u. k was at the home of this so far, but the u. k is looking at 3800000000 in terms of loan guarantees. compare that to just over $300000000.00 worth of a that they split up. so it's 305000000 worth of aid. but $3800000000.00 in comparison for a loan back guarantee. so they're hoping that if they back the loans, the private companies will start to put some money forward if they know that there's a little bit less risk in terms of their investments. so tell us, what are the investments like, what, what's the places have been stacking up? right. so the, the surveys and the estimates in terms of how much money is going to be needed are huge. it's right now looking at like $411000000000.00 worth of investment are going to be needed. and that figure, of course, is rising every day. but right now the figure that ukraine is focusing on is about $40000000000.00 worth of immediate needs. they've been starting to chip away at that so far. like i already mentioned, the u. k has put forward 3800000000 dollars in loan back guarantees. the us is looking at $

u. k. all the worlds full most democratic a on a pallet. so today president and i agreed to work together on a only safety, including multilaterally. now the u. k. looks forward to hosting the 1st level summit on a only safety later this year. so that we can see the extraordinary possibilities of this new technological age. and do so with confidence, and we on well placed to do so. i know some people have wondered what kind of partner person would be all, so we left, but you, i'd say just by all actions. we're committed to all values as, as a, as reliable in ally, as, as a, as attractive an investment destination as, as a start with changing to strengthening our relationships. not just with old friends like america in new york, but with new friends in the, in the pacific to. and we now have the freedom to regulate the new technologies that will shape our economic future like a on more quickly and selectively. that is the future that we are creating in person, confident, proud and free. let me close with a personal reflection. as jerry mentioned to you and i've seen quite a lot of each other in recent months, i gather on why it's of ease and started to

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u. k. territory after that can go to the european level, but it's, it's really not looking good. now, as long as the legal team argued that the u. s. u k. extradition treaty does not allow extradition in cases that are political and turns out there are some members, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing deeply disappointing. the u. k. high court has denied juliana send the right appeal, his extradition to the us. more important than ever vs trailer and government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate end to this matter. does the role of law apply into u. k. guys, sir? jonathan swift? rejection of julia in a sense of bill against expedition is another unfavorable duty shall ruling and backs the question whose interest is that your issue is serving? it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on just legal team. and at this point they still have one last stop. before the end of line. we'll have t

u. k. territory after that could go to the european level, but it's, it's really not looking good. now, as long as the legal team argued that the u. s. u k. extradition treaty does not allow extradition in cases that are political and turns out there are some members, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing. people of disappointing the u. k. high court has denied julia and assigned the right appeal, his extradition to the us. more important than ever vs trailer and government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate end to this matter. does the rule of law apply into u. k. guys, sir? jonathan swift, rejection of julia in a sense of bill against expedition is another unpaid them about the shell, ruling and backs. the question posed, interest is that your issue is serving. it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on just legal team. and at this point they still have one last stop. before the end of l

u. k. territory after that can go to the european level. but the, but it's, it's really not looking good now as long as it's legal team argued that the u. s. u k. extradition treaty does not allow extradition in cases that are political and turns out there are some numbers, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing deeply disappointing. the u. k. high court has denied julie on the sand, the right appeal, his extradition to the us. more important than ever vs trillion. government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate and to this matter, what does the rule of law apply into u. k. guys, sir? jonathan swift? rejection of julia in a sense of bill against expedition is another and feed them about the shell ruling and backs the question whose interest is that your issue is serving? it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to be route for us on just legal team. and at this point, they still have one last stop before the end

u. k. territory after that could go to the european level, but it's, it's really not looking good now as long as it's legal team argued that the u. s. u k. extradition treaty does not allow extradition in cases that are political and turns out there are some members, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing to put disappointing. the k high court has denied julie on the sand, the right appeal, his extradition to the us. more important than ever vs trillion. government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate and to this matter, does the of law a blind u. k. guy, sir? jonathan swift? rejection of julia in a sense, appeal against expedition is another unfavorable duty shall ruling and backs the question whose interest is that your issue is serving? it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on just legal team. and at this point they still have one last stop. before the end of line. we'll have to see what happ

u. k. territory after that can go to the european level, but it's, it's really not looking good. now, as long as the legal team argued that the u. s. u k. extradition treaty does not allow extradition in cases that are political and turns out there are some members, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing. deeply disappointed in the you. k high court has denied julia and assigned the right appeal, his extradition to the us. more important than ever vs trillion. government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate and to this matter, does the rule of law apply into u. k. guys, sir? jonathan swift, rejection of julia in a sense of bill against expedition is another unpaid them about do the show really and backs the question close interest is the judiciary serving? it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on just legal team. and at this point, they still have one last stop before the end of line will

u. k. first of all looks at what is a media interest and uh, i don't think so done is one of these priorities and then many it isn't into play. is that need to play or by the flux of that the interest for them? the interest is actually in the conflict. maturing into done, for example, the tubing bathrooms. and this combined to look the a p a. what kind of a, a small net, what type of mutation these and use or wisdom of substitute for me? i think it's important that the beginning to find the thing i said that only focusing yukon to couple of democracy in the roman to total energy democracy assessing the structure of the structure of that of to be constructed so that those are the pieces with up for that democracy, the international community, kind of close its eyes to what would be the big problem that is going to cause you many of the countries in the was the take you to rushes south. now we're an international conference on global biological security devices currently taking place and sold to a $150.00 participants from 30 countries are in attendance at the summit, which will also explore wa

u. k. territory after that can go to the european level. but it's, it's really not looking good now as long as it's legal team argued that the u. s. u k. extradition treaty does not allow extradition in cases that are political and turns out there are some members, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing. people of disappointing the k high court has denied julie on the sand, the right appeal, his expedition to the us. more important than ever vs trillion. government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate end to this matter. does the role of law apply into u. k. guys, sir. jonathan swift, rejection of julie, in a sense, appeal against extradition is another. on faith and level d shall ruling and backs the question whose interest is that your issue is serving? it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on just legal team. and at this point they still have one last stop. before the end of lin

u. s. during his trip to washington dc. so any a guy who go takes a look at how much influence the u. k wields in a post breaks it reality. it has survived the test of time, a bone and forged by common democratic ideals and values. so says the us state department that has withstood challenges, embrace changes, no matter the difference between this lead is and it was winston churchill himself hoff american. by way of his mother to coined the phrase, the special relationship, and the sentiment echoed by the current prime minister wishes to knock. you continue to hold of us green card while he was the child sort of the ex jacob stanford man. but it is not without its tests, not least for the u. k. sit adapting to life outside the european union. the u. k is no longer part of one of the largest markets in the world. it is on its own. it is, it hasn't, you know, sorted out its relationship with europe that's improving that helps. but america can no longer look to the u. k as the country that it feels most comfortable with. that's part of one of the biggest markets in the world. but it's not just a question of economics, defens

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 to another, we expect russian to do the same. russia will put forward 8 states position on this. but

u. k. industry looks to foreign labor. it means cricket is take for 10 protective into their own hands literally on day one of the 2nd cash. the . you're locked into your world, further update for europe in africa. nice to have your long. so the winds of turned around that means temperatures will slowly come down across portugal and spain so, so they'll $38.00. that's what you're going to max out at on thursday. now, same goes for northwest staff for cost, specifically, morocco, cooler air is starting to rush in. so for the 1st time and a few days there in cash, i don't think you're going to get above 40 degrees. expect to europe, we go, we've had some heavy pulses of rain beller roofs, western ukraine. we also have some wet weather dancing in across the boss for us. so is stumbled is going to lower your temperature to $24.00, but still some heat to be found through the g and the eastern mediterranean garcia . you don't max out at 37 degrees. all the batch of rain has certainly freshened up the atmosphere in london over th

u. k tre deal that was promised by the tories. can you explain exactly how this will benefit the u. k. economically. but it's interesting when you look at the aspects of the deal, because they include being able to move goods more easily, particularly on the defense side, where of course, there is a serious concern right now, internationally. so you have that agreement that in terms of exchanging goods and, and also the u. k. being able to supply the us with the whatever the inputs is required for the defense cooperation that already exists. of course, between the us, the u. k. and an australia which has to be strong, of course, quite recently that that is allowing free movement of all of the products. also, course, it's in the area of the minerals and, and to the types of material that is absolutely need it for moving into the green technology area. so that's quite an important part to view k to ensure that there are no terrorist. so at least those easier of trades between the 2 countries. so the cost to businesses, the case, considerably less, both in terms of being in tech support. and of course being able to import as well . and

let's look at some of the stories making headlines around the world from a u. k. prime minister bar, as johnson has resigned, as a member of parliament, after an inquiry recommended his suspension. the investigation looked into the web . johnson miss lads, the house of commons over the following cove and 19 rules. when he was in office, his resignation worked straight to a bi election in his margin, all the 10s of thousands of people. this filled the streets of val great and calling for sabine president alexander booth is to resign for 6 months protests to take place after 2 deadly shootings. shocked the nation last month. but just as accused the government of fostering the culture of violence, the columbia government and the country's largest remaining remaining gorilla group . the land have agreed to a temporary truce. president was double pet throw and the groups command, antonio garcia, signed for 6 months. the spot deal in cuba is capital savannah. this is the latest attempt to end a conflict dating back to the 19 sixty's soldiers, police, and rescue workers

here's a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. for my u. k prime minister barak johnson has resigned as a member of parliament. after an inquiry recommended his suspension. the investigation looked into whether johnson was led to the house of commons over the following, colbert 19 rooms. when he was an office, his resignation will trigger a by election and his marginal seemed columbia as government and the country's largest remaining gorilla group airline and have agreed to a temporary truce president gustavo federal and the groups command. antonio garcia signed the 6 month c, spy, d o in cuba, his capital havana. this is the latest attempt and conflict dating back to the 1960 davis, the sick of a sport melon in tennis nova junk of age, has made it into the french open. final way, he'll face no ways, casper road on sunday. you knocked out well, number one, carlos alvarez, who was impressive tournament was cut short by injury. it was a buffalo between the old god and the new generation twins a year old. carlos alcatraz be up and coming star ag

the next page of the hearings will look at the u. k. care sector and vaccines. charlie angela has moved from london, is what i've just come from inside the inquiry where we had to go see who is the, the council to the inquiry saying that no country can be positively prepared for a pandemic. but it certainly can be under prepared. and that's what this model is going to be looking at, just how resilient this country was in the face of, of how does that make and how many emergency plans were already in place. questions that he says one on said include was the department of health adequately prepared was the need for must provision a personal protective equipment. that was that planning for extra hospital bed. so today is just opening statements. but as the weeks ago, one will be hearing from some key witnesses and some of those is being cooled could include from the prime minister david cameron, and for my health minister, jeremy hon. so we expect a lot of a spaces to be on to pandemic. simulations that took place during 2016 exercises th

and the next stage of the hearings, we'll look at the u. k. care sector and vaccines. we have charlie angelo coming in the story for us to running us from london. so charlie, this inquiry was launched about a year ago. but these are the 1st public hearings. what can we expect the? well, we can expect the deep dive from virus byron is how kit the inquiry check into just her pad. the u. k. was in the events of a ton demik and what emergency plans already in place. and we will be hearing from key witnesses, which could include full, my prime minister, david cameron for the health minister, jeremy han sinfulness, finance minister, george osborne. in the coming weeks, as he inquired, tries to determine why brittany wasn't more resilience in the face of a time. debit and we expect missing parts. it focuses particularly on 2 exercises, simulations that took place in 2016 exercise sickness, an exercise alice, which shows just how long passed the country was in the event of a fictional pandemic by the by influenza or refer it to a virus at that time. epidemiologist shows how ho

the next stage of the hearings will look at the u. k. care sector, as well as vaccines, and their procurement or following this process closely, or families of those who lost loved ones during the pandemic. and as charlie angela reports, the inquiry started with their testimony. we've been in a paper that order for this but and then also for a minute, a moment to moist is the following size of how it happened or very quick stories of last families of those who died of cubic 19 opened the inquiry, but the devastating testimony entry door to follow the eyes of the month. oh, they have been quite well. ok. so the question, could these tests have been avoided? i intend to answer the following 3 questions. was the u. k. appropriate for past, for pandemic? was the response to it appropriate? and come with the lessons for the future. witnesses over the next few weeks could include home, the prime minister, david cameron, and former health minister jeremy hunt and questions will be us as to why, despite pandemic simulation exercises in 2016 whe

the next stage of the hearings will look at the u. k. care sector, as well as black scenes and their procurement. well, following this process closely, are families of those who lost loved ones during the pandemic. astronomy, as the reports, the inquiry started with their testimony. we've been in the people that or is the most or for a minute, is a moment to moist, is the following size of how it happened, or very quick stories of loss. families of those who died of cubic 19 opened the inquiry with the devastating testimony doin alone. following the eyes of the month old, they heard being quite well. ok, so the question could these tests have been avoided? i intend to answer the following 3 questions. was the u. k. appropriate prepared for pandemic? was the response to it appropriate? and can we learn lessons for the future? witnesses over the next few weeks could include full and the prime minister, david cameron and former health minister, jeremy hunt and questions will be us as to why, despite pandemic simulation exercises in 2016 wh

u. k. and although in things i'm not looking dot bought in in the us uh, the fact that the federal reserve stopped or pause interest rate increases suggest to us old that perhaps they're worried about moving doing it to make the banking crisis resurfacing. so um, yeah, there are concerns about recession. oh yeah. across the glove. okay. i guess of this trend does continue, the interest rates keep on pricing. i mean, what does this do for the, the average person? i mean, how much more pain can they take as well? it's pretty bad because real disposable incomes have gone down so many, especially in the u. k. for example, where, what tax the civil so going up. but what we're seeing is that inflation is coming down and the for some of the pressures that people, hospitals depend on reducing quite considerably so. so that's good news. and employment has stayed well, a rather unemployment has been quite low. in fact, in europe, less the, the level is less is lower than it was pre fund. demik is knowing that he's been in a very long period of time. so. so the awesome good news and uh, individuals a

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the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s. u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern fighter jets that page the way for keith to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model. exactly where from and when there's not yet clear. i've seen sol bulk or pastors. yeah. the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose it because of its own regression. threats out, it will become weaker and further isolate to see if this is a low balance. for no gemini, high speed, i would say of the coalition thought defense minister bar as historian has not ruled out playing a supporting role in the future. let's look at this with that military analyst, that many of them might home from the defense studies department at kings college atlanta, and welcome back to w a. u. any clear about to donate these f sixteens in crucially, when they'll be delivered a good day. well, everybody wants to know whereas those f sixteens will be coming from and from board . it looks like poten

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s . u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern and fights projects that page the way for keith to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model . exactly where from and wayne is not yet clear. as the sole vocal passes. yeah, the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose because of its own regression, but it will become weaker lot and further isolated. cbs is a little one. for now, gemini has stayed out of the coalition, bought defense minister bar as historian has not realized playing a supporting role in the future. so is it germany going to deliver for ukraine, or is it going to dig in its heels more? i'm going to bring in alexander mueller, his defense policy spokesman for the parliamentary group of germany's liberal, freed democrats as the f t p party, which is a member of the current governing coalition. it's really, it's good to have you with this. let me just ask you in general, is there any doubt in yo

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s . u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern and fights projects that page the way for keith to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model . exactly where from and wayne is not yet clear. c. as in sold multiple places. yeah. the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose because of its own regression, but it will become weaker lot and further isolate to see this is a low balance. for now, gemini, high speed, i would say of the coalition bought, defense minister bar as historian, has not realized playing a supporting role in the future. so police party is a form, a nationwide policy chief analysis of the ceo of the international political and security consultancy fund. raz most and global you recently returned from keith. i believe where you met with policy be. does that? what would you say you coordinates most right now for me it's western allies. i would say 2 things. the one you were mentioning in your p

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s . u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern and fights projects that page the wafer key of to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model. exactly where from and when there's not yet clear a, as in sole vocal passage at the very 1st ukrainian f. 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose it because of its own regression. threats out that it will become weaker and further isolate to see this is a low balance for no gemini, high speed. i would say of the coalition bought, defense minister bar as historian has not ruled out playing a supporting role in the future. will ministry analyze somebody in the might on asked from the defense studies department of kings college of london? i asked her, well, ukraine's f sixteens we're likely to come from? well, everybody wants to know whereas those f sixteens will be coming from and from board . it looks like potential of denmark, and so nasa lens could be us could supply some of those f si

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s. u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern fighter jets that page the way for keith to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model. exactly where from and when it's not yet clear a as in sold both old places. yeah. the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose because of its own regression, but it will become weaker lot and further isolate to see this is a little one. for no gemini, high speed, i would say of the coalition bought, defense minister bar as historian has not ruled out playing a supporting role in the future. so how much of a difference would f, 16 fighter jets make on the battlefield? could they help turn the tide and ukraine's favor? i put those questions to a rough hand los of the european council on foreign relations. the have succeed as opposed to intercept russian crews and ballistic missile all send drawings. they are supposed to keep rushes on hair across the bay, and that's supposed

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s . u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern fights, projects that page the wafer key of to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model. exactly where from and when there's not yet clear as the sole vocal passes. yeah, the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose because of its own regression. threats out that it will become weaker slot and further isolate to see this is a little one. for now, gemini has stayed out of the coalition, bought defense minister bar as historian has not ruled out playing a supporting role in the future. or should ukraine get more a fighter jets? i put the question to alexander mueller used to the defense policy spokesman for the parliamentary group of germany's liberal, free democrats. they should get fired at the spot. we f of costs to, uh, to a to look well what is suitable. and i think the 16 is the most you suitable plane and ukraine. so you said the same way. there are man

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s . u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern and fights projects that page the wafer key of to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model. exactly where from and when there's not yet clear a as in sole vocal passes. yeah, the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose it because of its own regression. threats out that it will become weaker lot and further isolate to see this is a little and then for no gemini, high speed. i would say of the coalition thought defense minister bar as historian has not ruled out playing a supporting role in the future. more now we can talk to raphael, los a former or a foreign policy and security expert with your being council on foreign relations. thanks for being with us. bravo! how big of a difference would f, sixteens, or similar fighter jets make on the battlefield? a new crate. the succeed as opposed to intercept russian crews and ballistic missiles and drones, they are

u k, u e you could so right, so having dealt with the cova dom, do you now go and look for something else to investigate but how does that work? yes, they say to this investigation on an attack, some critical infrastructure instead of ation is an 18 months investigation. and we have 3 specific pillows that we're looking at. so pats and attacks of which this would fall within. i'm also going to be looking and are looking at mary paul and the, and a number of different incidents that occurred within that stage. and particularly with a view on humanitarian, accessed by nations, and attacks on critical infrastructure within mary paul. and then the said to let is a tax on agriculture and grades, so we will continue furthering our investigations specifically on that them itself, but alongside a number of different concurrent investigations. because it's very clear, we thank you for your time. wish you well with your efforts to catch you and, and build up from global rights compliance. thank you so much. thank you very much . thank. he asked, the boy continues. thousands of ukrainian soldie

u. k, u e, you have construction, right? so having dealt with the co dom, do you now go and look for somebody else to investigate, but how does that work? yes, they say to this investigation on an attack, some critical infrastructure instead of ation is an 18 months investigation. and we have 3 specific pillows that we're looking at. so pats and attacks of which this would fall within. i'm also going to be looking and are looking at mary paul and the, and a number of different incidents that occurred within that stage. and particularly with a view on humanitarian, accessed by nations, and attacks on critical infrastructure within mary paul. and then the said to let is a tax on agriculture and grades that so we will continue furthering our investigation specifically on the dom itself. but alongside a number of different concurrent investigations because it's very clear, we thank you for your time. wish you well with your efforts to catch you in and out from global rights compliance. thank you so much. thank you very much. thank he, of the as the will continues, thousands of ukrainian soldiers have been killed and injured, figh

the international fighter jet coalition looks like this. the u. s. u k. front and others have pledge to train ukrainian pilots on modern and fights projects that page the wafer key of to get his hands on the cherished f. 16 model. exactly where from and when there's not yet clear. i've seen sol vocal pastors. yeah. the very 1st ukrainian f 16 will be one of the strongest signals from the world that russia will only lose it because of its own regression. threats out that it will become weaker lot and further. i somebody to see this is a little and then for no gemini, high speed. i would say of the coalition thought defense minister bar as historian has not ruled out playing a supporting role in the future. police party is a form and a good policy chief and the ceo of the international security consultancy firm as most and global. he's recently met with policy leaders in keith. i asked what you find needs most from its western outlets. i would say to face the one you were mentioning in your previous report, come back to aircraft, 4th generation come back to

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them back as defense, alice maureen and run us out and take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. former u. k. prime minister boris johnson is resigning as a lawmaker after being told he will be sanctioned of for misleading parliament. a committee was investigating whether johnson has left the house of commons when he is at all co with 19 rules were followed during the pandemic. his resignation will trigger a bi election and has marginal seats to the government. and so molly, as, as long as militants have attacked a hotel and no good issue, witnesses, they armed as hackers, storm b, upscale pearl beach restaurant located on the popular lido beach. a rescue operation is underway with several people reported to be wounded. the government says the is one of us all survived. terrorist group is behind the attack. columbia is government and the country's largest remaining carrillo, group the eel, and have agreed a temporary troops at the end of a 3rd round of peace talks. a 6 month cease fire deal was signed by columbia in president of the old pedro and national liberation army commander antonio ga

so we'll look at the u. k. cash sector, and vaccines, or families who lost loved ones during the pandemic have been demonstrating in london, they stood outside holding pictures of family members who died. the lawyer for be raved from east for justice says. they want justice and accountability. shoddy angela has more from london. what i've just come from inside the inquiry where we had to go see who is the, the council to the inquiry saying that no country can be positively prepared for a pandemic, but it certainly can be under prepared. and that's what this model is going to be looking at, just how resilient this country was in the face of, of how does that make and how many emergency plans were already in place. questions that he says one on said include was the department of health adequately prepared was the need for mass provision of personal protective equipment. that was that planning for extra hospital bed. so today is just opening statements, but as the weeks go, one will be hearing from some key witne

the next stage of the hearings will look at the u. k. care sector, and vaccines will try me. angela is telling all this for us from london joins as i live on the use our so the inquiry. tony was launch a year ago. but these are the 1st public hearings. what can we expect? what i just coming from inside the inquiry where we had to go see to is the, the council to the inquiry saying that no country can be possibly print head for a time demick, but it's set and it can be on different paths. and that's what this model is going to be looking at, just how resilient this country was in the face of, of how does that make and how many emergency plans were already in place. questions that he says one on said include was the department of health adequately prepared? was the need for mass provision of hospital protective equipment. that was that planning for extra hospital bed. so today is just opening statements but as the week. so one will be hearing from some key witnesses and some of those things hold could include former prime minister david cameron, and for my health minister, jere