riley, a political commentator informa a to you. k cabinet minister, steve barclay, and also in london, is henry newman, a former senior advisor, the 1st johnson, and conservative m p. michael gove a right will welcome to all of you. very well, welcome to inside story on this the historic moment of course and british politics of fraud. i wonder if i can stop by addressing you to someone but becomes the 1st person to take his policy from opposition into power in 27 years, no small feat. he stood on the steps of downing street and his point about the need to unify the country who is key a stop by a mine who is slow to with both the less than the center of his own polity. he's works under the likes of jeremy called in before officially distancing himself from him. he's now play the sense of ground to we bronze the policy apart from winning. what does he stand for from? well, i guess they're about to find out. i mean, it is a huge majority and a huge achievement. and at the same time, it's clear um, you know, from across the political spe

so why has a u. k. s don john, i of israel taking this decision now, is it link to international legal action against a one, gaza, and what's the wider international implication? we'll put that to august in just a moment, but 1st this report from side of high right. on the same day that his role was burying the bodies of 6 cops is held in garza and palestinians were being killed and israel's relentless foaming of the goal of the strip. and i'm just reading that too. rates were being carried out in the occupied westbank part of the british foreign secretary and out. so you case immediate suspension of around the t licenses to export on to israel. it is richard grant that i am food in the house today. the assessment i have received, leaves me unable to conclude anything other than dr saxon u. k. on is that supposed to israel? that does exist a clear risk that they might still commit will facilitate a serious spiders of international humanitarian. the critics say it's not enough since this affects only the

a. u. k based organization working to and the international arms trade a warm welcome to all of you. thank you so much for being with us today. on audra 0 francesca albany, seeing june is let me start with you. how do you view this decision by the british government to suspend some licenses? will it have an actual impact on the ground? would it make a difference for the palestinian people? and i can tell you whether it's going to make any impact why no old artist transfers to each trailer has been suspended. the u. k, as you have stayed in deal reading is just one of the civil out. the member states was providing weapons to israel and not a license is being suspended. but let me say, because we need to book this thing call. it seems to me that they have still to register this next sheet represented by the international demand. the minute i mentioned that occurred in the are, there is just being an international court of justice advisory opinion that declares easterel springs and india environ

or a 401(k) as an ire 11 a. you put $10,000 in the i.r.a. per year, much more than the current cap and a little bit higher than what the contribution limit would have been, if you just started his account in 1975 and adjusting the initial guidelines for inflation, i am championing, or bust i am your friend on this and i will not stop until we get it. i told you all about the regular i.r.a. the budget put pretax income and invested, and then your gains can compound year after year, decade after decade, totally tax-free and you can decide to start withdrawing money once you retire but a roth ira works differently with iraq you can make contributions using after-tax income, so in other words, unlike the regular i.r.a., putting money into a roth won't decrease your tax bill, on the other hand want your money is in a roth ira you will never pay taxes on it again. as long as your cash remains in the account, you won't pay capital gains taxes. and when you withdrawn, which you can do without penalty. and you don't pay

how about a roth 401(k). orks just like a roth ira meaning you make contributions with after tax income and you never pay taxes on that money again except because it's a 401(k) plan it has a much higher contribution limit than an ira. there's one other big difference. unlike a roth ira, a roth 401(k) doesn't have any kind of means testing. no matter how much money you earn you can take advantage of a roth 401(k) as long as your employer decides to give you the option. all these decisions fend on when you think the future will look like. if you believe the taxes are headed much higher oafver the course of your lifetime, then a roth 401(k) now where you pay your taxes now, is the way to go. even if you're making a lot of money in the present, at the end of the day. this is beyond our control and beyond our ability to predict. the bottom line, the lower your present income, then the lower your tax rate. a roth 401(k) or a roth ira lets you pay those low rates now and never worry about taxes again. the less money

k. and the whole thing is trying to, per working class people basically breaking up their own areas and attacking each other while the leads back. people like here, stime are and we've got some interesting for the shows emerge from some of the protests over there. this isn't exactly brand new, but shows the kind of in confidence and the ridiculousness of the nature of protest and the u. k. well, you watch this. this is kind of sweet. this is so some, some pretty, let's say, slim old lady is in what is it? is this a tank like what it, what, what does it, what is that already? what does that the attack on police? it's an attack on free speech is attacks on joseph goods attack, a just about you name and her stomach saliva freeze beach. so it's harvey and surprise, and indeed ok. given the police responses to to your pleasing we're hearing, pearl, her career being accused of that. 73 percent of people who live in the u. k. believe there's absolutely no point in reporting a crime because nothin

diddy", a/k/a "diddy", a/k/a "pd", a/k/a "love", that's six guys. ne jail cell together. [ laughter ] the judge denied bail -- ruling diddy to be a flight risk, which means he will be detained for the duration of the trial. in the meantime, he's getting his character references lined up. >> i'm a very strict and focuse for diddy for six years trained me to have to be perfect. >> working for kiddie? >> absolutely. >> i love diddy. >> i love diddy. >> he's a good friend of mine, he's a good guy. is he a good guy? >> i don't want to answer that question. >> well, i think he's a good guy, i'm going to stick up for him. >> jimmy: well. to be fair, he also thinks kim jong-un is a good guy. [ laughter ] only the best people. last night, with less than two months before an election, in which he's asking america to make him president again, donald trump took a break from protecting our geese -- [ laughter ] to launch a new trump cryptocurrency. world liberty financial is the name. they say they're legit, they're working with the top security experts in the wo

k. a providing to russia. russia tried in desperation to develop and to strengthen relations with countries that can provide it with what it needs to continue. the war of aggression that it started against to craig, north korea, is providing significant munitions to, to russia and other, and other weapons for using ukraine around has been providing when the re, including drones that have been used against civilians, is really an infrastructure. and we'll continue to do everything we can to cut off the support that countries like the ron and north 3 are providing not much is known about the d. p. okay. in the west, the west of media use, the reports of uses terms like reclusive state home it sites. it says that came as a bruce would dictate to a pricing who's paying for it. and it comes out with all sorts of salubrious titles . the citizens of the day be okay. or even forced to have came john and had cuts. now the west always goes into a collective meltdown. it seems. every time the deep i'

how about a roth 401(k)? roth ira, meeting make contributions after-tax income and never pay taxes on that money again except because it is a 401(k) plan it adds again a much higher contribution limits and an i.r.a. there is one big difference. unlike a roth ira, a roth 401(k) doesn't have any kinds of means testing. no matter how much money you earn, you can take advantage of a rothas long as your employer decides to give you the option. of course, all these decisions depend on what you think the future will look like. if you believe taxes are much higher over the course of your lifetime, then a roth 401(k) where you pay your taxes now and pay nothing in the future is the way to go. and if you are making a lot of money in the present, at the end of the day, though, this is both beyond our control and beyond our ability to predict. the bottom line, the lower your present in, the lower your tax rate. a roth ira lets you pay those low rates now and never worry about taxes again for your retirement money. so, th

this of support for c h p policies or those against present other ones, a k p a. well, i guess it's a combination of both, but it has to be said the main factor it seems behind the ones major and actual set back is the economy. i mean, we're talking about inflation of around 70 percent here in the sample is believe to be in excess of a 100 percent. and you have 50 percent interest rates. so the thing that these or major factors in he's, he's the feats in many places. also the fact that he didn't introduce a major hiking pensions, which was widely expect to just the full, the polls also was a major setback for one. and i think the to also a factor it's, it does appear as so many people and node wants to pull just didn't turn out to vote. there does appear to be the dropping turn out in many key areas of the one stronghold. but having said that, the, the magnitude of the success a given the, the position half of school major victories in place that they've never succeeded before. by wipe knowledge, is taught to indicate that it was also a move towards the c h b. i'm

he's may not position his delta blow to president, branch of tie a bad one, and his conservative a k. p bobby. the opposition sent a left c h, a not only defended or claimed to major cities, but also expanded into areas previously thought to be at one strongholds. election observe is say, it's the a key piece west election defeat of the mold in 2 decades about revolution at the ballot box read space headline searches in turkey, word copy in a very different political landscape of to president edwin's a k policy suffered on presidents had losses in local elections. he had thrown everything at winning east on bull taxis, economic and political powerhouse. but he didn't succeed. and the policy even lost ground in areas they had considered strongholds homeless. and if i voted for the current government to 15 years, i didn't buy them yesterday. obviously, the economic conditions and the premises, the one kept and the a 70 percent annual inflation rate. and the devaluation of the lira his hip 1st as well as hod eroding support for the ruling a k policy. the set us c h p, which claims big vi

a prediction? what's happening next year in the u. k. will it see change as care start as promising, or does breast that have a role in fundamentally crippling it in, in, in what it sees in the years ahead in terms of its economy. and it's a and it's standing on the world stage or i don't think breaks that would necessarily play a huge role. i think just almost already said, you know, the obviously doesn't want to take the u. k. back in as you will try and tweak basically the existing of agreements be that on security or in, on inputs, exports and so on. but it will be incremental change, you know, so no, i don't think that the big thing the, dominate the headlines. i think for me an interesting question is what's happening internally with the labor party? i mean, you know that this kind of ming vase, the price that we've been talking about has also works. you know, to what's the inside. i'd really deal with the labor party because that's very divided and with our kill stomach and bring not together the less than the right wing kind of wi

good to have you with us. turkey is president ridge of type air to one and has conservative a k party have suffered a major blow in local elections across the country. turkeys main opposition party of the secular c h p, claiming victory in key cities including assemble and the capital anchor. the votes are seen as a bell, whether of support for air to one and has increasingly authoritarian rule. the positions of products is done booth or painting the town, read, celebrating the main opposition, c h. b, 's, spectacular victories in local elections across doki. the secular bodies use it as a sign that it still stands, the jones, the national level, against the ruling, a k parking these election results have been response to the a k t regimes repression to what they've done to the economy. and the social structure of this contract, and that's why i'm very happy now for my country was under general, do not to we were very disillusioned of the last 2 years to know where the electrons. but now being here celebrating with people being able to tear. we really miss these kind of feelings. we a

k. a drummer made the comment after an emergency security meeting with ministers and police cheats more than 370 people have been arrested in connection with the unrest which followed. last week's fatal. staffings of 3 young girls in the town of south port. the often mass of attacks by fall right groups on this hotel enrolled, the room targeting the assign them see cause living here some demonstrate to say the violence escalate to be on the expectations. how you arrive. just say about 1 o'clock to a peaceful protest. i didn't want any violence to finish, so a police officer knocked some contest and it did show up cuz we were a little bit scared to stop for. i understand why people are being upset and, and the retaliation from it. simon, the unrest is erupt. it in several towns and cities across parts of the you can use in days. it was initially spoke with the killing of 3 young goals and adults close in the town. the sound sport report spread on social media full sleep claims. the perpetra

a lot of things to discuss. thanks for joining me. october surprises are of k juniors time people to still vote for him on election day. if not, if you do that for me and neither of the major party candidates went to a 170 for us, which is quite possible. in fact, today our polling shows i'm tying a 269 to 269 and i could conceivably still end up in the white house in a contingent election, as well as no candidate for present wins the majority of votes or reaches this a magic number up to 70 in an election. but 12 amendment of the constitution says the house of representatives will elect the president with the senate, choosing the vice. now this far real actually is what our of k is referring to when he started contingent election. now it has been implemented twice in the nation's history. first, it was to elect the president 1825, and 2nd to elect the vice president in 18. 37. why would or if, can you bring up even the possibility of a contingent election? you know, the 12 of them, it says the house must choose amongst the top 3 vote getters, which would autom

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 is the beginning and it's still not enough. right? i will ask you about the implications of this in little while francesco. 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 an legal duty to review arms exports. but 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, you're trying to assess the arms export regime anyway. the previous government did the side and then it has to do the, the onset export laws. thing legislation requires everybody's coming to do that. but

i do stay with us for that well, president periods and said that was a new partnership agreement with the p all k into mutual assistance and the case of aggression against one of the nations following the historic a grievance, the russian leader responded on the deal highlighting that the partnership now entails a commitment to defend each other should one come on, distorts. pm young young has the right to take reasonable measures to strengthen its own defense capability and show a national security and protected silver and distributed new to the comprehensive partnership agreement. signed today, also provides the provision of mutual assistance in the event of aggressions which again, one of the parties to this document. just think of it the way i would like to draw your attention to statement is yeah, by the united states and other nato countries about a supply of high precision long range. whether it was just wondering. yeah, that's 1600 off by sure. what are and other high tech weapons and equipment in the future for striking russian territory in this regard to you from the russian federation.

k. a closer 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 deport and documented migrants and refugees through rewind. it was cracked by them, you would ministration lead by prime minister care star downing street has painted another policies under discussion one that could 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

k told them to. and let us discuss with our panel 1st. so you have a desi, k robinson, political commentator and health professor. we have is steve malls, berg, political commentator and radio host, and andrew wong, political analyst and republican delegate from florida to the r n. c. thank you so much for joining me on this show. angie, let's start with you. what do you think is the main reason why r f k support endorsement of president trump? and do you think this proves who is going to damage trump campaign if he would have stayed in the race? oh no, it's a 2 catalogues coming together. you have the kennedy clan as well as the trumps family coming together. this is like the dynasty we're talking about. this is what tv ratings love. and i think, you know, if, if our, if k junior, can bring, not only himself is campaign, but also the donors as well as perhaps, you know, some of the supporters over that would be fantastic. i think she wants to have a lot of fun with this. he knows that you know r f k junior brings a lot to the table. we're gonna see po

k, a new starts the hello. i'm clear, richard saying that i'm thrilled to welcome our guests to our studio in berlin. we have nikolai, and that's a political analyst at the german institute for international and security affairs, oliver moody, berlin correspondent for the british daily the times. and katya, where historian and author at king's college, london, at joining us today with a view from london so called you, i think it makes sense to come straight to you. how would you describe the mood going into these elections on july 4th? a well, that's certainly a lot of pain gun disaffection out there. i think, you know, not least with the fact that these problems, some of which were mentioned in the, in the introductory film have been around for years and decades. um, you know, and that doesn't seem to be an attempt to so soul them as far as lots of people are concerned. um no, everyone sees labels c o v is kind of, you know, way out of not many people for labor because they won't change, but they're not entirel

this would further add which value last year l k. a be made a profit of 1400000000 euros. significant deposits of river herbs had been found nearby. now the old mining challenge is to make way as the rich deposits of iron or beneath it. and right next door 4 kilometers away. the new town of cuter, now it cost over a $1000000000.00 euros paid for by the mining company. so how are the residents coping from usaa haven't actually moved my household, but i think it's a new start. you know, it's a new beginning for a lot of things. and of course there's a lot of motions, lot of confusion and things, but it's a new beginning that we could all be a part of in this modern day. so that's pretty, pretty exciting. but i do like the details that it's put into it. if you look at like the facades and a little design detail, you can tell that to the architects house kind of done the research on, on the tao around $6000.00 residents must relocate construction would only take 10 years. but the town curator makes plans well in advance and ask the residen

k. a palestinian was also killed, is why the military says it's investigating the incident it comes just now is after as well as military withdrew from causes el cheapo hospital is where the defense forces says it killed schools of thomas fire. it has in the rates and gathered weapons and intelligence. buildings throughout the medical complex have been completely destroyed. this is our chief a hospital, the largest medical facility in gaza after a 2 week rage, by the way, the army. it is now a shell of its full themselves, situated in a devastated neighborhood. strewn with level. as with the amount of destruction is far and wide and the chief compound is you can see, and that been many casualties. now we will move this to kind of waited from el cheapo to the baptist hospital, which is the only one in the gaza strip and still providing services to patients in the video probation described by as well as one of the most successful of the 96 month war is now or the end, the troops has withdraw

k. a lot to use ok. you say you could, i may anyway. edu. okay. and guess what's up in the, okay, it's just a little video that we dug up a couple of years back. it just shows that this oppression of thought distort, police kind of stuff. the talking about this type of stuff is allow me countries. but here's what's happening to you. okay, here's what's been happening for the last 2 years. in the u. k. a mine got arrested for posting a post on social media, which i insulted v a l g b t to flag, correct. he caused serious offense to people who like at a meeting to badge instead of the cooper sandwich for the breakfast. that's one of the videos. so this is the police, arresting somebody for making it postal. social media insulting deals on gross gross. i think gross is the operative term. it's gross that somebody can to have an individual contact to them an hour to achieve. and it's absolutely disgusting. actually, really bad, really, really bold a state of the u. k while good. ok, your spam

l k. a b already runs the who but it smelting furnace with other industrial partners. here. it uses hydrogen to create a precursor to steal from the wrought iron pallets. and in 2028, the iron ore producer wants to get into the business of making climate neutral sponge iron itself. this would further add to its value. last year, l k, a b made a profit of 1400000000 euros. significant deposits of river herbs had been found nearby. now the old mining challenge is to make way as they were, rich deposits of iron or beneath it. and right next door for kilometers away, the new town of cuter, now it costs over a 1000000000 euros paid for by the mining company. so how are the residents coping the leeway south haven't actually moved my household, but i think it's a new start. you know, it's a new beginning for a lot of things. and of course there's a lot of motions, lot of confusion and in the and things, but it's a new beginning that we could all be of the part of this modern day. so that's pretty, pretty exciting. i do like the details that it's put into it. if you look at like the

k? there's a u. k. need india to the cutting field. it is that you do need, in the, in the most europe in general need seem to have because there are 4 need to economic injures of the world. to do one is china, china is reached at b. india is the one which is marching towards the big. yeah, because the i can fisherman villages the computer and the technology goes what is reading for india to become the leader of the way. so if you order for new especially you get confused. it's had to do with the read this fellow has done. i think this bad news for you is yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, the look at mode, you look at moody a few days ago and cause i know the biggest bricks conference to date, by the way, a number of those attendees of the bricks conference were invited by the u. k. to the meeting of the commonwealth in samoa, and these nations did not get to step in. we're going to have breaks for my indiana bass so that you feel good. i love getting a chance to pick your brain. thank you so much for sticking around. thank you. thank you. thank

k. a b is proud of its modern or mining alexander, folk head controls in excavate, or remotely everything is computer operated. it looks like a hotel lounge here, the terminal workers, new office. the iron or minerals are delivered to the excavator by remote control, jack hammers. it does depend, if it is the sold driven or a electrical and driven machine, and it also depends on the rock quality and but this one generally this machine will get 18 tons per round. so to say, so on a normal shift is allowed to continuously run, it could easily produce a 2000 tons this mind makes we didn't the 12th largest iron or producer in the world and a reliable supplier for e u. steel producers. the the iron oars carted away in automated electric trains like this before contains about 50 percent iron. it is finally ground and then melted in rotary kilns. the operator see that 100 percent renewable electricity is used. they want to replace all combustion engines with electric drives. they aimed to create

so the ration at the well 3rd at this k a and the speeds observed results at least some sort of a, a, c, k. she supports a or at least 3 nights. so how does to keep benefit from all of this? you can see one way here at the turkish florida with some syrians have gathered with their families, their belongings, suitcases ready to head back home, back to syria. add one can make good on his promise to return many of the free 1000000 syrian refugees. turkey has hosted for more than a decade, anti immigrant sense and then does live here in the country and add on has come under increasing pressure to send people back. i'm just showing me a good deal. i'm going to damascus now to see my family. i haven't seen them in 14 years, an adult is go now i will see them and they also have to go online. he to go home, those like it and all that outside is gone. god willing, we will take them back and decide to get the, you know, she doesn't show up. it's not important. what i'm going to eat is what i'm going to drink is important that i'm going my home. my home is just for you. city as a free and that's

so p k, k, they use extensively against p k, k bases in iraq, but also in neighboring syria. so if it is a p k, k, a talking such an organization would be seen as ceiling. a major close to psychologically to the government, but also what they see is, is more against the type the state than a company that is producing such effective weapons against the group. you're talking about the p k. k. they're the, they're rumors that, that their piece talks. uh, it could be getting underway with the b k, k between the p k. k and the turkish government. what more can you tell us about that? yeah, we've, having these apparent tentative steps of the pulse of full resumption of some political solution to this conflict of president of the ones who a junior coalition partner tablet, partially the leader of a national action party, even invited the the prison leader of the p k. k of the, along to address parliament if you prepare to call for the disarming of the group and the surrender of the organization. and that statement beyond that, there was also being the talks behind the scenes are prominent could i

a general fatigue with the rex. it paralysis that we've seen in the u. k. since the referendum in 2016, we had to ease amazed premier ship, which was unstable, especially when she last hub parliamentary majority and a 2017 smart election. and then, but it felt like the country could sort of noise to take a step forward nor a step backwards. i think that was for me, it was quoted, the democrats desired to see an end to the end to get back to the darkness as far as johnson promised that at the same time, there was a kind of a policy of a leveling off which was designed to speak to the need to improve the economic and other fortunes of different parts of the country. and i think that was successful in winning restaurants and what being the largest consecutive majority, some stuff that she is. i don't think you were trying to look at what went wrong for the conservative party. it was partially abandoning that level and not mission under what she's doing. i think the policy continued, and indeed my former boss michael, gave was responsible for quite a lot of sign

k. a decreasing both sides of backing israel against goza. though galloway's fees are not new, he once described form a u. k. prime minister, tony blair as being a mass murdering will criminal for britain as well in bombing a rock. he's also attended on t will protests for syria and went against london's official policy by stating that russia is winning in ukraine with george galloway has also been the host of his own popular show on oxy downing street. was quick to cool galloway's victory beyond alarming. now while democracy itself is a target council, meetings and local events have been storm and piece do not feel safe and the hurts . longstanding, parliamentary conventions have been up ended because of safety concerns and is beyond alarming. the last night, the rush style ball election returned to candidates who dismisses the horror of what happened on october. the 7th. to glorify is, has the law. i don't know what that means, but has forgotten my oh, poor israel's occupation of lebanon, and i respect the rightful people in the occupied ter

k. a and others at, but at the same time, he's keeping the pressure on saying that now it's a question of really delivering the weapons and ammunition the ukraine needs, given that most go for its part, is also getting support from its international symbols. as a bubble, of course, china, speaking of support for ukraine and you did mentioned there's the us has approved this long delayed age package for ukraine. this is in addition to sending the attack ins long range besides the keys. while the german chancellor continues to refuse to send the long range taurus, besides that, you can once this issue come up at all as well, it's hard to know, but that is that it would seem highly likely that that would be discussed. certainly either various international partners, including the u. s. and the u. k. a teen for gemini to send a long range missile of the tourist me saw as a range of 500 kilometers. it's longer than the us at me so. so there's a weapon that key if once and a senior defense offic

remember of a u. k. general election. and it's a general election where the opening party of really soon faces complete devastation if we listen to the pulse they can. so for the biggest, the feet in living memory, certainly even back as far as 19 o 5, they could lose dozens and dozens of seats. i think the majority that they had asked this of a listen to some of the criticisms of knowledge of raj as a position. and we'll take from there what, what he said was completely wrong and only plays into patients hands. and this kind of appeasement is dangerous for personal security for all just comments about russia and ukraine, all disgraceful the predictable outrage from the establishment that the leader of the labor party there and the leader of the government right now, really soon, i very, very energetic supporters of ukraine, and i think what the reality is, is that am for i just connected with the british public on the reality around you fight on many other farm pop policy as groups, if you like, that the british are follo