in the uk, lord cameron has defended | the uk, lord cameron has defended the uk, lord cameron has defended the decision not to withdraw arms and export licences from israel. he said any decision by the uk to suspend weapons sales to israel would strengthen hamas and reduce the chances of a deal to free hostages being held in gaza. but he added that the uk would not support an israeli offensive in the city of rafah without a plan to protect civilians. israel has not had a clean bill of health. 0n humanitarian aid, there have been real failings and they need to do better. but on the crucial question we have to answer which is, is there a serious risk of exports being used for a serious breach in international law? up to now, in the assessments we've done, we've continued with the export licensing, but it's a rolling process and it looks at what is happening on the ground. with me is our political correspondent, nick eardley. thank you forjoining us in the studio. tell us what the foreign secretary had to say. figs studio. tell us what the foreign secretary had to say.— studio. tell us what th

her personal clothing brand, women, guns and big money, that’s david cameron’s motto.is with you , this is the puppet heir to tuti, we are starting. we cannot ignore the threat, we need to take a tougher position in a tougher world if the ukrainian conflict is anything to go by. what it teaches us is that small and belated actions only spur russia on. cameron's speech in the british parliament, which he timed for victory day, word for word, repeated the document leaked into the hands of guardian reporters, a document previously written by its speechwriters. entirely from blinkered russophobic and provocative formulations, glued together according to a formula, we confront the enemy in order to prevent his advance. and then, out of the blue, another leak. this time the times, citing sources in the environment. conditions under which you, as president , will be able to get a deal done in january, it makes sense to imagine a set of circumstances under which trump would be able to say that he diplomatic and military genius who brought an end to this war. it is not known wh

mr cameron is wrong to su: est with the... mr cameron is wrong to suggest that _ with the...d not reach the opposite — because you could not reach the opposite view at an emotional level? you cannot— opposite view at an emotional level? you cannot be a chief executive and rely solely on your emotions, no. mr cameron told us that you were clear in your— cameron told us that you were clear in your conviction from the day he joined _ in your conviction from the day he joined until— in your conviction from the day he joined until the day that you left that nothing had gone wrong. is that correct? _ that nothing had gone wrong. is that correct? was that your belief? | correct? was that your belief? i don't correct? was that your belief? don't think correct? was that your belief? i don't think he is right in that view. ~ , ., . ., don't think he is right in that view. ~ . ., view. were you clear in your convictions? _ view. were you clear in your convictions? that _ view. were you clear in your convictions? that nothing i view. were you clear in your. convictions? that nothing had

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cameron: it is great to hear that you have used it.have seen more people bringing canva into the workplace and using it with their teams across the enterprise. we thought now was the perfect time to give it a glow up to make sure the interface and user experience matched what people were doing in the workplace. we also have the launch of our new canva enterprise package which is a product offering designed for large organizations where thousands of people are using canva and giving people like cio's and i.t. teams the tools they need to roll out canva at scale for multiple teams within the organization for the thousands of folks using it and be able to give each of them a customized experience. ed: is one of these situations where canva is like a global startup and you blink and it has grown so quickly. 185 million monthly users. more than $2 billion in revenue. i want to go deeper. you talk about enterprise. do you have a clear split and what is the individual consumer user base and enterprise base? cameron: a lot of the growth the la

this is what david cameron is talking about.t the same time, it is clear that, having a dominant position, "london allows possible negotiations, who will initiate it, of course, it will be decided by ukraine, including ukraine will determine possible mediators or, say, an organization that can conduct this conversation the subtext of this article clearly suggests that aid is necessary for ukraine to be such that ukraine achieves its strategic result." and forced the kremlin to accept ukraine's conditions, this is what is important to emphasize, not only the material itself, which was voiced, speaks about it, including the materials in the newspaper the guardian, including some analytical british publications, have already been writing about this for the past three months, and we must give credit that cameron is gradually changing his position, from that... frightened gesture that nato should not shoot down russian planes and nato should not shoot at russian soldiers, you can see how cameron's position is transforming quite stron

british analysts have been writing about it for the past three months, and to their credit, that cameron is gradually changing his position, from that frightened gesture that nato should not shoot down russian planes and nato should not shoot at russian soldiers, it is clear how cameron's position is transforming quite strongly, this is explained by the fact that the united... and especially great britain pay enormous attention to aid to ukraine, moreover, i did not accidentally say that there is such a healthy leadership and competition for leadership between london and washington, regarding the amount of aid to ukraine. but here, judging by the information that comes from of the russian federation, putin is not inclined to collapse. war or sit there at the transition table, all these personnel reshuffles that he made after the so-called inauguration, after the fifth, the beginning of his fifth term in office, shows that he is trying to find the optimal formula for how to lead a long-term the war in ukraine, and , by the way, the spokesperson of the state department of the united states

it was after that that david cameron changed position, and, you know, david cameron on his own doesn't change government position, but parliament can change the government position. but put that to one side. labour needs to communicate much better. it needs to listen hard to the voters. there is lost, but it should be proud of what it's donein should be proud of what it's done in winning in every part of the country north east, north west, east midlands, west midlands, in peaks across the country, west midlands . country, west midlands. >> do you think labour is going to win, i doubt it, because they're not winning. they're no. >> look labour won in redditch. won in big time in redditch. it looks as though it looks it looks as though it looks it looks as though all of the incumbent mayors are going to

and a couple of hours later , cameron’s words in their original form were published on the same raghtersnsible manipulations with changing speech, which means cameron either said or didn’t said, is this some kind of mistake, accidental or non-accidental, what is this doing? well, the episode with macron and his jogging in front of the locomotive, western politicians realized that, in principle, the serious statements they make can affect their careers and the general outline, the general official position of nato, which is why cameron and macron are now such hawks, who pretend that nothing is stopping them, in this role they are trying to stand out from everything... the dream of european politics, which is now sleeping a little, has fallen asleep because nothing interesting is happening for them in ukraine, on the contrary, everything interesting is happening for russia in ukraine, but at the same time they are needed, apparently, in europe they turned out to be and are in demand, as they believe cameron and macron, they are such a sweet couple in european politics, they need a brutal ,

what deal did cameron talk to trump about, what trump will negotiate with putin in the event of victory25th on termination. russia's war in ukraine? no, mr. serhiy, here we are talking about creating conditions under which ukraine will dominate the war both by force and by the results of battles, therefore, while david cameron is talking about creating conditions under which the initiative is both positional and tactical, and strategic will be on the side. ukraine, moreover, the results of the situation on the front line will be in favor, completely, in favor of ukraine, this is what david cameron is talking about, and at the same time it is clear that having a dominant position, london admits the possibility of possible negotiations, who will initiate it, of course, it will be decided by ukraine, including ukraine will determine possible mediators'. or, let's say, an organization that can conduct this conversation, the subtext of this article clearly suggests that the aid needed for ukraine should be such that ukraine achieves its strategic outcome and forces the kremlin to accept ukra

david cameron, minister of foreign affairs of great britain, made such a statement in kyiv.s one of the first to start supplying kyiv with long-range weapons, storm shadow missiles. more. such missiles on the eve and in the predicted and most recent package of british aid ukraine. david cameron also confirmed great britain's commitment to provide ukraine with 3 billion pounds of aid every year, which is almost 4 billion dollars. as long as it takes. more about the visit of the chief british diplomat to kyiv and the meaning of his statements. let's talk with bohdan tsyupin, who joins the broadcast from london. hello, bohdan. let's first listen to exactly what david cameron said in ki. about the use of weapons from partners, and we will discuss it further with you. in our opinion, they should decide how to use this one weapons, they are defending their country, they have been illegally invaded by putin, and they have to take these steps. we're not discussing any caveats about these things, but let's be very clear. russia attacked ukraine and ukraine undoubtedly has the right t

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said some pretty david cameron said 5ome pretty fruity— david cameron said some pretty fruity thingsnd allow them — in congress, get aid to ukraine and allow them to have a fighting chance against _ allow them to have a fighting chance against russia and if that has been achieved, — against russia and if that has been achieved, then it is a job well done — achieved, then it is a “ob well done. , . . ., achieved, then it is a “ob well done. . . ., done. on his arrival a car today, donald trump — done. on his arrival a car today, donald trump came _ done. on his arrival a car today, donald trump came and - done. on his arrival a car today, donald trump came and with i done. on his arrival a car today, | donald trump came and with the latest polling and according to the latest polling and according to the latest new york times poll is he leads in five of the six states. biden is not of the six states. biden is not of the six states. biden is not of the six states. biden is narrowly heading michigan but trump is ahead in wisconsin, georgia, nevada, arizona and pennsylvania. i'm sure the

cameron. have the next chapter. cameron. it looks like the opposite is happening.strands are operating rather apart . at apart. at >> yeah, i mean, the timing is perhaps a little bit suspect, depending on your point of view. it was announced back in august, actually, that prince william would take over as colonel in chief of the army air corps. that's the that's the call you alluded to there, martin. but yesterday they announced that that official handover is going to be happening on monday with the king and prince william. and of course , yesterday was the day of course, yesterday was the day that prince harry arrived in the uk to take part in some invictus day events ahead of invictus games events, even ahead of this service today, i mean , prince service today, i mean, prince harry. no longer a working member of the royal family, he has focused very much on invictus and the other charity work he does, as well as looking after his young family. it appears that prince william will in fact, any time you speak to anyone close to prince william , anyone close to prin

it seems that cameron's statement at first caused some doubts in ...sparrow, the culprit of the trouble himself, in a somewhat blurred form, but repeated the same idea. ukraine has every right to strike back at russia. including in the depths of russia, but this decision will be up to ukraine, but ukraine has the right to this. cameron also brought to kiev, no, not 100 billion, but a hundred-year partnership between britain and ukraine, as the british embassy pompously announced. it sounds. somewhat presumptuous, considering that cameron cannot guarantee the next 7 months. this week, the island's ruling conservatives suffered a humiliating defeat in municipal elections, a failure not seen in 40 years. prime minister sunak now only has to set a date for the general election. however, declaring in advance the project of a century-long partnership between london and kiev is stillborn it’s not worth it, maybe he’ll live. in relations with russia , labor will rather try to ensure continuity and keep the mark, just as macron is trying to do on the other side

what is cameron up to? targets. what is cameron up to? i think this is complete and utter madness.james gazer , former nato james gazer, former nato spokesman and friend of this program . james, what do we know program. james, what do we know about russia? is that if you do poke it with a stick, it will always respond. i was fascinated to see george robertson, the former secretary—general of nato , the other day, very much taking my line that the expansion of european union, i believe nato two, has directly led to the ukraine war. what is our mission in ukraine? are we there to help them defend themselves, or are we happy for this kit to be used to fire off at power stations or other military facilities, perhaps in russia ? what's the brief? russia? what's the brief? >> well, nigel, very good to see you again, the way i see it, with all great respect to george , this is not a binary choice, as i see it, i'd much rather our storm shadows were strapped to the underside of a ukrainian fighterjet the underside of a ukrainian fighter jet than languishing the underside of a ukrainian fig

well, david cameron, a, an ex british prime minister. now do you, k is most senior diplomats and he had some very interesting things to say when it came to essentially escalating the conflict in ukraine as uh, the conflict grinds on. things don't go as well as they should do, may be for ukraine on the battlefield. the western partners seem to be going all in on the escalation, united swing by the prime minister, that we will give 3000000000 pads every year for as long as is necessary. and we've just really, mtv e. we can in terms of gifting equipment, to the biggest of adequate we've, we've, we've been able to give so far. new credit absolutely has the right to strike back at rush. you can quite understand why ukraine the feels the need to make sure it's defending itself. it's getting the russians out of his country and it has the ability to strike back. so as you can see, essentially suggesting that it's open season of russian pear. tree energy infrastructure, maybe even civilian population centers. it is a significant suggestion, almos

he became an mp in 2005 and was a close ally of david cameron, - was a close ally of david cameron, atst until they fell out over brexit. as a reforming education secretary he made friends and not a few enemies and he was a central figure in the psychodrama is of the conservative party over the last ten years. he managed to strangle boris johnson's first tilt at becoming prime minister. johnson's first tilt at becoming prime minister.— johnson's first tilt at becoming prime minister. i've realised that while ifloris _ prime minister. i've realised that while boris does _ prime minister. i've realised that while boris does have _ prime minister. i've realised that while boris does have those - prime minister. i've realised that while boris does have those very| while boris does have those very special abilities to communicate and to reach out, what he did not have was the capacity to build and to lead that team and to provide the leadership the country needs at this critical moment. mr leadership the country needs at this critical moment.— critical moment. mr gove ran unsuccessfully _ c

secretary, david cameron.got a picture of him the size of a building on one of the main streets there. union flags awash throughout the country for this official visit. would you, if you were foreign secretary, want to run home early from this trip where you were being venerated this much by a country? >> well, i think i'd be a little embarrassed by all of that. but if you've got an ego, you'd absolutely love it. you would not want to leave that. >> so david cameron's had to leave this trip early to come back to london for this cabinet meeting this afternoon. well, there you go. what could that mean? >> well, should we speak to gb news political correspondent olivia utley olivia , you are in olivia utley olivia, you are in the heart of westminster. what are you hearing? >> well, we just don't know. is the honest answer . there is the honest answer. there is mounting speculation that there is going to be a podium moment, as tom called it this afternoon, and we can see why that speculation is going a bit insane

and i asked the foreign secretary, david cameron, that this morning.se _ is that we have a very strict system based on legal advice i to the foreign secretary. and ourjob is not to publish that legal advice or comment - on the legal advice. it's to act consistently with it. and that's what we do. it's a rolling process that looks at what israel is doing, - looks at humanitarian aid, _ looks at the treatment of detainees, and crucially looks at the behaviour of the israeli defence forces - and asks that central- question is there a serious risk of a serious breach _ of international humanitarian law? and the answer to that is| the answer up to now has been that we've allowed the export licensing to continue, _ but that's a rolling process and we work on the basis i of the advice. so for now, the uk is not going as far as the americans in this. now we should say, and the government tried to sort of use this as a defence, although i think a lot of our newscasters would think, you know what, it's a matter of principle, but what the government says is, look

well , they also asked david cameron about why they still don't want to knock him down? he said with... a typical different situation, the difference between the situation between ukraine, or for example in israel, when britain helped shoot down hamas rockets, and further quote: we can do a lot to help the ukrainians, and this will not be a step towards escalation, well though a fundamentally different situation, because those who attacked israel are not the country that has the largest nuclear arsenal in the world, the country that keeps... billions in the banks of the countries of the european union and not only in london as well, and therefore of course in principle different position, principled, agree in this, in this sarcasm, completely. the next five years will be the most dangerous in the history of great britain. the prime minister of the country, rishi sunak, said this today. according to him, london faces and will face both internal and external challenges. in particular. he says from the side of authoritarian states, while the changes that can take place in g

cameron's turning point, the reaction of the russian foreign ministry.he crimean bridge is again under attack. preparing to attack him, it's difficult believe, but it is now being carried out openly, with ostentatious barovada and with the absolute support of the direct, shameless collective west. i would like to once again warn washington, london, brussels that any aggressive actions against crimea are not only doomed to fail, but will also succeed. a blow, a retaliation that would be crushing, while cameron opposed macron’s idea of ​​​​the possible introduction of western troops, clearly preferring remote subversive work to this. in march, after a secret conversation was leaked, it became known that a possible strike bundeswehr generals discussed the bridge with the help of german taurus missiles. participation in the german military in the attack could become a beli incident, that is, a reason for war, but also simply hand over such long-range weapons to kiev. chancellor scholz is not ready, as he admitted at the end of april at a meeting with voters.

. we help ukraine in other ways, well , we also asked david cameron about why they still don't want to shoot down, he said, the fundamentally different situation, the difference between the situation between ukraine and, for example, in israel, when britain helped shooting down hamas rockets, and further quote: we can do a lot to help the ukrainians, and this will not be a step towards escalation, well... a fundamentally different situation, because those who attacked israel are not a country that has the largest nuclear arsenal in the world, a country that keeps billions in the banks of the countries of the european union and not only london as well, and therefore, of course , a fundamentally different position, i agree on this in this sarcasm, completely. the next five years will be the most dangerous in the history of great britain, that's all. prime minister of the country, rishi sunak said today, according to him, london faces, will face, both internal and external challenges, in particular, he says, from authoritarian states. at the same time, he called the changes that can take

british foreign secretary david cameron actually lifted this taboo. he came to kyiv and declared that ukraine can do this with british weapons for its own protection. as for the ukrainians, in our opinion, it is their decision how to use these weapons. they are defending their country, putin invaded them, violating international law. they are forced to take measures. we do not discuss the relevant caveats. let's be absolutely clear. russia attacked ukraine, and ukraine has the right to retaliate against russia, including on russian territory. this is ukraine's decision. ukraine has this right. russia strikes on the territory of ukraine, so it is clear that ukraine feels the need show that she is defending herself. this is to drive the russians out of the country and have the ability to strike back. britain provides ukraine with stormshadow missiles, which have a range of approximately 250 km. these are cruise missiles that are designed to hit large buildings and complexes, such as port infrastructure, headquarters, warehouses, bunkers, missile sites,

cameron last week, that was me- i am so — alistair cameron last week, that was me.sorry! alistair mentioned _ was me. i am so sorry! alistair mentioned he _ was me. i am so sorry! alistair mentioned he wasn't _ was me. i am so sorry! alistair mentioned he wasn't sure - was me. i am so sorry! alistair mentioned he wasn't sure why| was me. i am so sorry! alistair - mentioned he wasn't sure why things went to _ mentioned he wasn't sure why things went to angela, they went to angela because _ went to angela, they went to angela because it _ went to angela, they went to angela because it was herjob, that is why she is— because it was herjob, that is why she is copied in this. complaints and issues — she is copied in this. complaints and issues were raised in a number of different — and issues were raised in a number of different places across the organisation. what was important as in resolving — organisation. what was important as in resolving them they were back to the technical teams. and this would have gone _ the technical teams. and this would have gone to it, to k

saturday. >> thank you very much , cameron. >> thank you very much, cameron.aying me up. i'll tell you that much. right? let's get straight into today's story, shall we, now i want to break into bob marley's song exodus , because that's song exodus, because that's exactly what's happening. i don't hate you enough to sing, so i'm not going to. andrea leadsom has become the latest mp to announce that she will not stand at the general election . stand at the general election. in a letter to the prime minister, currently, rishi sunak , the health minister, said she had come to the decision after careful reflection but did not go into further detail. this comes shortly after michael gove, another big beast, posted his resignation letter saying it's his resignation letter saying wsfime his resignation letter saying it's time for a new generation to lead . 78 tory mps are now to lead. 78 tory mps are now leaving parliament, a post—war recalled, so joining me now to explain what the hell is going on and why we're just left with the cat , is gb on and why we're just lef

david cameron, dear liar.declare you husband and wife, anxiety, sorry, i’m on hour, maximum one and a half well, what happened, an intruder’s plane crossed the border, no matter how much it would be shot down. francis, i know you are not a coward, but you must know the whole truth, they can still get you. the target is captured, the target is in the launch zone. do you realize the moment? still would? the ring fell, a bad omen. seryozha, fourth, answer third. something happened? i'm so sorry, maine. harry powers' interrupted flight on saturday, on the first. since it is impossible to deny the presence of pronounced nationalism in ukraine, the ukrainian version of nationalism is usually called integral nationalism, because no one knows what it is. and it sounds nice, like it’s not fascism, but the most striking thing about ukrainian fascism is the lack of understanding that for europe, be it latin or german, as well as for all the world’s anglo-saxons, ukrainians have always been and will be second class, ukrai

let's talk to josh and cameron, josh is an nbc contributor. i got ahead of myself on apple's price, but we are not getting ahead of ourselves on these new records for all of the major averages, so i just ask you, is it time to get more bullish? >> well, i guess i don't get more or less bullish based on price action, because i am not a swing trader. but, if you are someone who is a little more short-term oriented and you are trading based on momentum, yes, obviously you are getting the green light, you are getting confirmation everywhere you look. it doesn't matter what sector, it doesn't matter what overseas index. they are all flashing the same green light, and it is coinciding with the type of economic data that we have been waiting for and hoping for. the prices in the economy, the growth of prices in the economy moderating, but you still have very healthy job market, you have the consumer still spending, and you really don't have anything in credit spreads or any kinds of defaults or any of those things that we would have thought are guara

i asked foreign secretary david cameron that this morning.case is that we _ this morning. the principle in our case is that we have _ this morning. the principle in our case is that we have a _ this morning. the principle in our case is that we have a very i this morning. the principle in our case is that we have a very strict| case is that we have a very strict system — case is that we have a very strict system based on legal advice to the foreign— system based on legal advice to the foreign secretary, and ourjob is not to— foreign secretary, and ourjob is not to publish that legal advice or comment— not to publish that legal advice or comment on the legal advice, it is to act— comment on the legal advice, it is to act consistently with it, and that— to act consistently with it, and that is— to act consistently with it, and that is what we do, it is a rolling process— that is what we do, it is a rolling process that looks at what israel is doing. _ process that looks at what israel is doing, looks at humanitarian aid and the treatment of det

he is a chief financial— cameron and his significance. officer who - cameron and his significance. he: 3 a chief financial officer who is currently on medical leave. he held the role of interim ceo in 2019 after paula vennells resigned. and so he is a current post office executive and a very senior one. he opened with a very open apology. he said, i am sorry that when ijoined in 2015 i accepted there had been no miscarriages ofjustice in the earlier prosecutions. he also added that he did not push against the lack of challenge and testing of the post office legal case. had i done better we might have started the process of getting justice for subpostmasters sooner. he said he hopes his testimony helps this inquiry get some answers and he has already said quite a bit. they are going through a draft document that he put together in 2020 that was trying to understand what went wrong both internally and externally. in it there were already some opinions expressed by him then after being at the post office for more than five years that were ve

cameron's statement was made in... the unabashed collective west.ould like to once again warn washington, london, brussels that any aggressive actions against crimea are not only doomed to failure, but will also receive a blow, retribution that will be crushing. at the same time, cameron opposed macron’s idea of ​​​​the possible introduction of western troops, clearly preferring remote subversive work to this. in march, after a secret conversation was leaked, it became known that a possible attack on the bridge was discussed generals. bundeswehr using german taurus missiles. participation of the german military in the attack could become a beli casus, that is, a reason for war, but chancellor scholz is not ready to simply hand over such long-range weapons to kiev, as he admitted at the end of april at a meeting with voters. there are weapons that can only be supplied if control is maintained over everything that is done with them. and here you can’t have a debate like between friends. don't you trust me? of course i trust my friends. but i wouldn't

, preferable to david cameron, which i guess is a compliment.ean, i have heard david lammy compared to david cameron on the internet , but, that was for internet, but, that was for different reasons. >> fair enough. okay, yeah . >> fair enough. okay, yeah. initially i thought, well, how can the republicans like labour? oh hang on. and then they just lay into cameron. he's moralising . they're sick of him moralising. they're sick of him telling them what to do. you don't like being told what to do, lewis? do you, do you think this is fair? is it fair? >> well, i think this is what happens. you know, they got to. i mean, the tories, the tories . i mean, the tories, the tories. i mean, the tories, the tories. i mean, the tories, the tories. i mean, trump has to be nice to somebody. these are the people coming in that they're moving in next door. of course, he's not going to say we expect these people to be horrible people because they're moving in next doon >> but they didn't have to be that warm, did they? they didn't have to say far preferable. i

i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom now. compulsory national service for 18 year olds will come into force if the conservative party wins the general election. the prime minister says young people will be given a choice between 12 months in the armed forces , 12 months in the armed forces, or one weekend a month volunteering in their community. it's hoped the scheme would help unite society in what rishi sunak called an increasingly uncertain world, while home secretary james cleverly told gb news earlier that no one will be forced into military service. the military bit of this, will be limited to about 30,000 people. >> that bit will be voluntary. so the scheme overall will be compulsory, but the military bit will only be for people who volunteer to do that element of it. >> the home secretary there will the new scheme, which comes on the new scheme, which comes on the first weekend of election campaigning, has the first weekend of election campaigning , has sparked a mixed campaigning, has sparked a mixed reaction from vo

volodymyr zelenskyy urged cameron to expedite the delivery of u.k.itary aid, including armed vehicles and missiles to slow russia's advance in eastern ukraine. are you can correspondent -- our ukraine correspondent has this report. correspondent: ukraine has always needed western help to carry out its fight, but what is interesting about lord cameron's comments, he is clearly in a hawkish mood during his visit to kyiv. he said ukraine has the right to hit targets inside russia -- the u.k. has the right to hit targets inside -- ukraine has the right to hit targets inside russia with missiles the u.k. provides. that is not a view shared with western allies. it is a condition that ukraine does not hit inside russia. why? with ukraine hitting energy infrastructure inside russia, there are fears of energy prices rising. also, the west has always been fearful or weary of an escalation in some way you just have to watch russian state tv to see how they point out or allude to the fact that they've got a sizable arsenal of nuclear weapons. the west tries to k

police discovered one of the guns involved in cameron brown's death was owned by a sheriff's department in stanislaus county, california. >> there's no reason for police firearms to be in the hands of teenagers. >> i would say to cameron's mom, i'm very sorry for your loss, but my organization had nothing to do with it. >> reporter: sheriff jeff durksy's agency is one of more than 140 nationwide that we learned sell or trade in their used weapons when they update their arsenals. >> it's a legal transaction. i mean i'll go back to -- so if i legally sold my old used patrol cars and somebody uses that in a commission of a crime, is that our responsibility? i would say no. >> reporter: durksy says he saved taxpayers $25,000 last time he traded in about 650 guns. during a 16-year time period ending in february 2022, the atf traced 52,529 former police service weapons to crimes somewhere in america. on average, that's more than 3,200 guns every year, 9 every day. and our analysis of atf documents shows guns and crime traced to law enforcement agencies nationwide. in indianapolis, like so man

mr cameron made the comments during a visit to kyiv, where he met president zelensky. for more on this we can speak now to mykhailo samus, military analyst and director of the new geopolitics research network who is in kyiv. thank you forjoining us on bbc news. i wondered thank you forjoining us on bbc news. iwondered if thank you forjoining us on bbc news. i wondered if i could start with those comments from lord cameron saying that ukraine has the right to use british—supplied weapons to strike russia inside its territory. how significant do you think those comments are? good morning. actually, it's a kind of game—changer because, before, for days, cameron told ukraine they were prohibited to use any foreign weapon in ukrainian territory. so ukraine used its own drones only, basically, to destroy military outside of ukrainian territory, which is very, very important, because it's impossible to fight an enemy without destroying their military infrastructure they're using in operations against ukraine. especially in aid fields, for example — they launch smart bombs aga

cameron himself arrived in kiev today for negotiations.he parties are discussing the issue of a 100-year partnership in all areas, including, of course. 100 million americans are confident that there will be a civil war in the country before 2030, shocking opinion polls are reported by newspapers, as it turned out, 41% of us citizens consider war inevitable, a third are confident that it will break out if biden is re-elected, and a quarter expect that the conflict will be unleashed by trump coming to power. the two main parties make such a development not just probable, but almost... republicans have announced that the november presidential election will be rigged. if their candidate loses, most of them will refuse to accept the results. democrats are also developing a scenario for a trump victory. it is expected that congress will block recognition of the results of the vote and outlaw the winner. on the verge of an electoral catastrophe, official paris, a month before the elections to the european parliament, will only get into it. a few

i think they just want change, and what do you think to this, cameron, do you think david cameron wouldo be the tory leader again? >> well, i think it's wild speculation, but i will say this, and you watching him in the house of lords or seeing him do his job and being on the telly. david cameron is undoubtedly a class act . now, undoubtedly a class act. now, i don't agree with him about all his policies and everything. he's done, but he is a conservative and he is a class act. but i don't think the future of the conservative party lies necessarily in going back, and i think he'd see that as well. the future of the conservative party, whether in government or in opposition after the next general election, lies in going forward. >> but he was if you asked me, he was neglectful in his role because, of course, he gave us that brexit referendum . but that brexit referendum. but there seemed to be no planning whatsoever as to what we'd actually do as a country if people voted to leave the european union, then everyone will remember at the morning of that result, he just packed his bag and ra

that was rob cameron and he referenced _ prime minister.b cameron and he referenced the _ prime minister. that was rob cameron and he referenced the assassination i and he referenced the assassination attempt because that is the phrase being used by the slovakian interior ministry. we wait for more details from them and we wait for more details from the hospital itself but it was suggested that abdominal surgery was one of the things that was a priority so we wait for an update in terms of the injuries themselves. initially, we were told it was not life threatening. that changed with both the reuters news agency and the afp news agency official saying he did have life—threatening injuries. let me bring in a former adviser to the deputy foreign minister of slovakia and now with the german council on foreign relations. thank you so much foreign relations. thank you so much for being here with us on a shocking day. just in terms of your headline thoughts and reactions. tl is day. just in terms of your headline thoughts and reactions.— thoughts

david cameron, talking with trump, changed tactics and made arguments in which... a fraud, and this is his main quality. cameron goes on a whole tour of asian countries. they need new countries that they would like to exploit. cameron is now acting as a battering ram to further inflame the conflict. russia is the enemy. we confront the enemy to prevent his advance. gentlemen, you and i will not fight with machine guns in the trenches, so we are starting training on the use of tactical nuclear weapons. david cameron is a dear liar. dolls of the heir tutti. today is the first one. who are you? "anastasia morozova, forensic expert." continue, forensic expert morozova, where can i stay in the morgue? well, in the sense of conducting an examination. and in the evening, and in the evening of arka de i have a jog, ilya asked me not to miss. ilya, why are you standing there? come on, i found out everything. ilya did not come for this reason. and according to what? bloodhound, new series. watch the time after the program. fashionable verdict, new season. i am with you, alex

the taxpayers pay for these things. >> reporter: does it feel like cameron's just a statistic? >> i think it may feel like just a statistic to those handling his case, but to me, no. i feel that number all the way in my heart. >> reporter: he's your boy. >> yeah. and he's gone too soon. >> and the atf told cbs news the practice of trading and selling old weapons is legal. in fact, congress would have to change the law. the white house would not comment in questions about changes to policy or the law. coming up later oracle see we'll get thoughts on departments that do sell or trade. >>> police in the east bay chased this white car across several counties this afternoon, including through lafayette, walnut creek and martinez. our chopper was overhead as the driver swerved between traffic on highway 4 and then trying to escape on surface streets. there is noticeable damage to the back of the vehicle and it appeared chp tried to use spike strips at one point but to no avail. the driver eventually got onto interstate 80 before fog blocked our view from the chopper, no word from pol

so what do you make of what david cameron just said the joe is very look at that. the other thing we receive at this level because even what, uh, i see the less than one screen and at the moment in that role there is some kind of some bully steps. like the u. s. government says no. if you walk into rough uh, with the 6 troops, even that was the call for a ceasefire, like almost splits acceptance uh, some idea of egypt and comes up. and then the us does the stuff and that means something very good that full lips. but do there is no real pressure if that would be really pressure. oh, let's say the whole international community, the united nations, n b, s, the nation's which supply of costs. if you do licenses a full weapons and production to support this war. so there shouldn't be that simple credit to attempt to say we are not responsible, official be, and attempt to really make pressure on them. you know, the government to say, follow the majority of your people, follow the majority off the was population which is bringing forward and overseas. try on the amount of

david cameron just complicated. david cameron just would have thought i've, i've had the call.sked and i've got a duty to do this for my country. if people think i've got something to ask something to, to offer, then i should do that. and i think that's all it was, really. and i'm delighted that he's back, because i think he's brought some gravitas to our foreign policy position. i think he's carefully recalibrated our stance on israel and gaza. it's very difficult. but i think early on there was a danger that the government weren't quite getting that right. they were. you know, a bit too much on israel's side and not enough recognising the illegal settlements and some of the things that israel had got wrong. and i think david cameron's carefully recalibrated that actually, in a good way. so i'm delighted that he's back. i think he's throwing himself at it with an immense amount of energy. but i would be surprised if he wanted to return to being leader. >> i know you're also quite close to boris johnson. would you be surprised if he wanted to return as leader ? return as leader

i'm cameron >> thanks, michael. it's11:02. i'm cameron walker here in the gb newsroom.pulsory national service for 18 year olds will come into force if the conservative party wins the general election. the prime minister says young people will be given a choice between 12 months in the armed forces , or months in the armed forces, or one weekend a month volunteering in their community. it's hoped the scheme would help unite society in what rishi sunak called an increasingly uncertain world. home secretary james cleverly told gb news that no one will be forced into military service. >> the military bit of this will be limited to about 30,000 people. that bit will be voluntary, so the scheme overall will be compulsory , but the will be compulsory, but the military bit will only be for people who volunteer to do that element of it. >> meanwhile, more people trust sir keir starmer on masses of national security than the prime minister. that's to according a new poll by more in common for the telegraph, the survey also found a majority of people are not confident in britain'