u. k. government. my assessment is that to the reeds, every combination, an increasing regulation that east road east will meet g s series of international crimes. and there's a huge pressure in the u. k. and did you know the countries or they did the, the, the, you paid the government a in then you have not being completed in the financial should the recognition that under the a, the, the, the, the order done by the international court, the job is there might be complicity in the actual journal side. so there is a moment of a weakening but again, and this isn't the beginning and it's still not enough. right? i will ask you about the implications of this the in little while francesca. let me bring jeremy, pull that into the conversation. mr. coleman. david, allow me that before and secretary has said that the u. k. has a legal duty to review arms exports. what do you think this decision to suspend some of these licenses is purely legal or are they also political reasons behind this? well, he's required

u. k. government to synchronize its immigration laws with fronts. the squares all the latest people from the horn of africa who have been infected by this tragedy. they are going to great britain home to join the family with them to work there sometimes and conditions that are not acceptable in friends bikes. it, some of the all falls to the well done on the points, the finger of blame across the channel to monetary and agencies say it's from says, own treatment of migrants, the disposing them to flee. a panel is if people take the c, because the migrant cops are being dismantled because they are living in deplorable conditions because they're being treated like animals through infants that they come to the annual. despite the danger as an estimate to $20000.00 migrants, take this risk in boats like this one every year. with the hope that it will be the final stretch of a journey to start a new life. 7 let's take a quick look now at some of the other stories making news around the world. and germany is boosting its ad defense is at home with an adva

u. k. government, how significant and move visit? well, i think it's very significant, politically, it's an indication that the government in the u. k is taking seriously the requirements of international law. the who, the un human rights council has called for an arms and barto. even if the u. k is not calling this an embargo to, this is an important step in that context. but we should also be very clear that even though the u. k. overall is a very small provider of, of arms to israel. the u. s. for example, supports about 65 percent of the of the arms that israel brings in, and the u. k. it's less than one percent, but it's, it's important symbolically. but it's also important to recognize that they are allowing continually the export of things like parts for the f 35 bar. and that's one of the most vicious instruments that israel has used against palestinians in gaza. there's new indications today just coming out that on july 13th, a very big number of it was between 90 and a 100 people that were killed in one attack in gaza that t

u. k. government's decision. and i think this is quite a symbolic move, particularly considering the stance of the previous british government under the conservatives. and i think it follows a number of other moves of this new labor government has taken over recent months. it pulled back on the objections to the i. c. c arrest warrants, they restored funding to unreal. i know you've seen this partial suspension of arms licenses. i do say it's a partial suspension. it's focused firstly on garza and also exams parts that are meant for the f $35.00. the explanation from the british government being that this would interrupt the entire logistics chain for the i'm 35 as so it's not complete by any means necessary. it's on arms embargo. it's a suspension of certain licenses. um, but i think it is quite significant and i think it opens up space eventually even if a little bit just a little bit of space to have that conversation in washington d. c, d u k. wasn't the 1st to do this, a number of european countries over the

u. k, for, for some time it is being declined by previous u. k. governments. but the hope is here in fraud. so with this new u. k, governments on the kids stomach, but perhaps that could change. okay. thanks so much for the update. that is natasha butler for us in northern france. more than half of students population is living under the threat of hung up the southern give us cited lodge areas of farmland, months of conflicts between the army and the parent, military rapids support forces and also hampton food production. severe ryans, of listening, the situation of the moving reports from saddam's northern states, in this farm land, once produced crops, that's applied to the local markets. but the land owner, us monthly, the med says this year he doesn't expect to produce any crops. he says, heavy rains and to rental floods have destroyed the foil and has impacted the farm facilities. was set at the end of the month and looked at it with the motor. if a lot of flights destroyed the ground and the water wells, now we call and found because the wells on working

u. k. government to synchronize its immigration laws with fonts, best google the latest people from the horn of africa who have been infected by this tragedy. and they're going to great britain home to join the family with that to work there sometimes and conditions that are not acceptable in france bikes. it's some of the all falls the well done on the points, the finger of blame across the channel to monetary and agencies say it's from says own treatment of migrants to disposing them to flee. a panel is if people take the c, because the migrant cops are being dismantled because they are living in deplorable conditions because they're being treated like animals through infants that they come to the annual. despite the danger as an estimate to $20000.00 microns, take this risk in boats like this one every year. with the hope that it will be the final stretch of a journey to start a new life. 7 dw correspondent terry schultz is on the french side of the english channel in the city of boulogne use of math. in this latest tragedy, the largest loss of life so far in the channel this year, w

u. k. government says the accusation is completely baseless. wash and state media has released the names and pictures of the diplomats. the security services accused as a 6 of some vision saying they were tasked to insure russia lose its war in ukraine . meanwhile, the you case, prime minister cares tama is due to meet us present, joe biden in washington dc. the leaders are expected to discuss the possibility of allowing ukraine defy a british, made long range weapons into russian territory. moscow has one that would draw nato into the war. look at the concert. if the decision to lift the restrictions is really taken. that will mean from that moment nato countries are conducting a direct war with russia. in this case, we'll have to, as you understand, when you take the relevant decision with all the consequences for this, without the western aggressors would incur not this done even deeper fact is that nato will be a direct party to the hostilities against the nuclear power. i think you shouldn't forget about this and think about the consequences such as goods up, at least for the life t

u. k. government will take a different approach to the issue. so going to determine what we are asking them. what was off by the president of the republic to bought us johnson more than 2 years ago. a migration treaty between great britain and the european union, while the debates and discussions continue so to the boats and the deadly risks that accompanied them. latasha butler, g 0. when the whole front a 4 year old child is missing off to a freight train derailed, and an old and mexican food assess c, a. c, a dod hot is. the boy was travelling with 10 undocumented workers who were injured when the train skid of the tracks train was carrying. so few eric acid to the united states. authorities don't know what caused the carriages to 0, or at least 4 people have been killed in the united states, off the shooting at high school in the state of georgia. the school was placed on the lockdown, and the local sheriff said, the suspect has been taken into custody. may just shake up. the government is on the way ukraine, at least 7 ministers and senior

u. k. government and industry might the high rise building a death trap. it also says architects contractors and the local council, big considerable responsibility. 72 people died in the flies, not to move the champion of the inquiry says the residence, but comprehensively failed. we find that there was a failure on the part of the government and others to give proof of consideration at an early stage to the dangers of using combustible materials. in the roles of high rise buildings. especially including failing to amended and appropriate way distressed street guidance on the construction of ex tunnel walls. such as well as the seeds of the disaster was phone before on this trying to help joins us now from london. and as we mentioned to damming reports, can you just talk us through what some of the, of the major headlines, the top lines from it with of the, you know, it's major findings. very difficult to summarize. have to go into any detail about it isn't up. so that the boss report here it is. look at that 7 volume, 1700 woods long. the building behind

u. k. it could also look like work and study visas for people around the world. the u. k is approach has changed in recent months. the previous government had proposed the controversial plan to the port on documented migrants in refugees to rewind it was scrapped by them. you would ministration lead by prime minister. your star downing street has hinted to another policies under discussion one day with the mirror. the approach taken by italy, the following controversial deals with denise and libya, italy has recorded the 62 percent dropping on documented migrants this year. prime minister, georgia maloney has also signed a 5 year multi $1000000.00 agreement with the pena to process up to $36000.00 asylum seekers annually from countries. italy deemed safe. the migration crisis is a new dates back to 2015, when more than a 1000000 of refugees in migrants entered to europe. it exposed the deep divisions within the u. some countries welcome to asylum seekers, while others close their borders and tested the blocks solidarity. as we through approaches in another hemisphere and see conditions worse than concerns are growing without significant

u. k. people will continue to risk their lives, trying to cross the english channel. the french interior minister say is with a new government in the u. k, what's needed is a new approach. he's calling for a new migration, tracy between the u. k and e. u to prevent mo tragedies like this. natasha butler. how does era blowing so now fronts about counting migrants as cap, size of the libyan coastline, leaving at least one person dead. the russell suffered a mechanical failure followed and on his way to europe, there were at least 32 people on board. more than half a believe to be missing. so the final reports instagram, full tower fire in london, is due to be released later on western state. 72 people died and a huge place in 2017, but afford examines aspects of the buildings condition that allowed the fire to spread and still not clear whether anyone will be charged. sonya, you reports july 14th, 2017. and the 20 full story. grenville towel goes up in flames. the tragedy would trigger off nationwide outrage. i come to symbolize stomach and the quality in modern day for some. the rapid spreads of the place was blamed on cheap,

u. k. of recruiting to chinese government workers into m. i 6 bikes, the only thing what a cold, strong desire for money glen call, is a for my deputy national intelligence officer at the c i. a. he spent 23 years working in the agencies plan, bestbuy and services, joins us now. live from boston, good to have you with us. so 1st of all, always seeing a price in here, china's espionage activities growing as it's economy has growing over the years. and i think that's exactly right. this is, this case is unusual and that there is a substantial amount of evidence concrete evidence that, that, that can be used in the courts to prosecute the and prove that espionage occurred. more typically with chinese cations inspections that their intelligence operations is that there is not a hard evidence like this. the, the incidence of chinese, tar targeting the western countries. the increasing goes back about 15 years. it corresponds roughly, with the exception to the she's, she's been paying to power and of china's rise in the, in global power. and then

u. k. government, which is a campaign off the move in $50000.00 attacks in the past year. the hello and welcome to the program. we begin in nigeria where at least 2 people have died off to being cool in flooding caused by the collapse of a dumb bodies and being recovered by search and rescue teams in northeast and bono state. the governors say more than a 1000000 people have been forced from their homes and its fee of thousands more attracts with the number of dead expected to rise. um an interest reports from the state capital. my degree a lot and the depravity. baby homebuyer. i waited 36 hours to be rescued, only to drown when that boat capsized by the was retrieved by, apologies, and is given. the final right before the battery office has confirmed, they have recovered several bodies. they would say how many. but clearly the body count is high and will continue to rise. we have many needed ask you what i bought for them on the said go months or so time these best in other ways. yeah, there's something called that one band fee. and also at the same time, the big, big r

u. k. people will continue to risk their lives, trying to cross the english channel. the french interior minister say, is with a new government in the u. k. what's needed is a new approach. he's calling for a new migration, tracy between the u. k and e. u to prevent mo tragedies like this. natasha butler, which is era lawrenceville, now front, steve, president of democratic republic of congo, has condemned the king of $129.00 people. that's a prison and a capital constructor and is called for further investigation. the deaths occurred during an attempted prison break. malcolm web is the following events from outside the jail. a look at prison is just down this road besides the film that is still a heightened security presence and we want to allow the security officer told us that some of the prisoners is still on the back in the cells. the doors were destroyed. we heard gunfire. meanwhile, this government has said everything's under control. people living in this area so they heard heavy gun fire. a rough thing at about 2 o'clock on monday morning, late. so in the morning the people living in this area say they so security cl

u. k. government to take it seriously. now we have just seen in the u. k. was 10, somewhere in the cities outside of london. i really struggled with this issue where i have been very top on to immigration, voices that have come out, riots is against the current u. k. policy. now, with that in mind, you have to sort of reconcile the fact that the riots of course in men start mentioned there was even a hotel which might have to see cuz had been saying and that was lit up in flames by some of those rights. and very, very time situation indeed was the demonstrations according which is for the government. i'm secretary and for the apartment as the case salma to change those sentiment. serious slate to 5 is, i'm a 5 yet. is still clear. i'm present, change it in the u. k. which does need to be resolved. okay, sonya many thanks for that. so let me go in london. this my chief cell v c i a and m i. 6 say they working ceaselessly to finalize that agreement is top. israel's warren guys, william burns and richard mort, spoke at a financial times. event is the 1st time

u. k. doctors who have signed and opened a letter to the british prime minister, demanding london stop arms exports to israel. i'm pressure wester islam into a 6 bar that we did. mom, the u. k. government us immediately to bring it in to the continued is really military escalation of catastrophe and gaza. the united kingdom must ensure that its policies, a ones that result in and sees via, by withholding military support to israel and ending on straight with israel. we believe our government is obliged to do this based on diverse or slow and international humanitarian law, and that it is the morally, as well as legally right thing to do. i am one of the signatories on the u. k based medical profession. and let's see the prime minister kissed on demanding sam israel. the main reason that my name is on the left side is because of the barricade that has a kid, c n. n is in gaza. and i truly believe that it's my government had any idea what was really happening on the grounds. they would not support the same questions to israel by rice, whom alexa and by offering to share the for teach that i have. and the stories that i've seen 1st hand and heard from my protest in, in colleagues 2nd hand

u . k. government off to the russian states directed activity across europe and in the u. k, we are an apologetic, it says about protects who got an actual interest. so a tit for tat response. it was that happened some weeks ago. the purpose of this, of course, is to count to the oppression, but presumably the criminal would have liked to put across the these expulsions. what a preemptive strikes by president clinton added that meeting between cassandra and joe biden, in washington a few hours time to show the seriousness of his intent. in fact, it looks like a piece of opportunities and linking that to. yeah. and on that meeting between case tom and joe biden, washington late to friday jona is expected that they'll discuss, allowing ukraine to use long range may size in its war against russia. what are we expecting to come out of those discussions? what's the likelihood of that of happen? spell o o only dictations on the axes. heavily under consideration, it is something that the british government, the new government of kissed on the things should be allowed to happen wi

u. k. government has suspended 30 out of 350 licenses to export arms to israel . speaking to the u. k. parliament for and psychiatry, david lamb, it said that there was a serious risk. the british arms would be used to commit serious violations of international humanitarian law. us presidential binding says, is really the prime minister. benjamin netanyahu isn't doing enough to reach a gaza since by deal and secure the release of captives is comments follow the recovery of the body of the us is really citizens along with 5 others in southern, gaza. and saturday, benjamin netanyahu has asked for forgiveness for not bringing the 6 captives home and has cold. so unity across as well. that is, as tens of thousands of demonstrators have taken to the streets and is really cities for the 3rd day, they are demanding that netanyahu agreed to assist by deals to bring the remaining is really the captive reports more than a 150 people have been killed in the congolese capital after and attempted prison break, but the government has put the death toll to emergency services have been fighting a fi

u. k. government, i'm construction companies, may the high rise building a desktop turn and help reports from london. more than 70 is up to 5 to a 3 greenfield tower in west london and an inquiry into how and why 72 lives were lost has completed. we find that there was a failure on the part of the government and all those. its exhaustive volumes established the facts on the companies that faked tests and fabricated data about the flammable clattering that allowed the 5 to spread on the complicity effect of government. the regulation and the wilful neglect of local authorities for survivors and to be removed. it is a huge movement. it means everything i mean, you know, will never bring back the 72 lives with loss will never regain all homes or all community. but we've got to collect for legacy or legacy for those 72 lives. and it will only be significant and meaningful if the recommendations to be made by semi move, big or inactive by this government. if that means that people sleeping tonight and building some things with sliding that the construction is 3 gets his act together and build

u. k. government and companies made the high rise building a desk stripe. as your headlines needs continues off to witness of the problem you may have seen. so many people are missing, i think that the vision will be stopping in categories that you will be in the morning. thank the past due amount of the month, it'd be make it up to you on that. but i said, yeah, i'm well known according to the the gm for the minneapolis point, the by the name on the website. megabytes is that there's some kind of general education maintain the theme that they may have. jane supplemented died. yeah, the the the or the so that the me to my cygnus. no, something which i'm going to take you off of these already want to know something we've case on the game you can afford to see by the institution answers from a party into can kalama, you might of me can quit being looking for things i just chatted to the, to the, the, the the, the process is you'll see things below the center of the nice thing is the is the use. ok. ok for the the the right to to start to develop a scary to co

u. k. government and companies night the high rise building a desk front. it also says architects, contract design, the local council bank, considerable responsibility. 72 people died in the place. so just to speak, i want to start with an apology or before to participate, to each and every one of you. and indeed, all the fund moves affected by this structure that it should never the country felt to discharge is most fundamental duty to protect you. and your loved ones, the people that we are here to say. and i am deeply sorry. john hall has more now from london. i'm old and 7 years now since 5 ripped through grantsville tower there in west london timing the lives of 72 people and a 2 phase inquiry report. he's now completed. he's an enormous party of work. it's findings many and complex. the 1st phase in 2019 found the combustible cladding applied to the exterior of the building. as part of the recent refurbishment, he's what allowed the file to move with such speed out of control up the building, the current phase. the 2nd phase looked at just how and why

u. k. government and construction companies made the high rise building a desktop trying to help reports moving 70 is up to 5 to 3 greenfield tower in west london. and an inquiry into how and why 72 lives were lost has completed. we find that there was a failure on the part of the government and all those. its exhaustive volumes established the facts on the companies that faked tests and fabricated data about the flammable clattering that allowed the 5 to spread on the complicity effect of government. the regulation and the wilful neglect of local authorities for survivors and to be removed. it is a huge movement, it means everything i mean, you know, will never bring back the 72 lives with loss will never regain all homes or all community. but we've got to collect for legacy or legacy for those 72 lives. and it will only be significant and meaningful if the recommendations to be made by somebody move big or inactive by this government. if that means that people sleeping tonight and buildings and things of sliding that the construction is 3 gets his act together and builds homes for peop

u. k. government is only suspending the fee out of $350.00 active on export licenses to israel, only the fee of being suspended. meanwhile, all these other weapons will continue to go to gaza and the west bank to do want to continue with 2nd in going to the police didn't use to restructure videography of gaza. and to continue giving the green lights for these. the eighty's with the purchases of trying to decimate the entire nation in gaza and trying to withdraw them. you know, the displacement in design not and flat thing goes up for the onset digit security reasons. and this is what the british has been doing along with the americans. so we cannot exaggerate the british from the complicity, you know, and this on so against, you know, i want to in the sense that by the sidney and people in gaza. so what is they stand of in domestic and the dates do these people create? they could just says that the made at the public can no violate using i'm sure. as i said, you had 30 out of the 150 is so minimal. it's to this to say that they are doing their best and not trying to bid the austin is the

u . k. government completely home sunday military supplies to israel place initially tried to restrict the scale and to pass of the rally, but law enforcement back down under pressure from march organizers. pro is really activist stage the counter protests, but no classes between the 2 sides were reported. but that's after the british government decided to suspend 30 of its $350.00 military export licenses to israel . early this week, however, 3 m. p. 's have lashed out against the move and a letter to the u. k. 4 and the secretary saying it was ill timed, especially as it followed the discovery of 6 that hostages in gaza. london maintains it supports as well as right to defend itself despite the partial suspension. this is nelson arms and ball going this route. as we continue to support israel's rights and itself and will continue to sell it owns, but that the rules, unappealing control of honest name's always been, which is that the u. k. not commit to the sale of phones if they might be used in time of oppression or international aggression. and for that reason, we have cost the number

u. k. to stop supplying weapons as well. let's bring in our correspondence. sonya diag. oh, she's joining us live from that demonstration in london. the 1st since the u. k. government announced that suspending some shipments to israel sonya to people, they're feeling like the action is making a difference. what are they telling you the well, the reason why speaking to people has so many of decided to come out today is because they are still white. i'm good, i'm frustrated with the fact that you take government is still ex, focusing on licenses to israel and the news that the foreign secretary and out cost weeks. david, allow me to say take that to your face licenses would be immediately suspended. that's very, very difficult. to people who does that, and he said that if it needs to be brought to an embargo added scott, it needs to cease and cease. now. i dropped a moment here, which was the tail end of the march head. they've gathered quite close to the streets by these ready embassies, but they're not able to go any further until generally they you, todd this for groups all over the account, which is we've got to voice that frustration towards the government. i sa

u. k. government is only spending 30 out of $350.00 active on export licenses to as well only the fee of being suspended. meanwhile, all these other weapons will continue to go to gaza and the west bank to do what mr . ambassador to, to continue with the 2nd and going to the palestinians to restructured videography of gaza. and to continue giving the green lights for the is the eighty's with the purchases of trying to decimate the entire nation in gaza and trying to withdraw them, you know, to displacement in design, not and flat thing, god's up there on strategic security reasons. and this is what the british has been doing along with the americans. so we cannot exaggerate the british from the complicity, you know, and this also against, you know, i was in the sense that by the city and people in gaza. so what is the stand of the international community to these people create they could, gestures that are made at the public, you know, by using i'm sure as ed yet, as you mentioned in the report 30 out of the $150.00 is so minimal. it's through this to say that they are doing the best in

u. k. government has announced it will suspend the tea out of 350 licenses to explore swiss ro speaking to the u. k. com on file. in secretary david lam, he said there was serious risk positions be used to commit suicide. 5 ations, international humanitarian loan us president joe biden says, as well as prime minister, but you mean that's now isn't doing enough to secure a deal to free. the remaining is right. the captives, these comments follow the recovery of the body over us just right. the citizens of golf their own sack, today it's day 6. civilized scale is really ministry. opperation in several areas of crossfield defined westbank. so the 1st is 5, it's several jet unless for forcing and janine $29.00 palestinians have been killed across the field by west bank, including a 56 year old man. now there are reports more than a 150 people have been killed in the congolese capital. often attempted prison break and the government has put the death toll it to like and see services have been finding a file which in golf buildings at the prison. in contrast to the government says security fo

u. k. government says it will stop some of his arms. ex force is ralph hearing the use of certain weapons to break international law. israel's prime minister calls the move shameful and says it will help come on. but what are the implications of this decision? this is inside story, the hello and welcome to the program. i'm for the back people, but you cases it suspending for t license is out of 354 arms x.

u. k. government has gone them not post by mosque and said he could be punished. your thoughts on precisely what michael was saying. the responsibility of must but also of social media should people like mock and other prominent agitators be punished should all those proceeds to be spreading. hatred raises, misinformation, beheld to account. i think misinformation on social media is one of the biggest issues that we have in society in general. and as much as they were finding the plains of bigotry and spreading out lot outright lives. they won't so provoking favor and trying to provoke a reaction. so there was one list of locations where the far right was apparently going to march, and this was circulated on telegrams. and it meant that little people close their businesses early, that you had a lot of people in phase the little people organizing a to confront the racist. and this was a topic that the british national part use many, many years ago. book, i think if you are inciting violence and we've seen people in site environments, some social media pointing out

u. k. government and companies like the high rise building a death trap. it also says architects. contracts is in the local council, beg considerable responsibility, $72.00 people died in the place so as to speak, a or i want to start with an apology or before the purchase state to each and every one of you, and then the to all the funds affected by this project and it should definitely the country felt that this jobs is most fundamental to, to, to protect you and your loved ones. the people that we are here to say. and i am deeply sorry. mountain bull big, the chairman of the inquiry says the residents, what comprehensively failed. we find that there was a failure on the part of the government and others to give proof of consideration at an early stage to the dangers of using combustible materials. in the roles of high rise buildings, especially including failing to amended and appropriate way to stretch street guidance on the construction of ex tunnel walls. such as with the seeds of the disaster with phone town hall has more now from london to come over

u. k. government to synchronize its immigration laws with fronts, basically. so the latest people from the horn of africa who have been infected by this tragedy and they're going to great britain to join the family with that to work there. sometimes in conditions that are not acceptable in france bikes, it's some of the all falls, but well done on uh, points the finger of blame across the channel. humanitarian agencies say it's from says own treatment of migrants to disposing them to flee a families and people takes i see, because the migrant caps are being dismantled because they are living in deplorable conditions because they're being treated like animals are doing so that they couldn't do that anymore, despite the dangers, an estimated $20000.00 microns, take this risk in boats like this one every year. with the hope that it will be the final stretch of a johnny to start a new life. 7 let's bring you some other updates from around the world's danish police have to change the climate active as director to embark and copenhagen at a protest against the war a

u. k. governments is fully aware of it. i'm not saying to him that this school of protest this my chief solve the c i a and m i 6 a they working ceaselessly to finalize that agreement to stop as well as war and caused william burns and richard mole spoken of financial times. event is the 1st time the policies of both agencies are put together in public c. i direct to told you would in some more detailed see spot proposal will hopefully be put forward in the coming days as hard as we're going to work on techs and create a formulas for finding that good enough proposal. and hopefully that won't happen in the coming days. we have to all remember that despite all of that work that needs to be done, this is ultimately a question of political will. this gets to your question whether or not leaders on both sides are, are prepared to recognize that enough is enough and at the time has come finally to make some hard choices and some difficult compromises. we will make this more detailed proposal. i hope in the next several days and

u. k. government says the accusation is completely baseless. russian st. media has released the names and pictures of the different match is security services accused as the 6 of a subversion saying they were tasked to ensure russia loses it's war in ukraine. meanwhile, the british prime minister, cares time is due to meets us present, joe biden, in washington. later. they are expected to discuss the possibility of allowing ukraine defy a british major long range weapons into russian territory. moscow has warned it withdrawn nato into the war or russia is you and envoy has been speaking at the web security council about this. let's bring in gabriel is on to his life for us at the united nations. we've heard as talk wanting gave from the russian, and bassett, or yeah, that's right. this is a security council meeting that was called by russia. and there was a key point to this. and i think the motivation to it, quite frankly, is that i think the russian ambassador was really trying to directly address remarks to the french, the u. k. and the american colleagues in the security council chamb

u. k. government announced it suspending the see if it's 350 licenses to export alms to israel. from the 2022 to june, last year, the case on nearly $75000000.00 worth of weapons to israel. roughly $25000000.00 was the cost including helicopters and drones and licenses being suspended include components on non drones and f. 16 fighter jets sales of naval systems and targeting equipment have also been halted, but u. k. fund secretary david, allow me, says this is not to blanket bond and only effects weapons that could be used in serious breach of international humanitarian law. but luciano is that correct? as with me now, he is an associate professor of golf politics at capital university. and what effect is this partial suspension of arms export from the u. k to israel, likely to have what is more symbolic than the practical. but it's a good thing of that to finally be you decided to do something we have to bring in mind that the main supplier. so i'll say i'm on a 75 medium, the same 3 years. it's not that much in terms of how much of the can be used in the war. uh but uh they