, and the british council is also very active now to create such ties. literally 5 minutes left before the end of our conversation, i would like you to say what you would like to say, maybe ... to our viewers about our further cooperation, about the development of the situation, about how they generally have to perceive what is happening between ukraine and great britain, and well, i think that now we are collecting our proposals for a hundred-year partnership, and for me it was also interesting to have ideas and on the other hand, what is the best thing to do now and what should be the main priorities, it's education, it's financial services, it's lawyers, because lawyers are also a very important element of the uk, it's cultural issues, and it's the economy, because you know, i'm sure that... economic recovery in ukraine, we should not wait for the situation after the victory, because the recovery of the economy is now, we recently opened a new industrial park in lviv, the formation of lviv for the development of small and medium-sized businesses in lv

with grant funding from british council and arts council england, eli has been given the chance to crossorm at america's mega music, film and tech festival. ready to go. the fact that we're going - to showcase not only the work of the charity in the suit, but also eli's incredible l musical talent isjust... ..really incredible i and ijust can't wait. how are you feeling about it, eli? you know, it'sjust a day in the life, really! in here we put on stormzy in 2016 and we put on ezra collective. amy winehouse�*s first us shows around the time of back to black. so, this area here in terms of international presence for uk music is incredibly important. crispin has been taking talent to texas for over two decades. he's got eli a slot on the day stage. their careers, they can meet agents, the labels, the pr people, the people who can sync their music to the hollywood movies. they're all going to descend on this town in the next few days. it's so funny that this little corner of almost nowhere in america is a place that's been so important for uk bands. i think he's going to love it. and now it

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and the school started by the british council, which had several schools, east africa and. then in my third year of medicine, the military overthrew the emperor and there was chaos and highly selassie and selassie. and one of the first things they did was to close the university because. they were worried about the students the radicals amongst the students upending their military coup and ex-patriots were asked to leave. well, they closed the school a year and sent all the students to the countryside, kind of a cambodian style, you know, get the intellectuals out of town thing and so there i was kind of stuck. i had never heard the word except before, but that was me and my parents had seen the writing on the wall a couple of years before that. and they had left, and they were in america. it was a time when america was handing out green cards and both my parents had come separately, you know, postgraduate work and had green cards. so they settled in new jersey and i joined them just in the seventies was in the seventies. i couldn't just transfer to a medical school because

british fishermen. the federation council denounced the agreement that had allowed the british to fish in our waters for. they fished for free in huge quantities and provided themselves with the same cod. but for an unfriendly country, all this should be a thing of the past, and the senators are ready to move on. valentina matvienko believes that it is necessary to review other agreements with states that have announced. sanctions for us it would seem to me that, together with the ministry of foreign affairs, we need to once again carefully analyze all the agreements that were signed by some khrushchev, some other person, i won’t name names, which today do not meet our national interests, agreements, which give unilateral privileges and advantages to the hostile, not to mention. in russia today, a large-scale check of the warning system is being carried out; sirens and loudspeakers are turned on in all regions; message from the ministry of emergency situations. attention. everyone is checking the readiness of the public warning system, please remain calm. the purpose of today's exercises is to test the

the security council usually stands by american, british and zionist policies and implements their agendare also targeting american, british and israeli ships as yemen stands alongside the axis of resistance in the fight against the axis of evil, and we will prevail, god willing. officials highlighted that yemen's operations in the red and arabian seas are motivated by the dire humanitarian situation in gaza and enjoy support not only from yemanies, but also from the freedom seeking people worldwide. security council's statement is feudal and is part of american policy, meaning that the council tries to appease the united states and britain at the expense of the blood of innocent palestinians. we support palestinians not only from the humanitarian angle, but there is a brotherly bond between yemenies and the people of palestine. our actions are in retaliation for the ongoing israeli genocide. meanwhile, the army spokesperson announced assault on yet another american vessel madow in the red sea using multiple. missiles, it also reported attacks on israeli targets and the occupied territori

the security council usually stands by american, british and zionist policies and implements. their agenda, but at the same time fails to stop the israeli massacres of the people of palestine. therefore, the republic of yemen considers any statements from the security council non-existent. sana continues his efforts to support palestinians in accordance with the will of the people in yemen. the armed forces are also targeting american, british and israelly ships as yemen stands alongside the axis of resistance in the fight against the... axis of evil and we will prevail, god willing. officials highlighted that yemen's operations in the rid and arabian seas are motivated by the dire humanitarian situation in gaza and enjoy support not only from yeminies but also from the freedom seeking people worldwide. the security council's statement is feudal and is part of american policy, meaning that the council tries to appease the united states and britain at the expense of the blood of innocent palestinians. we support palestinians, not only from the humanitarian angle, but there is a brotherly bo

yesterday, the un's security council failed to pass a vote calling for a ceasefire. the first britishpaign. it's been built north of rafah, where israel has pledged to carry out a ground offensive imminently. our international correspondent orla guerin sent this report. wheeled through the chaos. 12—year—old anis, another young victim of israel's assault on gaza. he is on his way to surgery in al axa hospital, a team from uk med standing by. 50. axa hospital, a team from uk med standing by— axa hospital, a team from uk med standin: b . ., standing by. so, without the patient with a femoral _ standing by. so, without the patient with a femoral fracture. _ standing by. so, without the patient with a femoral fracture. he - standing by. so, without the patient with a femoral fracture. he is i standing by. so, without the patient with a femoral fracture. he is a i with a femoral fracture. he is a very brave boy. so, let's go. knot very brave boy. so, let's go. anat sa s he very brave boy. so, let's go. anat says he was _ very brave boy. so, let's go. anat says he was playing _ very brave b

elizabeth emblem will be open to families of public—sector workers across the uk, including local councils and in britisho lost their life since 19118. each elizabeth emblem will be inscribed with the poignant phrase "for a life given in service." it has been backed by the king and pays tribute to the late queen. this emblem will bear the name of her late majesty queen elizabeth. we think of the decades of public service she gave our nation. it is only fitting that our tribute to public servants who have lost their lives in the line of duty should bear her name. paul bone, whose daughter fiona died alongside nicola, will be one of the first to apply. the circumstances of wearing it will remind me of her loss. i think on the next remembrance sunday, i will be wearing it. families can apply online through the government website from today. abi smitton, bbc news. 18—year—old oliver bearman — from essex — will on saturday become the youngest briton to race in formula one. he'll drive for ferrari in the saudi arabian grand prix, after one of the team's main drivers, carlos sainz, fell ill with appendicitis. t

the elizabeth emblem will be open to families of public—sector workers across the uk, local council and in britishpply to anyone who lost their life since 19118. each elizabeth emblem will be inscribed with the poignant phrase "for a life given in service". it has been backed by the king and pays tribute to the late queen. this emblem will bear the name of her late majesty queen elizabeth. we think of the decades of public service she gave our nation. it is only fitting that our tribute to public servants who have lost their lives in the line of duty should bear her name. paul bone, whose daughter fiona died alongside nicola, will be one of the first to apply. the circumstances of wearing it will remind me of her loss. i think on the next remembrance sunday, i will be wearing it. families can apply online through the government website from today. abi smitton, bbc news. a us military report on ufo sightings says it's found no evidence aliens have visited earth. it also said there was nothing to support claims government agencies had covered up visits by extra—terrestrials and gained access to alie

the elizabeth emblem will be open to families of public—sector workers across the uk, local council and in britishbed with the poignant phrase "for a life given in service". it has been backed by the king and pays tribute to the late queen. this emblem will bear the name of her late majesty queen elizabeth. we think of the decades of public service she gave our nation. it is only fitting that our tribute to public servants who have lost their lives in the line of duty should bear her name. paul bone, whose daughter fiona died alongside nicola, will be one of the first to apply. the circumstances of wearing it will remind me of her loss. i think on the next remembrance sunday, i will be wearing it. families can apply online through the government website from today. abi smitton, bbc news. the duchess of sussex has criticised the "seemingly endless toxicity" of social media, revealing she was targeted with "bullying and abuse" while pregnant with her and prince harry�*s two children. meghan was the keynote speaker on a panel marking international women�*s day at the south by south west festival in t

russia is closing its part of the barin sea to british fishermen. council valentina matvienko believes that it is necessary to review other agreements with states that have imposed sanctions against us. it is necessary, together with the ministry of foreign affairs, to once again carefully analyze everyone. agreements that were signed by some khrushchev, some other person, i won’t name names that today do not meet our national interests, agreements that give unilateral privileges and advantages to hostile, not to mention unfriendly , simply hostile countries, do such a calm, thorough audit and prepare another package, people, rostechnadzor specialists are already working on finding out the reasons. our ministry of defense showed how early voting for the russian presidential elections is taking place in the special operation zone, one of the polling stations was deployed in the positions of the southern group of troops, your choice this was done, among other things, by the guards soldiers. and then a video from the location of the 150th motorized rifle divis

promote it and, with our support, the americans also used a veto, the british abstained, the remaining 13 members of the security council voted in favor. and to stop the development of events, i think this is the most important task now, people are dying, by the way, i took an interesting statistic here... in less than 5 months, 30,000 were killed in gas, wounded in ukraine, something between 17 and 27% , thousands, excuse me, between 17 and 27 thousand in 10 years, in gas in less than 5 months 70,000. and this figure is increasing every day is increasing, i read today, you see, we worked together in the quartet of the usa, russia, the un, the european union. but in this composition, speaking, by the way, about the effectiveness or ineffectiveness of the un, about 30 years ago, perhaps somewhere in ninety-five, maybe the year, i’m afraid to be mistaken, but somewhere in the nineties, the quartz agreed on a road map for the creation of a palestinian state , there were stages, specific, verifiable, and the whole process was supposed to take a year, this roadmap was approved by the security council, but it remained in the

council. it has adopted a british resolution on sudan that calls for immediate cessation of hostilities.nth of ramadan. for all parties to ensure the removal of any obstruction and enable full, rapid, safe, and unhindered humanitarian axis. the un security council adopting the representation on sudan. 40 members voted in favor, and russia abstained. around the world and across the u.k., this is bbc news. let's take a look at some other stories making the news. patients in parts england are facing an uphill struggle to see agp. analysis showed wide regional variation in dr. numbers. the fewest per-person followed by bedfordshire, melton, a pledge to boost the gp to meet workforce. the government's counterterrorism commissioner said london has become a no go zone for jews during pro-palestinian marches. robin simcox urged ministers to accept higher legal risk when tackling extremism. rishi sunak's spokesperson said the prime minister took concerns of extremism very seriously and noted a rise in both antisemitism and islamophobia. new laws on paternity leave have come into effect in england

british fishing in our barints sea is coming to an end; the federation council denounced the agreementmen for almost 70 years catch, for example, the tresta, which is so popular in the kingdom. what is the reason for the cancellation of benefits? which give unilateral privileges and advantages to hostile, i’m not talking unfriendly, simply hostile countries, to do such a calm, thorough audit and prepare another package of documents on the denunciation of agreements unfavorable for russia, they are everything that is possible and today the upper house of parliament approved the law on the prohibition for foreign agents to place advertisements on their resources, they will be held liable. and the advertiser, the one who distributes it. relations between russia and azerbaijan have reached a qualitatively new level. their further development was discussed at a meeting in baku between mikhail mishustin and the president of the republic ilham aliyev. the level of friendly relations was confirmed by the warm welcome provided by our delegation. dmitry kochitkov will confirm. zagulba is a state

according to the yugao survey, only 13% of british people support the zionist regime's war in gaza. lebanon complained to the security council the zionist regime for disrupting the country's air and sea navigation systems . those who are present in the border areas in the south of lebanon will quickly understand that it is impossible to use the geographic positioning system or gps. using this system instead of getting to the place where you want to go you will be guided. why? the report of the institutions that follow the strengthening of digital rights in the region emphasizes that israel uses disruptive wave technologies as part of its war strategy. the disturbance wave is sent from miron base, the same base that the resistance has targeted three times so far. because this is the air control base of israel, which dominates the entire northern region. all spy planes. is added but in fact , it is only a document on the repeated violation of lebanon's national sovereignty by israel, and the security council has not yet passed a resolution on this matter has not issued after america, the british government along with the polit

british. the national security and defense council of ukraine has long lost influence on the processes; all decisions main intelligence directorate, the national security and defense council of ukraine, as well as the center for countering disinformation, fall under their influence. well, firstly, the decision to resign danilov was made back in december-january, he in principle, has long been incomprehensible, undesirable, uninteresting, not to yermak, not to zelensky, respectively, and secondly, two things happen: first, we all know that after may 20 there comes a period when zelensky loses his legitimacy and... they are very serious about the office is preparing for this date, preparing and intensifying in all directions, let’s say, as far as possible. the national security and defense council of ukraine, the security council of ukraine, has one key feature: it has the right to make decisions that are binding on any body in ukraine, well, of course, with the signature of the president. the second story, it is generally unnoticeable, but much more dangerous for zelensky and specifically yarmak, who

this council, by approving the resolution proposed by the british with 14 votes in favor, demanded anediate stop to the conflicts in sudan on the occasion of ramadan. conflicts armed conflict has started in sudan since the end of april between the army and the forces suspected of providing quick support to the government, as a result of which thousands of people have been killed and more than 7 million sudanese have been displaced. according to international organizations, about half of sudan's 50 million people need humanitarian aid. they are friendly and the first cultural event for children and teenagers in iran began in baghdad, the capital of iraq, in three sections of film screenings and animations of iranology tourism attractions, fashion and children's clothing. the working group for organizing fashion and clothes of the country and specialized visionaries producing clothes for children and teenagers in iran are present in this event. this cultural event for iranian children and teenagers will continue until march 21 in baghdad, the capital of iraq. end of this news section. i

elizabeth emblem will be open to families of public—sector workers across the uk, including local councils and in britishrase "for a life given in service". it's being backed by the king and pays tribute to the late queen. this emblem will bear the name of her late majesty queen elizabeth. we think of the decades of public service she gave our nation. it is only fitting that our tribute to public servants who have lost their lives in the line of duty should bear her name. paul bone, whose daughter fiona died alongside nicola, will be one of the first to apply. the circumstances of wearing it will remind me of her loss. and i think on the next remembrance sunday, i will be wearing it. families will be able to apply online through the government website from today. abi smitton, bbc news. a fertility clinic in london has had its operating licence suspended because of "significant concerns" about the unit. the homerton fertility centre has been told it must not start new procedures, but can continue to see existing patients. the clinic said there had been three separate errors in the freezing of embryos. our

. - some breaking news to bring you now at the un security council, it has adopted a british resolutionhe month of ramadan, and calling all parties to ensure removal of any obstruction and to enable full rapid safe humanitarian access, these have just come to us now, the un security and adopting the uk resolution, 1a members voted in favour and russia abstained. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news... patients in parts of england are facing an uphill struggle to see a gp. an analysis showed wide regional variation in doctor numbers. the nuffield trust think tank found kent and medway had the fewest gps per person, followed by bedfordshire, luton and milton keynes. ministers have struggled to meet a pledge to boost the gp workforce. the government's counter—extremism commissioner says london has become a �*no—go zone forjews' during weekend pro—palestinian marches. robin simcox also urged ministers to �*be willing to accept higher legal risk�* when tackling extremism. rishi sunak�*s spokesman said the prime minister took conce

a dramatic moment at the united nations -- for the first time the security council voids for a cease-fire in gaza. the britisht accuses china of malicious cyber attacks on the u.k. and accuses two individuals and a company linked to the chinese state. donald trump will stand trial next month over hush money he is accused of paying to an adult film star. the first former u.s. president to face a criminal charge. to mentor found guilty of murdering a 23-year-old footballer two days after he brushed past one of them in a nightclub. and why these farmers have taken their tractors into the heart of london to protest against cheap imports and expensive environmental regulations. ben: hello. welcome to "the world today," an hour of international news from the bbc. we start with a momentous diplomatic breakthrough on the conflict in gaza after more than five months of war. for the first time the united nations security council has called for an immediate cease-fire between israel and hamas and also demanded the release of all the hostages. several previous attempts at a cease-fire resolution have failed. the united s

council tax. rishi sunak says british workers deserve to be recognised.re working because of the improvement in the economic environment, because of the fact we've been able to get inflation down from 11% to 4, mortgage rates, energy bills, falling wages rising, we've been able to start cutting people's taxes responsibly , and that shows that responsibly, and that shows that our plans are working. >> i believe in a society where hard work is rewarded. we're delivering that for people , and delivering that for people, and they can see that the change we're about starting we're talking about is starting to happen. if stick to to happen. and if we stick to the we can make sure that the plan, we can make sure that everyone of mind. everyone has peace of mind. >> keir starmer says that >> sir keir starmer says that unlike the government, labour's policies are fully funded . policies are fully funded. >> contrast that with the government, where yesterday, at the end of the budget, the chancellor made a staggering £46 billion unfunded commitment to aboush billio

next to the french ambassador nicolo delivery at the british ambassador barbara would, would the president of the security council, the japanese on boss of the most he's on bus, is just joined in, is listening in these huddles are continuing, suggesting that things are fluid, they're all developments happening and i think they will, they little by now know the security council. in the old days you said have to send telegrams the capital to get instructions. now that rule on what saps with that precedence, the prime minister is, they'll know what prime minister netanyahu said, i'm sure they are discussing it, that in the room, it will, i think, be something that washington takes note to solve. and i think they'll be water is what is that he'll do more water is the potentially he may decide because he said he's going to to rap or whatever the us says that maybe he will expedite that operation. i think that will be the, the biggest nightmare if the us supports, as we think it might to this resolution. well, that was, i say we're hearing that they will have that own amendment adding a, a paragraph condemning, hum us.

so for the great british debate, this i'm asking can we trust labour with our councils?t. what my panel make of that. joining and joining me, author and broadcaster hamilton joining me, author and broadcastbroadcaster hamilton joining me, author and broadcastbroadcaster and|ilton and also broadcaster and motoring journalist danny kelly. did you ask them for that? oh, you asked them. >> no, i wear two. i wear two hats with this fabulous outfit . hats with this fabulous outfit. and today i'm a commentator and a broadcaster, motoring journalist . when you want to journalist. when you want to talk to me about cars, so you just okay, well , that's two hats just okay, well, that's two hats and two separate hats. today's hat is the broadcaster and journalist. >> he sells super duper cars. >> he sells super duper cars. >> that's two hats in one, two separate. >> and he sells super duper cars. yes, that's three altogether. >> getting more hats. >> now you're getting more hats. >> now you're getting more hats. >> i know it's >> all right, i know it's great to so many hats. to have

this comes as the british youth council closes due to financial difficulties.dy reached out to ask what is happening. i will do everything in my power to keep that parliament going. children have told me, 366,000 this time, i have spoken to over a million children who tell me they want a voice. this country will be better if itjust involves children in solving the problems. really nice to see you. a busy day ahead for you. i will let you go. nice to see you. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. hello, good morning from bbc london and welcome to viewers from look east who are joining us due to some planned technical work. a man has been arrested at heathrow airport on suspicion of murder hours after another man was hit by a car and killed in east london. metropolitan police detectives say a 33—year—old was arrested at the airport yesterday afternoon. a woman was also arrested on suspicion of assisting an offender. it follows the death of a man after reports of a crash between a car and pedestrian in newham early yesterday morning. the home

dramatic moment at the united nations — for the first time, its security council votes for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. the britishovernment accuses china of malicious cyber attacks on the uk and imposes sanctions on two individuals and a company linked to the chinese state. the cyber threat posed by china—affiliated actors is real, and it is serious. donald trump will stand trial next month over hush—money he's accused of paying an adult film star — the first former us president to face a criminal trial. two men are found guilty of murdering a 23—year—old footballer — two days after he brushed past one of them in a nightclub. why these farmers have taken their tractors into the heart of london, to protest against cheap imports and expensive environmental regulations. welcome to the world today — an hour of international news from the bbc. we start with a momentous diplomatic breakthrough on the conflict in gaza, after more than five months of war. for the first time, the united nations security council has called for an immediate ceasefire there between israel and hamas, and demanded the release of all the hostag

british ships in the red sea. after vetoing the resolutions of the un security council three times, which called for a ceasefire in the gaza strip. america drafts a resolution about the war the draft prepared by the us, while refusing to call for a cease-fire and an end to the zionist regime's attack on the defenseless people of gaza , suffices to say that a cease-fire is necessary. it is said that many countries among the member states of the security council opposed the american draft. in the draft prepared by the 10 non-permanent members of their security council , clearly. the key point is that the us did not ask for a ceasefire in gaza in the text of the draft , but believes that a ceasefire is necessary. irish prime minister of europe's dual approach to the issue palestine criticized. love bardkar criticizing the dual behavior of the union. europe does not agree with each other regarding the issues of palestine and stating that when it comes to human rights, there should be no discrimination and human rights should be universal, he stated that the european union has adopted double standards regarding palesti

said, and we did not sign it, it was signed by the british, the americans, and the ukrainians, and when haysden objected to him, the security councild for the document, then he added that we have nothing to do with the situation that has developed , so i have these sino-pokinese according to the script of moscow wisdom. already sitting in the livers, and the fact is that i want to emphasize once again, these are things that, from the point of view of diplomatic skill and all this, the club. which is spiraling in international terms, they are very dangerous, because we are only, only, only now passing through this turn, in which we almost flew into kanava with poland, and now we still have a chance to enter the same picket situation with the trip of lihuwei, who solves the issues needed by beijing, his whole concern for... in this situation and about the termination the fire is only that it says, no more and no less, because last year china and russia gained 270 billion in trade turnover, in three months of this year on the 24th already +25, if you look at what is in this basket, then there is energy, there is industry, there is ele

this was decided that meetings of the council on foreign relations, which of course is a clone of a british chatham house. a back at the beginning of world war 2, it was put in the battle plan for world war 2 and trade offering to the cold war. it became the bolts of this doctrine in 1991. but it became full spectrum dominance in the early 2, thousands under under bush and then continuing under obama. and they've never backed off from that. so it's always a flight forward that as of the term has been used until the united states steps back and realize just a full spectrum. dominance is a formula for endless war. uh, nothing will change and they'll keep okay and no to pushing. and they'll keep seeking a new battlefront and it will go on and on amount. uh and that is what has to stop . that's what the american people must put an end to. well, you know, patrick, the, the, i've said, you know, the longer this, the more the west continues to support ukraine, the smaller ukraine becomes geographically, and it's demographics as well, in the interest of ukraine and really never been mentioned in al

and owners, to the list of sanctions of the national security council, and then go with this list and demand from europeans, europeans, british, canadians, americans that these companies are also included in of the sanctions lists of these countries, which completely... cut off all economic ties, because here we are talking to you now, the russians are jamming the european hot satellite, which belongs to the utelsad company, the utelsat company is a company registered in france, one of the largest european and, in principle , global operators, but in parallel with this , the russians are preventing ukrainian channels from relaying from this satellite, the french are transporting it, it will be launched into space and it will enter geostationary orbit, will help the russians spread russian propaganda in the 36° position, there will be ntv, tricolor, this company has two subsidiaries in russia, two subsidiary enterprises with directors with russian passports, and for some reason ukraine is not up to date with all these panels. ladies or gentlemen to bring to sanctions lists, both ukrainian and european, so that even european...