u. k. had wanted to see a resolution to accomplish it should have never happened in the 1st place. they had an opportunity and assemble and they walked away from it. and as a result, why would the russians engage with the same players for some kind of resolution? they have no reason to be. yeah. oh, cool. up in north seen pipeline. oh, cool. a sabotage. they, the blacks, the green initiative, it's the west that has done this repeatedly. i have read account after account of accounts about the blacks a grain initiative. the russians walked away from it, but nobody explains why. go ahead and berlin it or they didn't all the walk away from the negotiations in late 20 in late february 2022 and early to april 2020 attribute. there was a 2022 the if there was a big opportunity to sign a piece the and the okay. and do united states sold the ukrainians that you're not allowed to sign on? decided we're going to give you all the weapons and ammunition that you need to continue despite and what i thought of, there's nothing about your grade without you pray the notes, but now who run out of, i

u. k. had wanted to see a resolution to accomplish that should have never happened in the 1st place. they had an opportunity and assemble and they walked away from it. and as a result, why would the russians engage with the same players for some kind of resolution? they have no reason to be. yeah. oh, cool. up in north st. fights like, oh, cool, a sabotage. they the blacks, the green initiative, it's the west spit as douglas repeatedly. i have read account after account of accounts about the blacks a grain initiative. the russians walked away from it, but nobody explains why. go ahead and berlin it or they didn't all the walk away from the negotiations in late 20 in late february 2022 and early to april 2023. there was a 2022 the if there was a big opportunity to sign a p. c. and d, okay, and do united states sold the ukrainians that you're not allowed to sign on? decided we're going to give you all the weapons and ammunition that you need to continue despite. and what i thought of is nothing about your grade without you pray. the notes but no good on out of, i mean it sion we have in

u. k. had fallen is in asia mostly such as india or south east asia, spain, porch or go to the netherlands. what well, the united states. they never really had big colonies, but they were into slave trade. they exploded people they bought and sold people, and they basically controlled the land that belonged to the native americans. and they also treated the states around them as colonies. so the west for centuries was formed around this idea that they are exclusive because they have the power because they are the strong ones. so they can take advantage of because they have that power. they don't need to justify their actions. they need to be can just reap the benefits of their aggressive exploration of the planet. that was their collective logical. it became their collective logic. and it is amazing that in the 21st century, their former colonies in africa, asia, and latin america became not just independent sovereign states with their national symbols and borders. and they became members of th

u. k. had cool with this boom and into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server, shows that before operation north, when we investigate just arrived at the u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian desks involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involved nighttime rates on civilian homes like that of psych full a yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the soldiers play black, who's over the hands of the men of the house and bound their hands with blasted ties. the women and children, including 19 year old. so i fully, uh, what i should guess through them on the out to wall of the families compound while they were

u. k had cool with this booming into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server, show it to before operation north. when we investigate just arrived at the u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian deaths involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involved nighttime raids on civilian homes like that of psych full like yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the soul just plays black. who's over the hands of the men of the house and bound their hands with blasted ties? the women and children, including 19 year old. so i fully uh, what i should to guess through them on the out of all of the families compound. while they were being detained, that had burst of gunfire. when the helicopters flew off site full, a headed

u. k. had cool with this booming into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server. showing that before operation north, when we investigate just arrived at the u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian debts involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involve nighttime raids on civilian homes like that of psych full like yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the soul just plays black. who's over the hands of the men of the house and bound their hands with blasted ties? the women and children, including 19 year old. so i fully uh, what i should to guess through them on the out of all of the families come found. while they were being detained, they had burst of gunfire. when the helicopters flew off

u. k. had its hottest june since records began in 1884, the average temperature hit 15 point take degrees celsius even on talked a country and it's winter period as registered on usually high temperatures on the same patterns can be seen across the us, india and spain. but peter newman is from coast and university. i'm the lead off on multiple you and climate reports. he says the extreme weather patterns of house consequences. we should be very worried because there are going to be a death sentence. as for many people who can't access it, conditioning particularly, and when we get 50 degree days, that is just a killer. and both sides have many spaces around the world that will disappear under this enormous change. its ordinary people. we need to see that we do have to change. we have to get more and more solar into a lot more and more electric vehicles. more and more cities are gonna have to do electrification of everything running off time. shawn, that's the change. we've rolled up to my, got

u. k. had call in is in asia mostly such as india or south east asia is fine. yeah. spi i are for chick on the netherlands. what? well, the united states for me, the colored name at much see what bar let me know. they never really had been calling these but what they were into a slave trade. they explore the people they bought and sold people, and they basically controlled the land that belonged to the to americans. and they also treated the states around them as colonies, most definitely in unit. so the west for centuries was formed around this idea that they are exclusive because they have the power because they are the strong ones. so they can take advantage of because they have that power. they don't need to justify their actions. they need to be, can just read the benefit of all and use their aggressive exploration of the planet . that was their collective logical. it became their collective logic conditions. and it is amazing that the 21st century is there for my calling in africa, asia, and latin america in the team, not just the defense, and i need solv

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u. k. had its hottest june since records begun in 1884 average temperature head 15.8 degrees celsius even until it's a concrete and it's winter period has registered on. usually high temperatures on the same patterns can be seen across the us, india, in spite of its a name and is a professor of sustainability at coats in universe tend to lead author on multiple un climate reports. you joins us nice now from the past in western australia. good to have you with us. so we seen these records breaking time, which is now just how worried should we be? well, we shouldn't be very worried because there are going to be a death sentence, as for many people who can't access it, conditioning particularly. and when we get 50 degree days, that is just a killer and also to many spaces around the world, but will disappear under this enormous change. so what can we do then to modify the style behavior about the existing infrastructure of, of towns and cities, for example. yes, and it is, there is good news in th

u. k. we had from some of them are clients were very scott of a sensor lambda come to say know nothing about mice. and now that being said, some of the all as a salt lake, reach protection and safety in these half months that you put the more pressure for that you have a lot of mind to suspend that. i get a manual that alonza, a small fee of that shameful deal. respect you not a rifle, the other fugitives, while it's usually a whole time because this is a flock set policy set because roles is on the phone and i'm delighted for those individual assign them because you have one that case today they just see off the issue with the appropriate rule, one them position is as a u. k. the developed country that needs to offer adequate support for the refugees or a or ways repeated that to this data or is it under low full and the decision of the quotes that us on eastern is that the u. k. stay with this thing with this as city of las vegas, new great is the editor country. it says and in democratic countr

u. k. economy jury had disastrous 49 days in office. she's now presenting yourself as a defend apply with these interests. a full day visit to the island surgery in may, so have paid almost a $115000.00, which is governments such have been invited by ty, ones for ministry. payments was made by the prospect foundation, a nonprofit local thing. so i don't have is it just said taiwan was an enduring rebuke. 2 or 4 or 4. terry newsome and she could size beijing stance on typing to mrs. charleston. i both attended copenhagen democratic summit during these on twist on this trust on the school. the importance of cooperation among global democracy is in the face of authoritarian expansion is you have managed to achieve this under your right leadership. despite the fact that the has been intimidating assets by the people's republic of china, we have to make sure taiwan is able to defend itself. i want to see the development of an economic nature where countries like funded and support freedom and democracy . what together economically to challen

of a line by saying that it was a side note to give a timeline for nathan membership, we even had the u. k. defend to minutes, so you can have very strong support for the train saying essentially, well, it'd be nice if you said thank you every now and season lensky now kind of suddenly resting things back end of the putting a positive spin on this thing. so let's get close, has to manage, he's not just trying to kind of get the most as of the world. he's also trying to manage his own people's expectations. it's a tough job that he's a tough life for him to work, especially it's always reachable kind of our international edit. so thank you very much for bringing us up to date of your continued coverage of our rolling coverage of today's summit in bill us. thank you. very much for watching. i've been presented and that brings you up to date on the latest hit on the war in you print . thank you for watching the stay up to date. don't miss our highlights. the t w program online. the w. com highlights you become a criminal.

u. k. in the us had said that the focus of the exercise, this is telling us so bathing, sees that it's important at this junk just really display its own capabilities. and these no time patrols are about ensuring that it maintains its access to the pacific regents. should there be any conflict in future? no salary ties with washington has really pushed age, inclusive to must go to the state. it has refused to condemn the rule in ukraine will condemn russian invasion of ukraine, and it's continue to invest. and what it says is a strategic partnership with most of the one that is mutually beneficial and one of the aging. and this does not target any country you all to 0. staging. libya is now using chinese un to pay for international trade and a growing challenge to us dollar dominance. the countries trade minister says un transactions accounting for 10 percent of phone trades since may go out and trade in south america and the caribbean has steadily increased. let's say that it's being driven in pond by a global shortage of us dollars, which countries rely on to pay for imports. for us, for a for

u. k as well. we have had a republican movement in this country for a 100 years, but one of the major problems with moving forward with the republican moving forward with democracy effectively is the fact that embedded in these systems which are linked to the british monarchy. we have very and the democratic features, for example, there was no such thing as citizens and the starting constitution. we are subjects of i read a treat mama key and you have an oligarchy, effectively which is against the idea or giving citizens a site in house or a public is created to us claims that it has africa's best interest at heart, full canyon law school. the to the low low bloomberg discusses the confidence of global relations with option with tennessee on isn't going on the ground program for the full episode will be ad on monday. but here's a quick preview. do you think the grading conflict is having these echoes through africa because we saw how the american back to the guy laughing at t grey with neutralized when extend

u. k as well. we have had a republican movement in this country for a 100 years, but one of the major problems with moving forward with the republic and moving forward with democracy effectively is the fact that embedded in these systems which are linked to the british monarchy. we have very and the democratic features, for example, there was no such thing as citizens and the starting constitution. we are subjects of, i read a treat monkey and you have an oligarchy, effectively which is against the idea or giving citizens of sight in house or public. his creation of the russian present matter, present hosted in meeting with his brother, russian counterpart alex on the cushion co at the close on 10 of ski ties this pages. but the president's amazing adjustment come with a variety of topics from economic council. curious, the discussions of the course of the conflict in refrain and phone will continue to live by us and meet again for on the weekend. both theaters visits, it's amazing floating exam and stuff for

u. k as well. we have had a republican movement in this country for a 100 years. but one of the major problems with moving forward with the republic and moving forward with democracy effectively. it's the fact that embedded in these systems which are linked to the british monarchy. we have very and the democratic features, for example, there is no such thing as citizens and the starting constitution. we are subjects of i read a treat mama key and you have an oligarchy, effectively which is against the idea of giving citizens a site in house or a public is created below the models, nelson mandela international day, this week, overriding the legacy of the fullness of improve upon psych icon oh, who correspondent and the good report from the celebrations in south africa as the international days of the international of southern states held in the, on the 8th of july. the. so that's a couple so around the world, it, is it the way we come memories and send a breach of the life of the legacy of nelson mandela who is the 1st of the laptops that african prison is also an

u. k. what is the future of nato? it's had a brick wall with the curriculum, click there now young. and i think what they are doing now expand that into what they called pop those. and now i think so. um, you know, they are thinking now planning to set up in an actual office in the day is not in accordance with is found being treat yugoslavia 99. absolutely, absolutely. it's that hard break. we'll continue our discussion on the data. so i'm gonna stay with our members aside as x one ending in the 6595. and then in the european union, the kremlin media initially all the band on youtube, the national yes. or below the shooting gym or something for most of the them. yeah. also the nice window jumps the welcome back across stock were the okay right before we went to the break i was talking with, ya know, no, i just said, but yeah, 99. it has. i've done things that letter, of course, very un charlton based trade davis, the a's on to code 5 about the father inside the girl, a piece research tomorrow. and i would suggest independent international commission, but as who would look into how

u. k as well. we have had a republican movement in this country for a 100 years, but one of the major problems with moving forward with the republican moving forward with democracy effectively is the fact that embedded in these systems which are linked to the british monarchy. we have very and the democratic features, for example, there was no such thing as citizens and the starting constitution. we are subjects of, i read a treat monkey and you have an oligarchy, effectively which is against the idea of getting citizens. a site in house or a public is created. the dozens of women in new delhi have gathered to protest in solidarity with the victims of a recent assault in the north east of india. the monega ends to violence against women in india, the demonstrations wage banners and prayed and signed outside the sacred holland cathedral lighting candles and cooling the incidents hot breaking into a police have a rest of 6 months. the so called s nicky motivated ourselves in the countries of money for the space

u. k as well. and we have had a republican movement in this country for a 100 years. but one of the major problems with moving forward with the republic and moving forward with democracy effectively is the fact that embedded in these systems which are linked to the british monarchy. we have very and the democratic features, for example, there was no such thing as citizens and the starting constitution. we are subjects of i read a treat mama key and you have an oligarchy, effectively which is against the idea or giving citizens a site in house or a public is created and vice old from main today, my colleague in mickey island will be with you at the top of the al, i'm right, hold on a machine oil and then it's on the website. but i do think i do that. i literally took me to just be a little more sort of by you for did you see a show personally, do you think that would be a list of the those are good people are supplementing the preston separately. it would it be separated without the community? so what the, what else does he have? so what community terms anyway, some of

but something that ukraine had been asking for the, the u. k. on the other end is bound by an international treaty that they have signed. the u. s. hasn't signed, that is a ban on cluster munitions. so that's one difference. but the other one, the really topical one is also about ukraine's pause to nato membership. president biden is a more cautious, as you mentioned in the report, you said over the weekend that ukraine is not ready to join in the middle of the war. the u. k. is pushing for some clear a pos possibly some short cuts um for the suit. you know, the, the relationship is strong, there is a support for you can bought. there are differences in these 2 mainly and these 2 subjects. so special relations of yes, but also hiccups. and even in the british press, there was some news papers. they said the president biden is empty british, so there's something that they would have to to. and when they meet you in downing street very, very soon they are good mass in london. thank you. 6 people including 3 children and i've been told in an attack

u. k. he's facing waltz spring, dumped the $8.00 oh $8.00 dial emma had never understood to 10 sheets for each. so you've got to where do you do it? in the daytime it's 15 degrees celsius in the flat. but the 9th it goes down to 8 degrees. last jacket, half a dust. so since 6 o'clock this 140, well not most of the jump up and t shirts so that i could leave that fired off. it's a small fun, utah doesn't really heated in believe i'm not type this 10 page. graham knows that exactly because he has a pre payment meter, he has to pay the energy up front. the damages supply us with committed and sec, where they call the data, which means the 10 and just to p for these out as a tape before he actually sees it. he didn't have a choice. if customers don't pay that bills on time, the energy supply is automatic in store a pre payment meter. 4000000 british households now have one of the few days later we meet graham again. he has to go to a nearby shop to get his prepayment, meet a key top top 10. your top mileage has a all for me. will you please? i get a look at a lot trying to please call me please. th

you had, you know, extinction rebellion we had to climate strikers. you have the u. k. announcing the 1st sort of net 0 target by 2050 in the world. and then early in 2020 a pandemic came, people are suddenly talking about government intervention. we're talking about investment instead of austerity. we're talking about building back a better and not going back to the economy pre pandemic. and coming out of the pandemic, we have the korean war, which put stressors across europe, particularly on energy supply. and what we saw was the u. k announced new north sea oil and gas, and that's put us in a really difficult position because investing a new fossil fuel infrastructure doesn't help us meet or meet our energy needs now . and it doesn't lower energy bills, but also just puts us in perpetual crisis because the climate crisis is not going anywhere. who the id feel about all of the big events that happened recent years and how that directly impacts what you're doing. yes, sir, for some context we launched at the end of july 2020 and then in may 2021. this has when we saw

u. k. excels on the sheet steps, you'll get the but had to read it so that these i would appreciate that. so they provide me in the developed country, it is a notion that is we lot dots the lines already even a doctor of their lives. they'll be able to deal with it. i don't think the magnitude of the problem is not address from the score really low in the office to deal with it at these even gone foot in the u. k, it is not totally the temperature rise. that one has been with this one has to also look to is the fact that this very country, which is known for his demo 3 see had 3 prime ministers in just 2 or 3 months. so this economic martyr is not totally destroying the nature. it is also not delivering to the needs of the developed countries because it's pretty exploitive in nature. and. ready doing that me being in the us or in canada or in russia, i would not be impacted by it. that perhaps is not going to happen. we have to take lessons for what is happening and you get and all the extra disasters that are happening around us. and then not happening only india volume the dish pack is

but of course, um, a 100 years ago, france, i had a fast empire that circled the globe and rivaled the u. k. as in terms of the sun, never setting this time, this case on the french empire of france, possessed colonies around the world still does tahiti places like a martinique and quite a loop in the, in the caribbean. they have a couple of islands off the coast of newfoundland canada, um, sammy's sappy i st. mika. no, they have um, the either, you know, in the middle of the indian ocean, you've had it kind of doing. yeah. and also in the pacific and other many colonies, they had best swabs of africa, particularly north africa. the north, many of the air of the air of a sort of saharan countries were part of the french dominion morocco, algeria, tunisia, and so on. and so what happened here definitely relates to that. after francis colonial um, aspirations began to evaporate with its defeat in the alger and independence struggle in the early 19 sixties. and by the way, that's really beautifully documented in a sort of pseudo documentary, the so called the battle of algiers that i would str

u. k prime is the re, she's to knock or the header all the short meeting. only about half an hour before the president. then rushed of twins a to meet with king charles. they had 2 together and the us president stress the special relationship. he knows that this is something that the british public ends with the u. k. prime minister really liked here. he said it was rock solid. but we do know that there are some differences of opinion, namely about ukraine's membership within they to over the weekend. president biden, the said that the credit is not ready in his opinion while they're in the middle of the role. but we also know that the u. k. prime minister soon august pushing for something foster, possibly some fall struck for ukraine for eventual nate to membership. so the 2 will have opportunity to discuss the differences because they're both going to go on to the native summit in vilnius, and that starts tomorrow. oh goodness. so you're trying says a russian attack on a bus. eventual area of a town is that to visa region has killed 4 people and wounded less than others. like when you're pregnant governess said the attack states, i humanitarian a distributio

u. k. prime minister, which you soon act later on monday had a key, nice her summers this week, biden's trip to here. it will be dominated by the gathering in this way. and yeah. and showing solidarity with your claim by that and says it's premature to allow your clients in joining the alliance in the middle of a war. earlier this week lives in announced washington will supply cluster munitions to keep that. so move that's criticized that strong criticism from the u . k. and all the allies like kind of has the laces from the white house. president biden strip is now well under way and a busy time in the united kingdom of visit with the british prime minister, and then a meeting for the 1st time with king charles. on his way to view k, president biden held a phone conversation with the president of turkey at risk of the one in which the issue of sweden's membership of nato was discussed. took it is opposed to giving membership to sweden because it says that sweden has a security issues which has got to guarantee before we can consider membership. president bite and pressure rising. took

u. k being of old america being involved as well. cnn credits in key if would be behind this latest a bridge bloss, if the us had at croft at the time in the skies above the bridge, the u. k as well. we talked about us drones, maybe a u. k. recognizance plane. why are they targeting mog civilian infrastructure that is not being used for military purposes? because they understand that the only way for the average team, the only hope not only of, of, not really of winning this conflict, but coming out of it in any type of complete situation is to shatter the morale of the russian people to make them fern on the government, they know that conflict cannot be won military. they know that they are already re shelves and vehicles that can usefully be supplied to the key every game. that's why they've always been more concerned about mation war. then with any actual strategic value, which is why they hit the civilian part of the bridge and not the railroad part of the bridge that conceivably might have accidentally been used for military traffic that was completely on damage. that was not touch. mark, what about, i mean, you talked about cnn

so it have diabetes, heart disease, you've had a stroke, the rates of depression, twice the england average. the u. k is national health system, the n h s isn't particularly helpful in pool areas. it might be free, but on average patients have to wait 13 weeks to get an appointment with a doctor. hi lisa. this mike. dave and then don't. those practices are so busy, the consultations have to be brief, even for seriously ill patients like lisa has cancer and pneumonia, the best i can, you really weighs the on you really lazy patients. so suppose to stick to one problem consultation policy regardless of the severity of the condition of the tax. but don't dispense, it doesn't have time to listen according to an a chance rules. patients get a 10 minutes off with a g p that shows have been in any of the industrialized nation. so 10 minutes includes reading the notes, seeing the patients writing the notes all of that in 10 minutes. and again, if you noticed the main problem with lisa was her infection, but she also wanted to talk about a hearing. and so lots of people will come in on site as well as well as

the consequence for those suspected of murder us president joe biden bull soon had to 10 down in st for amazing with u . k prime minister issues to nak, biden's trip to europe will be dominated by later summit. and miscellaneous, that begins on tuesday and it's showing solid dallas he's a few crane that's bringing that correspond to nothing ball, but he's joining us from downing street and the u. k. among those who voice concerns about the u. s. providing the widely bad cluster bombs to ukraine. that announcement comes a few days ago, intervene and you can and will be high on the agenda on the to lead as meeting wanted. absolutely. uh this is the 6th meeting between the 2 men since 5 minutes a. so you're not actually 2 copies last october and just a few days before a couple of days before president biden arrived here in for it to the us, announced that it would be supplying ukraine with those costs the munitions. and they say that they've received assurances from ukraine that they wouldn't be used in russia or in civilian areas about some not enough to stop criticism from some countries, including nature.

u. a. e. to hello strongly in mind that his k 9 companion had been rescued off the coast of mexico. often during 3 months of c, tim shaddick had involved in a journey from la pas to french polynesia, but the electronics on his castle moran, who run to use this by severe weather conditions on your apollo has a story mentor the is just returning from your exhaustion but thankful to be alive, because this is the moment timothy shaddick set foot on dry land. after nearly 3 months, a drifted c, a lot better than i was. i can tell you. shaddick arrived in the port of months, a new mexico's pacific coast on tuesday. a board, a tunable belonging to the group of my fleet. according to a company statement, the 54 year old australian national was some 1900 kilometers from land when he was spotted by the crew of a group of mount helicopter. since arriving in the care, mexican rescuers shaddick has been sharing his terrible brush with death. look, i feel feel really good. i've been struggling to so you know, the hills was, was pretty bad for was pretty hungry and um and i, i didn't think i'd make it through

johnson and miss trusts that she has being reliable and being constructed by the ministration had warned that the u. k. was going to sabotage a break to northern irish protocol. of the price of the great dock in us size would have put the security of the irish island, both north and the republic risk. but mister snack has worked with the european union to reaffirm and all the irish protocol. and this in a way as a bit of a thank you, joe biden would not have come to london, would not have come to london until the government reaffirmed its commitment to the northern irish protocol. industry soon access fulfilled that condition and all binding on soon like on the same page when it comes to security commitments, they can offer ukraine because we've, we've seen these disagreements when it comes to plus the munitions as well because there's 2 issues 1st before i talk about. busy munitions, there's been this question, and a lot of the process really gotten a hold of it, which is alright, we'll ukraine have a pass to nato's exception. there is no divisions amongst the major allies in that nature. you credit