm and wet climates. and there have been numbers on how mosquito borne viruses like dang, g

able to sort out economic migrants from the refugees and process asylum claims before accepting more refugees. in the u. k. asylum seekers are generally barred from work until they have attained refugee status. if they do not receive an initial decision on their asylum claims within 12 months, they can only apply to certain jobs like nurses, social workers, and engineers. the food poverty is a big consequence as prices rise to run a basic household and the burden of taking refugees is draining the european economies. crime rate is up drug usage as up and many citizens are getting frustrated. refugees also have impacts and pressure is on clean water energy and the environment. and the situation is turning into a permanent reality and has produced a negative attitude in many ordinary europeans seeing them as a burden on the local economy. many syrian refugees failed to stimulate into european societies. no, it is no fault of their own how our syrian supposed to integrate with the population that lives there when they can't work, because they don't know language or the customs. and they don't know anyone. th

able to sort out economic migrants from the refugees and process asylum claims before accepting more refugees. in the u. k. asylum seekers are generally barred from work until they have attained refugee status. if they do not receive an initial decision on their asylum claims within 12 months, they can only apply to certain jobs like nurses, social workers, and engineers. the food poverty is a big consequence as prices rise to run a basic household and the burden of taking refugees is draining the european economies. crime rate is up drug usage as up and many citizens are getting frustrated. refugees also have impacts and pressure is on clean water energy and the environment. and the situation is turning into a permanent reality and has produced a negative attitude in many ordinary europeans seeing them as a burden on the local economy. many syrian refugees failed to stimulate into european societies. no, it is no fault of their own. how our syrian supposed to integrate with the population that lives there when they can't work, because they don't know the language or the customer. and they don't know anyo

u. k. it's important to point out that this exercise was planned was initiated by germany in 2018. we have the chief of the german apples ingle gal have who said that this was fond fall before it rushes invasion of u k. what the signal that they want to saying is that the alliance is together, that they have the capability of sending 100 applicants from the u. s. the $250.00, taking a pause in this exercise that they will defend every inch of nato terry tree. and that's also what they said during the press conference when they started, and where they presented a. this exercise with more than 25 countries taking part in some of them, not even nato countries and mobile this mean full regular ad traffic here in your or that's one of the big questions. what the german air force is saying is what they want to try to minimize this is most is it possible. and, but of course there will be 3 different areas where planes will be flying. they will not fly at the same time. there will be changes there, of course they try to minimize it, but of course we are expecting some a delays when it comes to and traffic because this flights of probably, you'll see a plane landing now right behind

u. k. more widely in the u. k. many believe the market will sorted out. plenty of residential properties are going up. is that sold of plan before they've even being built and that's sold in a foreign property investment fads around the world rather than to london is prices which fall exceed uh well uh, the majority of, of, of the, this could, a for numerous london homes are empty serving merely its financial investments are speculative purchased, as mentioned, says the problem can only be tackled with major political interventions in the housing market. with solutions like a rent kept setting up a comprehensive social housing program and bottling speculators and agreed the landlord. lin pearman fell victim to one of them. now she is homeless and lives in a camper van, which he's parked in margate on the coast. 2 hours drive from london after being kicked out of her apartment when sold all her valuables and bought this fan. yeah i just don't want to give it a guy. i've got nothing to lose. i couldn't say oh, would get you couldn't even get a room for the money to i was allowed and to take the rest of my pension with me. no, it's

and as we've done before, the us and the u. k. a stood together to support ukraine and started off with the values of democracy and freedom and make sure that they prevailed, as i know we will. but also i completely agree with what you said. our economy is the say, perhaps the biggest transformation since the industrial revolution. as new technologies provide incredible opportunities for those that give our us raise more tools for the one thing i know what i'm confident, what changes the strength of our partnership, our friendship. and we will put all values front of it and send to the as we've always done, to deliver for the british. for your time, i take care with the residents, right. warehouse present trouble is there because every during the white house and put a whole show of balcony about that 2nd balcony. seeing the 1st bell and there's an awful lot of stories. bunch of parking pass wondering around the 3 in the morning bothering mrs. roosevelt side, you would you like, don't worry, you went see me. the lady said, well i'm

europe due to an unlucky ton of events. prerequisites fluids never existed before the but here's the pre world war man, the u. k. ad colonies in africa, india, china, the commonwealth of australia, asia, north and south america. from so it kept hoff of africa and huff of indo china belgium resist come, go. germany colonies in africa, asia, south america, and see on you get to the established colonies in somalia, ethiopia, and libya and era trail. the spanish colonies in south america and africa. the vote to go lucky bind colonies several times its own size and population. the usa also kept up with your hands. and so by the 20th century, most of the world was divided between a few colonial nations. the lot was going on in the colonies as well known him, documented millions of ruined lives. the slavery ruthless and remorseless exploitation. the british diplomats professor of political ideas and also william mountain, some s dot edu. and it's colonial system. and the reason for it to run is only one main thing is important for not as an internationally speaking, that is a nation's or that states are allowed to do

able to sort out economic migrants from the refugees and process asylum claims before accepting more refugees. in the u. k. asylum seekers are generally barred from work until they have attained refugee status. if they do not receive an initial decision on their asylum claims within 12 months, they can only apply to certain jobs like nurses, social workers, and engineers. the food poverty is a big consequence as prices rise to run a basic household and the burden of taking refugees is draining the european economies. crime rate is up, drug usage is up and many citizens are getting frustrated. refugees also have impacts and pressures on clean water energy and the environment. and the situation is turning into a permanent reality and has produced a negative attitude in many ordinary europeans seeing them as a burden on the local economy. many syrian refugees failed to stimulate into european societies. no, it is no fault of their own how our syrian supposed to integrate with the population that lives there when they can't work, because they don't know language or the customs. and they don't know anyone. the

produce because it stays fresh for much longer when not, of course, the one when they q u i c n, k i the one on the before we used to buy small quantities just enough to that show would sell out the same day, okay, could anyone do that? but now do we have the cold room? i mean, we've been buying a bulk, installed them without any problems at any time that kind of meet the customer's needs. and by simply setting what the us for, for the toner and sort of asking them to come back the next day for them coming back to you. because you can see it on my side by that it did kind to me it, that was the, it would be so many trait is how is it cold storage remains. the dream solutions like cold have, i still is very limited and there's a know most demand, some 220000000 people living in nigeria. and the population is growing faster than almost any other country in africa. or if you leave in the city, i'm sure you are used to hearing the sound of airplane crossing overhead. but hope you have a one that was helping to play that i'm no longer seek to fly. well, all sorts of things here are just a few examples, basical

u. k. 5 minutes are receives sudak. it's promising to somehow cut inflation in the ha before likely 2020 for re election campaign operate and continues to send key of mole so that it has just an alice, a maitre aide pyre and t to the will define to unlock the set of loans for ukraine on the military from the u. k. has provided billions more and hardware for the country and his fight against russia. regarding the standard of living in the u. k, we spoke to alexander mckay of red star radio. he says, it's not only unemployed and u. k. citizens who rely on food fines, but also people that have full time jobs. it's been coming for a very long time. and you mentioned the trussel for us before. i can recall a similar a full by the same organization 10 years ago. the ones they then governments of david cameron, that's a couch to public sector spending, the costs to social housing budgets. and the layoffs that came off the recession of 2008 was crazy get situation when more and more people was stuck in a situation of ingrained poverty. and this is only on was over the last decade to the point. now why we have these large number

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and he told me just before the meeting started, the u. k. was looking through its intelligence and hope to be able to share its intelligence with us reporters in the coming days. so a suggestion, i think needs of that. um, certainly the western nations believe, or at least one task to believe that they have information that they'll be able to release pretty soon that will show that russia was responsible for this. you've got as amber on you cried in the security council. you've got 2 completely different narratives and we've had them in the last 20 minutes. so, so uh, from uh, from the western side and from the russian side. ukraine will speak in this meeting because the security council is discussing the issue of the crime. ukraine doesn't serve on the security council currently, so that means we have to hit a 50 members of the security council. and then ukraine speaks off that they've all spoken about a minute less. so before you go, let me know if the, if the western states ukraine's allies up a path to present intelligence at some point

u. k. cord subaru, civil radcliffe, who came in with never been to and deb before, she had no idea of the country at all. and he was given 5 weeks to divide the country. and within 5 weeks, he takes the decision and he just draws up the lines, mounts back and could not tell anybody what the boundaries, well, you know, because it was only between him and radcliffe. and of course, the british government's back home in london. so focused on was born on the 14th of august, and india became independent on the 15th of august. but the domes of the partition of the country were only announced on the 17th of august. so it was a free in deal and focused on that loan to about what are the terms of the petition . but the people that completely on to bed and people have to leave. they have to leave their homes that being forced out of their homes. because there are riots all around them. people are you taking homes that driving people out? what happens in a situation like this when the nation is unprepared for it? and that is what had happened to the british left. a very unprotected nation been lost s

u. k cord, a civil servant radcliffe, who came in with never been to. and deb before, she had no idea of the country at all. and he was given 5 weeks to divide the country, and within 5 weeks he takes the decision and he just draws up the lines mount veterans could not tell anybody what the boundaries well, you know, because it was only between him and radcliffe. and of course, the preachers compliments back home in london. so papa son was born on the 14th of august. and india became independent on the 15th of august. but the terms of the partition of the country were only announced on the 17th of august. so it was a free in deal and focused on that loan to about what are the terms of the position . but the people, the completely on that and people have to leave. they have to leave the homes that being forced out of their homes. because there are rights all around them, people, are you taking homes that driving people out? what happens in a situation like this when the nation is unprepared for it? and that, that is what had happened to the british left. a very unprepa

u. k has put forward 3800000000 dollars in loan back guarantees. the us is looking at $1300000000.00 in aid. france is looking at $44000000.00. germany is looking at 416000000, and the u has before it a really big figure. they're looking at 50 for about $54.00 and a half $1000000000.00 worth of aid. over the next 3 years between 20242027, but about $37000000000.00 will be worth will be in low interest loans. so they're hoping that to get private investment on board as well. just like the u. k. has started to do to pick the way, okay, because we were talking about a government site just because the company's already pledging as well. company as others delving into this, i was surprised. i was really expecting there to be some flashy press release is look at how we're helping ukraine. if i'm being cynical, possibly a bit of a p r move, but those so far on day one of the conference has been pretty sent on the ground. i think part of the problem is that companies are waiting for a clarity on a, for example, how these loans are going to be backed up prime minister. the u. k. prime minister soon hasn't failed. a war risk insurance framework. and he's really tried to sell this. he said