became a powerful and influential world power, and britain is now not only britain, but also the commonwealthf nations, more than 50 former colonies of great britain, there will also be ceremonial events and all this will be broadcast by the bbc and many other british and international broadcasters, and i think that for ukraine the coronation in 23 is a reason to officially invite the british monarch to ukraine and yesterday during one of the broadcasts i expressed assumption, if possible, that volodymyr zelenskyi will be at the coronation because he was in the netherlands the day before, and there it is quite close to great britain, literally on the ferry to arrive. and what is the coronation anyway? palace, it is the residence of the british kings since the beginning of the 19th century and rides on this carriage, well, before it was a carriage of the 18th century, and in the third will go with a camel in the monarch comfortably when it was comfortable to the vosminister abbey and it is there that the coronation of english monarchs has been taking place since 1066, and then for the first ti

war for britain are what shaped them. in the modern era and many british soldiers died.hen biden died in the early symbolic zone, like the ukrainian flag, because he was directly in a blue suit and a granddaughter in a yellow dress with such a, i don’t know, pancho or something like that president of the united states because he is still a person of irish origin, because he was recently on the islands , it was northern ireland, he was in the republic of ireland for a long time there, about a week. it has a loaded schedule - it is difficult to know the plan now, but the fact that jill phenogen biden they came in the colors of the ukrainian flag is really very cool and i think all the ukrainian world media noticed that you know, this is the symbolism that we have been missing for quite a long time, that the world already knows. there is not only the national anthem of ukraine, many other ukrainian songs, and the world will learn about ukraine, but due to tragic events, let's finish by talking about the fact that jamaica can hold a rematch, although they remain poor and the

it will be the new britain, the new hthtehh— the new britain, the new britain, which - the new britaine. so as we look ahead to 24 hours, it's going to the next 24 hours, it's going to the next 24 hours, it's going to become mostly dry, though quite with cooler quite cloudy, with some cooler air and east. and air in the north and east. and this due low pressure this is all due to low pressure that has been dominating our weather through weekend . weather through the weekend. moving east, moving away to the east, allowing high pressure to build from the southwest, bringing us a settled few days. but back to the detail for tonight's weather and a band of cloud and some outbreaks of rain will spread southwards through this evening and overnight, bringing a cloudier night for much of england and wales and across northern ireland and scotland , northern ireland and scotland, where there's clear spells, temperatures quite temperatures will drop quite readily we could see a local readily and we could see a local rural here, a milder start rural frost here, a milder start to choose a further s

this is gb news, britain's news- in app. this is gb news, britain's news . britain's news. has flip flopped on its prediction that united's economy would contract out this year by 0.3% and enter a recession , replacing and enter a recession, replacing it with a revised forecast that our economy will grow by nought point 4. now, in forecasting terms, a nought point 7% swing is enormous . yes, but this is is enormous. yes, but this is part of a pattern . the imf has part of a pattern. the imf has consistently under forecast the uk in recent years, mainly because it hates brexit. and this is really important. i don't think the abr is any good at its forecasts . i don't think at its forecasts. i don't think the bank of england is good at its forecast best, but i don't think either of them is actively malign, whereas i think the imf is biased, is not impartial, and so dislikes the way british people have voted that it is in institutionally anti britain in its forecast . and that's its forecast. and that's a useful reminder why we should ignore these institutions when they drone

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is more correct to speak is probably called an ambassador britain went to the court of st.es, that's how official this position sounds well, because it's a monarchy, or at least it's a traditional democracy, one of the first in the world, but it's still a formal monarchy always when we go to the resort and then when when we have there will be a crown , and one of our colleagues, the ukrainian people, sent a letter , you are coming. we sincerely invite the queen, which means that you should come to us in ukraine, so here is a classic example of how to get out of this situation, the royal protocol responded a few weeks later with a letter in which it was written unfortunately, during the next two years , you will not be able to give an answer to this of yours so that you understand the visits to our persons, they are, well, a state protocol. you know this, this is a serious thing. what is in the state we want to understand how everything is more or less like how people relate to the state machine, how it all works, how it should work, and what concerns the courtyards of monks

the colonies, in fact, the various leaders in britain, keeping the various leaders in britain excuse me. apprized events in the colonies was one of the most important jobs that a colonial governor had. simultaneously, colonial deliberative body. so legislative bodies in particular learned to rely on their own agents in london for information about events, their colonial agents who were usually merchants or or just a well-connected individual who would lobby on behalf of colonial interests. and they would transmit accounts of britain back to the colonies. and so, in effect, governors were london's representatives in the colonies, just as agents were, the colonies representatives in london. ideally, governors and agents helped to bring the british world together by providing a reliable stream of information that would make one side of the atlantic intelligence more to those on the other side. and know the system sort of worked, at least for a while. colonial colonial governors. shared news about the colonies because it would take, you know, often four months or more for them to getting

in fact britain if the couple was a political transitor britain was a military transitor all the time of the full-scale invasion britain was the first to provide howitzers the first to provide multiple rocket systems the first to provide tanks the other countries of the western coalition were actually supporting britain britain actually couldn't give the most but it was always the first so it happened with long range missiles and i believe it will happen with fighter jets it can happen in fact, we are already talking about the near future, although the british are convinced that the planes should be there after the start of the counteroffensive, but we know that sometimes the western allies use such statements to hide the very facts of the provision of a certain type of weapons. the ice will break, the ice will break, it will actually already break, because let's not forget, the americans have already said that they will not be against the transfer of any number of their f16 aircraft by third countries, in addition , again, as in the case of britain, the americans will always deny to

britain, and before that, britain informed that it is ready to provide ukraine with hundreds of air defensewith a flight range of up to 200 km. before that, we know that there was a decision regarding long-range cruise missiles that arrived in ukraine in the current situation . what is britain doing and how is it doing? is this a certain marker for other european countries because, well, the british are pioneers and, well, if they can be called that in providing any weapons to ukrainians . is this a certain marker and a sign for others of states, including for the united states of america and , in addition, before this, additional information appeared that ukrainian pilots are learning to fly the latest aircraft at british training grounds or at air bases, and is it not also before the day that the decision of sunak will be announced or at least he will promise zelenskiy planes for the ukrainian air force in the summer or fall. you see, i also want to say that this is the work of our politicians and our diplomats. do you remember how the war started? it was necessary to convince each countr

they were not upset, but they reacted very aggressively to the fact that great britain gave us theseissiles and said that the kremlin reserves the right to respond adequately to security risks and threats that will come, for example, from great britain. please tell the allies , including great britain right now, it’s true for them to sneeze at what they say in russia, uh, the main thing is that well, in principle, on the provision of weapons to ukraine for today, yes, but the decision, for example, on long-range missile games, it is strategic because of the fact that the russian side reserves nuclear blackmail as a tool of pressure on part of our western partners , and this is partly an action, although the probability of a nuclear strike on ukraine will be assessed by our western partners, including great britain, as low enough, but at the same time the threats are still more serious even than in kyiv, but the decision on long-range missiles was advocated by ukrainian experts and, in principle, by the ukrainian authorities as such, which would allow ukraine to warn its own the imple

but today we see that great britain is the first to take this step, why now why is great britain, well, look, there are, of course, certain political changes in the positions of the biden administration, and obviously because of these political positions, they do not give us a sybalistic missile to attack us, it is launched from the highmars, and it is obvious that they are not given to us yet there were talks and discussions about storm shadu last year, and obviously i can assume that this period is about a-and discussions, it is obvious that these discussions were held not only in great britain , they were held within the framework of rammstein, including the biden administration has obviously agreed that it is not the united states that is handing over takamsy, but allies great britain, and in fact france can also join in because there is an option for a british storm in the shadow, there is an option for a french scalp, and therefore, in principle, i understand that a political consensus has been reached perhaps even last year, and then there were technical questions to which carri

and they hoping that this will be the start of the debates of the future of britain. and they were hoping that they can to and britain to run into a republic, but it's going to take time. that's nice. going to happen overnight and today is the day what a lot of people will be watching. what's happening here in london. and we'll be watching that king being crowned. and that's our very good loss and whether you're a republican or royal, as you can watch, the coordination of king charles the 3rd here on dw news full live coverage from westminster abbey from 11 o clock. berlin time remind of our top story, the head of the russian mercenary box. it says his forces were withdrawn from the eastern ukrainians, who your thoughts moved next week. if any precautions released in england video blaming the kremlin for the group's heavy losses at to update, i'll be back with more headlines. and today's news in the next 45 minutes, the stories that people the world over g w on facebook and twitter up to date and didn't touch follow us when i heard the.

but for britain to take on this role.cipation of the meetings that will now take place in the river. and the main thing here is not the sevens in japan to try to break through and still achieve the supply of f-16s or others, but western fighters, which, as their son, of course. he admitted, as zelensky honestly admitted, there is no, and the ukrainian military has control over the airspace. but if they talk about it, then most likely they will supply them or are already supplying them. we already see about the missiles, which they said that long-range, they discussed delivering not delivering, and then it turned out that they were already flying to our cities, therefore, i think that they really are already, well, somehow, maybe they will be disassembled in some form or they are being prepared there. uh, and this is what britain will uh, teach le. allegedly ukrainian well, perhaps and indeed some of them will be ukrainian citizens. uh, fly those planes. everything goes to this to deliveries. avia. we need to prepare for t

we fought napoleon in britain, but only because it was an ally of russia .existential threat. the risks will disappear now. the second situation is britain inflating the world war, where it is aware of the other side. let's not put it in the end, it's a small and very vulnerable island well, of course, solovyov also spoke about this, also with some hints, the rapture of russian cities knows this they specifically give a missile yes and we have to say to the british, decide, you are wrong, i also fuck you, damn it, all the british military structures that have been assigned to great britain for the beginning no, we are not what you are not we are accidentally provided with a weapon that they could not even think about the deputy of the state duma kartapolov, well, the official, you can say , also decided to join this whole thing in the united states of america, the trains are in line, there are no, now, the factories are exploding, they are exploding. the railway that leads, among other things, to this very training center and the training center is also an a

britain's news.n sleeping out here for several nights to catch a glimpse of golden carriages and all the pomp and circumstance of all the pomp and circumstance of a coronation. but unfortunately , albie some agitators, only 12 of them from the commonwealth nafions of them from the commonwealth nations , have written to the nations, have written to the king demanding an for king demanding an apology for genocide and colonisation. now it is worth remembering that the king bears no responsibility for the british empire in any realistic sense. not only was he not alive for the bulk of the british empire, certainly not for its expansion, but it's an even longer time ago that the british monarchs had any executive control and were directing how the empire operated . but we should be proud operated. but we should be proud of our empire for what it gave the world, for what it still gives to the world, not in ruling places , but in what we ruling places, but in what we have left behind and what we have left be

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but why would britain explicitly provoke war with russia? the war in ukraine is all that is truss said this in april 2022. while she was still a foreign secretary. and it's not just a figure of speech krajina on my period on a bus, which is just for the controller bit ask if this czar took on the facts of a theory to, to shed my, to figured simply even the exact moment of ukraine passing from one handler the u. s. to another britain is cited strange to say it was the ukrainian journalist who reported eyes in november 2021. the transfer of ukraine to britain was formalized in early 2021. when the g 7 ambassadors to ukraine were headed by british ambassador belinda simmons. shortly before russia launched its operation in ukraine, rumors of british plans to create a mini nato emerged in the west. i'm also proud together with to be try to be launching on you trilateral partnership with poland and ukraine. sim. not a cool my the and sydney of time. you or she will cry in a self critique, probably about the initiative was announced on twitter by t

this is a joint development of france britain began.ties, with the help of these missiles, the british and americans destroyed iraq in 2003. 2011 libya zelensky has long been asking the west for precisely these missiles, but his requests were rejected in the united states due to fear of escalation. and britain is not afraid of a similar escalation, it was london that was the first to announce the supply of challenge tanks to zelensky . london was the first so far the only one to promise him shells with combined uranium , the consequences of the rupture of which are recorded in the medical records in the oncological hospitals of the former yugoslavia, more than 20 years after the nato bombings, it was in london that zelensky most picturesquely asked the government for combat aircraft, if before britain its prime minister tony blair was called bush's poodle and for the fact that he, like a poodle , got involved with the united states and got involved in the war in iraq , then, now britain is running ahead at every turn, seeking to lead th

that people started to cross the channel to get to britain. problems is that there were very few, safe routes into britain, and so the number of people crossing this way has increased every year. last year it reached a huge record number of 46,000 people and so that's rishi sunak last year promised to make, you know, stopping the boats one of his pledges for 2023 and that's what we see happening now. >> as you said, this began roughly around 2015. it has been happening all over europe and everywhere european governments are struggling with this and the italian government has the same problem with boats and everywhere they're trying to be tougher, more hard line on it and what about britain's earlier attempts and what about rwanda. can you explain that? so the rwanda solution was cooked up last year as a way to try to deter people from crossing the channel. it's problematic on humanitarian grounds. >> what is it? explain it. >> the rwanda solution is basically packing people off to rwanda to have their claims for asylum processed there and if t

thank you for joining us, and by the way, also about what is happening in great britain.on , in liverpool, the results of the voting for the finalists are already being announced. we will soon find out who will be the winner , to say so means that as of now the first place is still behind the swedes with 340 points norway 268 and ukraine just received an e-e replenishment means 243 points so far we are in third place the information is being restored every minute, we understand that these results are being announced by countries one by one, and very soon we will hear who will be the winner

and so that i think the result came as an enormous shock to britain's much of britain's political class. the total number of votes cast in favor of remain was 16000000, 141200 41. the total number of votes cost in favor of leave was 17000000, 410740 2. this means that the u. k. has voted to leave the european union. cameron himself against exiting the you didn't expect the result and resigned a represent. some of the athletes who benefit from remaining in the european system of finance is did terry as a may the next prime minister advocate the u. k. 's resurrection as an independent well leader context of the time was theresa may have sought a deal with you that was effectively, you know, a continuation of e membership and what name it would of texas we have britain here financially for politically bureaucratically and militarily tied to the you may also belong to the elite group of international finance is the soft break said she'd been working on didn't suit brakes and supporters and they decided to speed up the exit will up with got all of her new recording bugs. pizza bureau us if,

i said,- britain's a-nice place to britain's a really nice place to twe— britain's a really nice placery. up in country. and he stood up in holyrood and bemoaned the fact and. yeah, and bemoaned the fact that there were white people in office. mean, how does that office. i mean, how does that happen ? oh, man. it just i how happen? oh, man. it just i how peoote— happen? oh, man. it just i how peopte not— happen? oh, man. it just i how can people not see— , oh, man. it just i how can people not see where this enose— can people not see where this enose rt— can people not see where this enose rt you— can people not see where this ends? if you divide people down the ends? if you divide people down tne ttnes— ends? if you divide people down tne ttnes ot— ends? if you divide people down the lines of skin— ends? if you divide people down the lines of skin colour, where toes— the lines of skin colour, where toes tt— the lines of skin colour, where toes tt ente— the lines of skin colour, where does it end? it's— the lines of skin colour, where does it end? it's awful. t e does it end? it's awfu

great britain is a useful point of comparison. in cultural terms, it is the countries closest relative, the mother ship that created the colonies from which the united states of america spring. it has a strong tradition of individualism that predate america's. even the scotch irish tradition in parts of the south old their origins to the british isles. and yet, with regard to contemporary gun violence, britain looks like most other advanced industrial countries. america, meanwhile, might as well be on another planet. perhaps because it draws on the same history of liberties and rights as america, britain was not always exempt from gun violence and mass shootings. in fact, reddish gun laws changed substantially after 2 mass shootings in 1987, and then in 1996. in the latter case, a man entered a primary school in scotland at 9:30 a.m. armed with 4 handguns and 743 rounds of ammunition. he entered the gym full of children and opened fire. in just a few minutes, he caused the deaths of 17 people then turned the gun on himself. after

of action, and the east of britain to survive. russia to be sacrificed. charge of objects. if there instance, mister chamberlain on receipts of the russian off, i had replied, yes, he has a 3 band together and 3 kids with us next. history might have gone a different way. the kid was clear to still in the western powers, were ignoring his proposals. and could no longer be relied upon. and by 1939, almost all of your had already signed agreements with a lot the in 1973, germany bronze big. and it today concludes the full power pact. 19 so the full the bill subsea hit to the bank between permanent and germany. assign 19, says 5. the naval agreement between britain, a germany is concluded, the 1978 fronts and easily agree to divide check is the bank here between germany, poland and hungary, the 1939 non aggression treaties assign between germany. that's the i just don't. he told us the 22nd 1979 months ago. so if you had comments of foreign affairs, molotov and german foreign minister reuben mirror portion. so that's the car. it was allowed to explore the new person that puts t

britain haters nil britain towers— one. britain haters nil britain lovers one which— one.hink it would be rather nice if could have rather nice if he could have stayed bit longer, stayed a little bit longer, maybe say hello to his dad maybe to say hello to his dad after i was smiling after he had just i was smiling at the sarcasm when he said, you know, had just become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king had just become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king of had just become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king of theiad just become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king of the united become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king of the united kingdom. the king of the united kingdom. so a bit, so yes, hanging around a bit, but certain extent, you can but to a certain extent, you can imagine he hung around imagine if he had hung around for hours and hours and maybe gone tonight, gone to the concert tonight, people equally have people could equally have criticised trying to criticised him for trying to gain too much the limelight. gain too much of the l

, this close to bankruptcy. roosevelt seized the benefits in britain's defeat. after which the us would run the risk of facing war to okay to men, liam leaves the smart to or just for sure. what offering you are you in the near future? not forcing your come get issue blow up or not the current level or you're still credit though, so she'll be getting done room on this block now, the just to slunk the one for the feel for them. you know, there's a baseball crop. i shot pretty king, so my wife however, lindsey supplies already needed to the entangled in financial obligations. first thing your police force on the 1st thing you know is that i said that there was a partridge store 100 more of them, but i knew you. but even a low crew collapse, so you go in your, in the system. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy from foundation. let it be an arms race is on all sides. very dramatic. the or i'm going to resist, i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very clear to get a time time to sit down and talk the way more than 87

i suppose i should just ask you how, how it is over there in the britain where i give you context. you, did you listen? how, how is it in britain, the coverage of jose victory today at commemorating the victory over the nazis? and we'll go to as well. i mean, yeah, that it wasn't much mentioned, but the, well, of course we've had a lot of excitement with the see prime ministers in the course of the year. several finance ministers dispatching the other so it's been a very exciting time in the u. k. politics. and obviously the exit question is still on resolved about how that's going to be sorted out in the future. but as you say for vic to day, it doesn't get any feature that much, and it's been over shadowed by the coordination as you said on the 6th of may get ahold of the successful because i mean, your book frontline, ukraine. i tell everyone to read, it's a required readings of the context of what we are witnessing on our media about ukraine in nature. countries very different to those and the global. so the coverage of what's happening in ukraine will be successful too. i know

we are auoin everyone in britain. we are going to — everyone in britain.e _ everyone in britain. we are going to have to _ everyone in britain. we are going to have to leave - everyone in britain. we are going to have to leave it i going to have to leave it there. anna taylor, thank you for your thoughts on that from the food foundation, just to say we will be a that event taking place in downing street today. we will have more on the cost of food later in this programme. now to the us, where treasury secretary janet yellen has again sent a letter to congress warning that the treasury would be unable to satisfy its obligations or pay its bills as early asjune i. talks to resolve the stand—off over the us debt ceiling were supposed to take place on friday, but were postponed to allow more time for the two sides to negotiate. president biden is meeting today with key players in congress today. our north america business correspondent samira hussain has the latest from new york. in less than two weeks, the united states could fail to meet its debt obligations

those other features which mocked improvident stewardship for which great britain and france up daily to pay the churchill be realized. and he wasn't alone in the british leadership that this policy of what's called appeasement. you know, encouraging hitler. had been a big mistake. the russian states never had started as one of the most sense community best ingles, all sense and up the in the 65 with the keys 195 and speed. the one else calls course about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin machine, the state on the russians per day, and split the r t supposed net, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services to the question. did you say even closer to the acceptance and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do, do not watch my new show it seriously. why watch something that's so different opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do you have the state department, the c, i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my shel

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there is no great britain .outside the context of these negotiations and the previous negotiations so far , the united states of america is located, which is the responsibility of the former minister of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china, that is, li- hey, well, he is doing this european tour without great britain . does that mean that it is china, in what way is it trying to neutralize london? steer in the world and even more so in such an issue as aid to ukraine we remember what was the remains, we understand what rishi sunak and volodymyr zelenskyy could talk about, we understand that if the first f16s arrive, then obviously it could be great britain or some foreign fighter or friends of britain, denmark, for example, which is ready to support us and be a reliable partner for us and great britain, and analysts say that these extra f16s, which can arrive in ukraine as soon as possible , are located not far from a beautiful city copenhagen, actually. i think that this is an attempt by the chinese

in munich, britain and germany signed a mutual and on aggression pact. that was the combination of the policy to a piece here to have brought you piece prime minister chamberlain probably till the british people. on his return from munich, joe jones replied, we have sustained a total on unmitigated defeats. those other features which mount improvident stewardship for which great britain and france have daily to pay the churchill be realized. and he wasn't alone in the british leadership that this policy of what's called appeasement. you know, encouraging hitler. had been a big mistake the, the russian states never as i've started as i'm sort of the most sense community, best of all sense and up in the system must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the russians coding and split the ortiz vote net, keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for the question, did you say even twist, which is the it was clear to chill, so redrawing of e

france also promised to supply more weapons and train ukrainian military well, britain britain is one of the most important allies of ukraine in its fight against russian aggression, therefore, although the visit was unannounced and for many it came as a surprise, but it still surprised few people, especially in light of the statements made last week when london announced the transfer of long-range missiles to ukraine of storm shadow missiles , unlike in february, this time zelenskyi was not waiting on downing street. and in the country residence of the prime minister, the british government announced that and here i will quote because the wording, they are important during the meeting will once again prove the importance of providing ukraine with all kinds of military support well, also in soniakha's office, the details of the military aid were disclosed in advance, among other things, hundreds of anti-aircraft missiles, hundreds of new long-range strike drones with a range of more than 200 km, it's good that we had time privately to talk about the support britain provides to ukraine

and the good news for britain is that one of the l news for britain is that one of the most importanttor intellectual property is a company based in cambridge and it is owned by a japanese bank and is about to float on the new york stock exchange potentially but it is a british firm are pretty much every mobile firm in the world as a silicon chip on it that is based on their architecture design. fascinating industry and it really does underline the importance of those global supply chains. good to talk to you, as always. here in the uk, demand forfoodbanks has soared and that's because groceries have become more expensive. but it's also made it harderfor expensive. but it's also made it harder for people to make food donations. our cost of living corresponded has been to gateshead and durham in the north—east of england to see how people there are coping and to meet one developer who hopes that technology can target donations and solve the shortages. for the residents of bensham court in gateshead, the numbers have been grim. unlucky for some — 13. finances stretched, food prices near

i said,- britain's a-nice place to britain's a really nice place to twe— britain's a really nice place in country. and he stood up in holyrood and bemoaned the fact and. yeah, and bemoaned the fact that there were white people in office. mean, how does that office. i mean, how does that happen ? oh, man. it just i how happen? oh, man. it just i how peoote— happen? oh, man. it just i how peopte not— happen? oh, man. it just i how can people not see— , oh, man. it just i how can people not see where this enose— can people not see where this enose rt— can people not see where this enose rt you— can people not see where this ends? if you divide people down the ends? if you divide people down tne ttnes— ends? if you divide people down tne ttnes ot— ends? if you divide people down the lines of skin— ends? if you divide people down the lines of skin colour, where toes— the lines of skin colour, where toes tt— the lines of skin colour, where toes tt ente— the lines of skin colour, where does it end? it's— the lines of skin colour, where does it end? it's awful. t e does it end? it's awful. doe

there are many people here from britain.heir com patriots. >> celebrations in a sunny new york city. thank you so much. of course, we'll have more from london in a moment, including some of the sweetest and funniest moments during the coronation thanks to pr prince louis. >>> we're also keeping an eye on the war in ukraine. we'll talk about that next. may lead to severe vision loss and if you're taking a multi-vitamin alone, you may be missing a crital piece... preservision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinically proven nutrient formula recommended by the national eye institute to help reduce the risk of moderate to advanced amd progression. preservision is backed by 20 years of clinical studies. so ask your doctor about adding preservision and fill in a missing piece of your plan. like i did with preservision. now with ocusorb better absorbing nutrients. (vo) with their verizon private 5g network, associated british ports can now precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through their uk port every ye

britain haters nil britain towers— one. britain haters nil britain lovers one which— one.it all. i do think it would be rather nice if could have rather nice if he could have stayed bit longer, stayed a little bit longer, maybe say hello to his dad maybe to say hello to his dad after i was smiling after he had just i was smiling at the sarcasm when he said, you know, had just become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king had just become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king of had just become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king of theiad just become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king of the united become at the sarcasm when he said, you kno king of the united kingdom. the king of the united kingdom. so a bit, so yes, hanging around a bit, but certain extent, you can but to a certain extent, you can imagine he hung around imagine if he had hung around for hours and hours and maybe gone tonight, gone to the concert tonight, people equally have people could equally have criticised trying to criticised him for trying to gain too much the limelight. gain too

all of these aspects are present in britain today.ng the lines of what your previous guest was talking about, tremendous demonization and resolicitation of asylum-seekers while british people are being made very poor. there are vast numbers of people who are unable to heat their homes nv their children. looking at britain today, setting aside the small class of very wealthy billionaires, we see a very large number of impoverished people and you see britain looking like one of the colonies that it left behind in the middle of the 20th century. amy: priya gopal, thank you for being with us, english professor at univ of cambridge and author of "insurgent empire: anticolonial resistance & british dissent." we will link to your piece in al jazeera “with charles iii , coronation, colonialism is coming home to roost.” next, we look at the growing calls for ethics rules for the supreme court justices as more information emerges about justice thomas' secret dealings with a republicabillionae. ba in 30 seconds ♪♪ [muc break] amy: this is democr

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in fact, the j at twitter has to ban tweets in european union in britain under rule in because of britain and european law that doesn't allow setting view points being expressed on to the similarly with ideas of history, about neo nazis, min ukraine, and so for being banned under statute. why do you think your up in britain do this knowing full well that'd be united states which is applying the bulk of the weapons . we'd never think of doing the a very that's, that's a paradox, isn't it? that as you say that the state is the most forceful, i did many wise, one of the creators of the situation that led to conflict. usually the same time, it has such a vibrant public sphere and debates which were lacking age for your side. and that, that, i mean, it doesn't exist. i think we shouldn't completely dedicated. i mean, i have an endless discussions here as well. and the people who will not be close down will not be canceled and will speak out. and you know, so the tide, not just of tied to more, but a tied to public opinion will change. so at the moment, because the events have been so shocking,

this means that all armed britain can now strike at the territory of our country in britain, the territorythe russian federation is not recognized, zaporozhye, the kherson region of the lpr, the dpr and crimea, and their former prime minister did not recognize the territory of russia and voronezh with a growth, as you know, the british have their own and very different from our perception, and history and geography. and this is your perception. they are by force they are now trying to impose on our country and the whole world storm shadow missiles are produced in the english city of stivenets, each of them costs about 2 million pounds. this is a joint development of france by britain in the early nineties, with the help of these missiles, the british and americans destroyed in 2003. iraq in 2011 libya, zelensky has long been asking the west for precisely these missiles, but his requests were rejected in the united states due to fear of being searched. and similar escalation to britain is not london was the first to announce the supply of tanks to zelensky challenger london was the first so

also, great britain will start training ukrainian pilots on f16 for ukraine in the summer.his is stated in the statement of the british government, although there are certain details because the royal air force itself does not have f16 armed, but there is an opportunity to train them. so by the summer they should open a training center and the planes will probably supply other countries with this coalition of fighters but without agreement will probably still not be possible because the manufacturer of these planes so this is good news about the f16 with the help of britain, and the bad is that with this step ukraine's partners have delayed somewhat, but the war is unlikely to end in the current year and fighter jets will still be needed by ukraine in the future. it is good that britain is promoting this process and on the front line from the main this is of course the situation around bahmut and the city itself, here our military forces are squeezing enemy units from the north and south of bahmut on the flanks already secured supplies through chromov and ivanivsk and aimed

and britain has similar escalations.london was the first to announce the supply of challenger tanks to zelensky. london was the first so far the only one that promised him shells with combined uranium, the consequences of the explosion of which are recorded in medical records in oncological hospitals of the former yugoslavia more than 20 years after the nato bombings, it was in london that zelensky most. picturesquely asked warplanes to the government, if earlier britain, its prime minister tony blair, was called a poodle because he, like a poodle , tagged along with the united states and got involved in the war in iraq, now britain is running ahead at every turn, trying to lead the military campaign of the west against russia lisa herzen boris khalfin alexander dekin and the vladimirovichi television company tv london managed to cope with fifteen fires in a day, the fire was extinguished in the village of pervomaisky, where the flame spread to warehouses with gunpowder in the kurgan region, a suburb of the capital of th

american patriots then up for the rights to be free from britain. >> some indian warriors destroy private property. >> taxed unfairly. >> no taxation without representation i i say. those men are hero. >> heroes or criminals, it doesn't do fair. think about it. the entire government was removed. redcoats patrolled the street. king must work with the and the governor to ensure they know where honorable subjects dedicated to working toward a aa peaceful solution. >> that's exactly what cromwell declared. >> there's been a working through his t plan. >> treason i say. >> progress i say. let king georgech know who is dealing with. not children but men standing up for justice. >> they will have your head. >> all governors are too busy in the war in ohio. twe have port, a harbor, we hae tea. we'll take a stand of our own. >> is that that thein governor approaching?de >> headed towards the capital. some must have warned him. >> about what, imminent prayer? what happens when thene king and the governor tread under s of people? >> be careful. >> stop the carriage. george, fetch me those. >> the se