u. k. citizens a it's, it's amazing richey st. microcosm, go to our go and visit, saw ukraine, an off a $50000000.00 pounds worth of additional way. because remember r d u k as provides a drop, which took about 10000000000 to say far and sounds of odd to say to and our upper cervical grade. and this is with no transparency, no accountability as to how the money is spence and where it ends up. because of course, a loss of allegations some ukraine is very much among ego and reg operation about. so it's going to be very difficult for richie cigna to turn down the last is having a 17 percent pay rise just to keep price with the cost of living in the kerry. if he's got money like confetti he to are give out to you. craig nicole's, it's not in awe of the united kingdom interest to get involved in this conflict. it never has been. we've never had me hung treaty or strategic interest in being involved. good lucy, right and conflict. so i need to, when i do apologize, forgive me for champion, i'm sorry to interrupt you, but, but, but hold on a 2nd. i mean, look at all this money that the u. k is sending down south and just give me a 2nd. all right? considering

d u k and canada, many other big country. so large countries, they have an impact on the big retailers who so who to stop using russian diamonds in the jewelry. so i don't have to tell you that the price is that we're already historical. hi. kept going, kept going up. so this was an opportunity for the lab drone, a tremendous opportunity for the lab drone diamonds. oh, so they had a sales bump of 40 percent it 1st quarter. but at the same time, we noticed that the lab room produces were not prepared for such a bump, especially in india, where they had to switch back to the using natural diamonds because of massive st. shorted at. so what do you see as the feature of the industry will lab grown gems overtake natural ones at some point to all? that's just not possible. no, i don't. i don't think that's my personal opinion. i don't think it will. so there are no indicators to day that the diamond industry will fall back in the long term . so they're in a multi faceted, literally and figuratively. ah, ah, and they're, they're rea

u. k u k. d of deployments in the combo because it is cool with these african tradition. those are all brothers. the people in coma brothers. so we do not know which particular parts that's the k d a the katie has been deployed, but we have what it has been deployed in those are people, much of the people from africa actually came from the congo bisson, commerce, so many reasons. it's going to run the aspect of electric electric energy the way that it's vehicles and so on. so much of the radio and, and even the quote that he's running the water comes from the congress. so the idea we simply combo the bits, and that is why i'm supporting that the democratic republic of congo itself has announced the mobilization of citizens to the military. it's in response to a further offensive by the m $23.00 military group, which 1st began its attacks march the surgeon, something gaining ground in areas near the border with ro, wanda. and since the conflict broke out, tens of thousands of people have been displaced. the d r c. government accuses rolanda of banking the militants, but kel

there is nothing wrong with the skin and fuck spear footing, the cost of a u. k. d. of deployments in the convent because of course, these africans tradition. those are all brothers before and brothers. so we do not know which particular parts that's the k d a the katie of has been deployed, but we have what they've been deployed in those are people, much of the people from east africa actually came from the congo bisson. and so many reasons. this is going to run the aspect of electric electric energy the way that it's because it's all so much of the radio and, and even the cobble that he's running, the world comes from the commerce. so the idea we simply combo the bits, and that is why i'm supporting that while the democratic republic of congo itself has announced the mobilization of troops, it's in response to further offensive by the m $23.00 listen group, which 1st began in march, the insurgents helping gaining ground in areas near the border with uganda and rolanda. since the conflict broke out, tens of thousands of people have been displaced. the d r. c. govern

this year has been the deadliest for palestinian since 2015 d u n z u k. a watchdog says it's found no evidence. ukraine is working on so called does he bon ukraine? asked the i. e, a to inspect 3 sites in the country. after russia claimed keith could use a bomb, contending nuclear material inspector said there were no signs of any undeclared nuclear activities. all materials the united kingdom central bank has height to interest rates by the largest amount since 1989 bank of england increase the rate from 2.25 percent to 3 percent in attempt to control inflation. tale angela, more from london. as predicted, the bank of england has raised rate by point 75 percent to 3 percent after the vote by the monetary policy unit, which was not unanimous. that's the same rate rise chosen by the us federal reserve . and the european central bank last week is the highest rate rise in this country since 1989. and the last time we had a 3 percent interest rate was in 2008 during the financial crisis. the bank also releases economic full costs saying that britain is alread

u. k is no longer a major economic player in the world? well, by conventional indicators such as g d, p, and the size of the economy. of course the u. k remains one of the major players in the city of london certainly is one of the major financial centers in the world. i think the real problem u. k. has had really dating back to the global financial crisis. 2008 is it seems to have a deep inability to generate prosperity from across its regions, but also a serious inability to create the forms of jobs and the forms of employment and the forms of business which are actually wealth. creating a g d p per head is not very impressive. and the overall effect of this is u. k. finds it harder and harder to actually deliver the standard of living that many people expect from a what by other measure, the highly developed countries. so this is can manifest in increasingly threadbare public services writing child poverty levels. some scandalous examples of, of people living in conditions that the u. k. would not that long ago considered to be sort of shameful, instances belonging to sort of a 2n

d w as well. the fact is that the u. k. economy is really not in fantastic shape, so we're having inflation over 10 percent. ordinary people have seen a squeeze on their real wages. and the u. k. economy has not recovered to pretend i mean levels as yet, and is actually ferrying worse than other g 7 nation. so when the chance less announcing that it's all about stability and growth, for a lot of people who will be clear that this is more, a long, medium town plan and nothing that for them what happened in the near future. now it was the budget that caused the last prime minister to leave office. what's different this time around? well the new government out wanted to you and she had one big objective and that was not to cause tamayla end of financial markets. so just to be boring enough not to see, for example, the pound crash and that's their one big goal. dare to have this out to restore basically their credibility because the last budget and that was only a few weeks ago really are brought are they could, their financial

u. k. a. welcome to d w. dr. we've just heard 2 report set of deadly landslides wanting to escape the oven cameras. both happen during heavy rain. could you perhaps talk us through what turns just another rainy day into a disaster like this? yes, so i'm landslide trick is i'm come to cost me anything. so rainfall is one such long flight trigger. and we think that about 80 percent of natural disasters are caused by weather related hazards. and that includes one side stricken by rainfall like those recently seen. and calmer in italy this week. so the fact that we've got this very intense rainfall that's occur adoption potentially a very long dry summer is something that we are likely to see more and more is climate change progresses. so the dryness of the summer is likely to cause weather ring a top sales which reduces the strength of the soils. and therefore there's a greater likelihood of one side or it's one that rainfall does come. so it's possible that that's the sort of thing that we see now, and we're likely

u. k. 's annual g d p. those costs include direct medical care, social care, and unpaid care. and like many drugs, lic, hannah mob has also been linked with serious side effects, including brain hemorrhage. but it's the 1st positive step in the fight against a devastating disease or a force. it has more. for over 30 years, scientists have tried and failed to design a drug that tackles the cause, not the symptoms of alzheimer's disease. now comes the 1st evidence of real success and antibody infusion that attacks a specific protein in the brain. slowing the development of early stage alzheimer's by around a quarter professor john hardy, 1st develop the theory of this. we said that this approach might work 30 years ago . and you know, if you'd asked me 30 years ago how long it would take, i'd say 5 to 10 years. so for me it's, it seems definitely momentous. i think for patients, it's a real step forward, a real step forward. and it's going to take a couple of years to get it into the system. it's patients like john teeling in the early stages of the disease who stand to benefit

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d p, amongst all g 20 countries. but take this, for example, india inflation rate is at 6.77 percent, much lower than u k. which is that 9.6 percent. well, on the opposite side of the g, 20 economy quote, list, according to the full cost by all e. c, d, india is projected to have a group 3 to 7 percent compared to you key, which in fact, the 2nd worst perform or after it's sanctioned russia. in fact, it's not going to grow, but it's going to shrink by 0.4 percent. but in the u. k itself, while additions tend to believe russia and not themselves for the current condition, for the current downfall in britain's economy. the last thing impacts on supply chains has made goods more expensive and fueled inflation. and this has been worsened by a made in russia energy crisis. what india hasn't sanctioned what spot known with russia. and remember, india has overtaken britain and become the 5th largest economy in the world. and its projected that its growth is going to be even more substantial in the coming years. india will witness an unprecedented explosion in economic growth and opportunities from a 3 trillion do

english channels, worst migrant disaster. 27 people were killed when a d sank in french waters near kelly and dunkirk. in an eta to u k prime minister, where she's due next, or lives of the victims, demanded changes be made to the migration system to prevent future tragedy. a recent investigation by the newspaper lamond suggested that friendship, socrates were aware the boat was sinking, but did nothing to help or more than 40000 people made the journey across the channel in small boats this year. it's the highest number, since figures were 1st collected. $28000.00 people arrived in 2021 in total. in 2020. that number was only about 8400. possibly due to pandemic restrictions. but in 2018, when records began, and the 219 crossings were recorded, nearly all people arriving by boat and the u. k. make a solemn claims. but since 2018, just 49 percent i've been allowed to remain legally the rest were refused. natasha butler has more from that that service in dunkirk across the gathering in the center of the town. and then they're going to walk down to the beach near where that boat really set off. now, a year ago, now, the

d p. now that doesn't happen in countries that have had a longer time to develop, such as the u. k and germany. we do have those m night the same extreme level. so for many people it's very, very unfair that countries that have tiny emissions pathways and haven't contributed to the historical phenomena of global warming and now facing the massive consequences. as a marcella from climate outreach speaking to d. w. a little earlier there. we can go now to ukraine, where the military is welcoming the arrival of new air defense systems supplied by norway, spain, and the united states. ukraine's defense minister announced on monday that this latest delivery of weapons will significantly strengthen the ukrainian army. he said the weapons will help protect ukraine's energy infrastructure, which has been severely damaged in recent weeks by russian airstrikes. did other correspond at nick connelly is in cave. he told us how important these western defense systems will be. well, they're certainly very welcome. they've been promised for long time. another finally here will though not being to

d. w. this is did other nearest gay shack coming up to dave, china's antique coverage, protests, gold, global demonstrations. i have the u. k. australia and japan against china. i was general probate measures how serious a challenge all the to should you being and the communist bought piece of property . and i've got a son family's face a grim choice for being warming their homes for eating food. if leading to an increase of malnutrition and your more in your case as a bunch of ah, i'm british manager, welcome to did up the news asia glad you could join us. beijing's local government has said it will no longer block off apartment compounds where cove cases are discovered. it's a relaxation that's been prompted by city wide protests against china is still continuing. 0 corporate measures protested, began in the city of john jewelled and spread to cheap best. and china. over the weekend, more cities joined in, including beijing and shanghai nation by protest. like these haven't been seen in decades in china. and us corresponding fabi and crouch, my explains the demands from protest her as a truly historic. and i think the dif

u. k, we had a decline in g d p. that time i would also see some positive data for october in terms of industrial production. but what we've got also the same time is a very considerable reduction in business, sentimental investment intentions. and also of course, household income. so i squeeze there as well because of gas prices even though they're not as coming down. so the expectation is that because of inflation, wages have actually anything been rising even slower than they have been doing in the u. k. so you have a lot of it in crisis that too. ok, thank you. so you're going to have to leave it there. thank you very much. that is the key price for us from london. thank you. well, only 4 percent of people who sought asylum in the u. k. last year. have been given a decision on their application. meanwhile, several private companies that providing migrants with poor quality housing, while making big profits move back a reports. wow, or fatima not her real names been in limbo in britain's asylum system for more tha

d p. now that doesn't happen in countries that have had a longer time to develop, such as the u. k and germany. we do have those im not the same extreme level. so for many people it's very, very unfair that countries that have tiny emissions pathways and haven't contributed to the historical phenomena of global warming and now facing the massive consequences in want to build the notion of compensation for these vulnerable countries. there have there's been a $100000000000.00 i think you as dollars has been promised there's been promised have been pay no $900000000000.00 has been promised to what's called climate finance, which is not the same kind of finances for helping countries to adapt to what's happening now it's the helping them to mitigate and reduce their emissions pathways . but what these countries on the front lines are asking for is additional compensation because there are inevitable losses and damages that we were a point scientifically where they just come knock out. there's nothing that we could do about some of these lawson damages at this level of warming. all say

u. s. and other western countries. interestingly, the p k k itself published a statement denying any involvement in this attack. so did another kurdish let group, the s d f in syria. now that certainly a raises some questions, but the means for us journalists here in turkey for anyone, basically to independently verify the various claims coming from different sides is very limited, very difficult here. the government strictly controlled the flow of information yesterday immediately after the blast. they imposed a new span to what they say in order to avoid panic spreading among the population of today, they're widely sharing the images of the main suspect and our her arrest. but right now, this is the main source of information. we have to talk briefly through d reaction to this most serious attack in 5 years. well, there is, of course, a great sense of sadness among is stumble residents. i have seen many people paying a visit to the side of the blast today laying down flowers. i've seen people crying, and then of course, there is the realization among many of us living here in istanbul that this blast could have hit any of us just because it's declare

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u. k. lobbying company is cohen by sir linton crosby. now, well known tory strategist with david cameron. teresa may forest johnson among his clients. a d. r. c. politician, we spoke to shared his take on the allegations of british meddling and the african nations politics. oh, no sunny. this doesn't surprise us because our country did democratic republic of congo. no. he's had a sense of all of this. all those why interested in making a profit to big mining companies that's wanting influence, political decisions in our country often act through these kinds of offices. that's a most cases try to order my elections, which as it turns out i democratic in our country, we are in our 3rd election cycle right now. and every time we have tried to do something like this, they have tried to push through the most controllable candidates in order to get contracts for companies from so called democratic countries. and this is anti democratic because they do not want the voice of the people taken into accounts and all of this for profits. but they're also those who managed to make a profit simply by breaking the law. which is very unfortunate becaus

u. s. and other western countries. interestingly, the p k k itself published a statement denying any involvement in this attack. so did another kurdish let group, the s d f in syria. now that certainly raises some questions, but the means for us journalists here in turkey for anyone, basically to independently verify the various claims coming from different sides is very limited, very difficult here. the government strictly controlled the flow of information yesterday immediately after the blast. they imposed a new span to it what they say in order to avoid panic spreading among the population a today, they're widely sharing the images of the main suspect and her, her arrest. but right now, this is the main source of information. we have to talk briefly through d reaction to this most serious attack in 5 years. well, there is, of course, a great sense of sadness among is stumble residents. i have seen many people are paying a visit to the side of the blast today laying down flowers. i've seen people crying . and then of course, there is the realization among many of us living here in istanbul, that this blast could have hit. any of us just because it's

d k. and you know, there is no flaws. what look at the, what do you cry and what has done in smooth gosti and crying apart from the u. s. being the single largest donor and both of equipment and money. so i think that b k will continue to habits white. so i think there's a there's another sided equation that upstream just because very nice you take tends to get an excessive amount. retention brought to its importance in the global economy as a whole or see what happens. certainly in the coming months of the patrick parrot green, thanks so much for joining us from london. great. the world cup isn't full thing and football, governing body fee for says it's $7500000000.00 in revenue from taking the told them to cut off. that's the increase of more than $1000000000.00 compared with the tournament in russia 4 years ago. the earnings were boosted by an increase in sponsorship deals, including count on energy and telecommunications. a redo fever, invest most of its endings back into the development of football basements. income comes from selling tv, broadcast rights for the world cup. people also draws in cash through the lic

d. c. thanks so much for sharing your thoughts with us. michael. thanks for having me. i'm moving on and only 4 percent of people who sort asylum in the u. k. last year, have been given a decision on the application. meanwhile, the several private companies are making big profits from providing migrants with poor quality housing. new bucher reports more. oh fatima not her real names been in limbo in britain's asylum system for more than a year. she, her husband of 4 children, arrived to the u. k. fleeing death threats and northern iraq paying their entire savings to a trafficker to help them escape. now in the 3rd property, they've spent months in dire accommodation documenting their experiences. as a mother, it was a horrendous experience for 5 months. we literally so big rats coming into the kitchen and eating our food. they film the rodents themselves. the hospital said poor housing was making my son l. those 5 months have taken 15 years of my life. all 6 of them were then moved to a one bedroom flat in a hostile in liverpool, where problems persisted the now safe elsewhere, but still awaiting the result. they were silent, claim me while

u. k. only the united states allows its weapons of mass destructions to be deployed on parts of the territory in italy, belgium, germany, the netherlands, and turkey. come on it out on d. ah, well the artists were working on the portrait of the peruvian peasant woman. they received an unexpected invitation to an aunt festival in moscow. for a while, i rather lun nay, my own energy. i do not believe anything from more than a j. a. and elizabeth to visit with kimmy made the bombay che. we include scary movie 5. the last this up here, it will radio events, so she'd be by miss d. david fight if you project as you call my lot in what course i guess while you dotted it with sonya adobe retail. i mean ah ah. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offensive bearing dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult. time. time to sit down and talk. lou in louisa canter. russian state total narrative. i've tied as i'm phone and the most. i'm skiing with within the 55 with will van in the european union. the kremlin community

d 1000 explosive possible motives behind the move. during an event in london this week, the president of the national council of resistance of iran, or, and c, r i called on the u. k. to back the ongoing uprising in iran. in iran, a democratic evolution is in the making, the religious fascism ruling. iran is on its last leg. iranian people and their uprisings are the decisive force to molest, have restored to white spread, arrests and killings that cannot change the course of the movement. now at the very same event, british empire demanded that the british government included ron's islamic revolutionary guard poor, an actual military unit controlled by the iranian state. on the british list of non state terrorist actors. it is only right the f. c. d, o works with the home office to heat our recommendations of proscribing the entire i, r g c. as a terrorist organization. such a decision is appropriate and reflects i, our gcs, true nature. it also has widespread support in the parliament and among m. p. 's and peers. apparently the british officials present at this raleigh didn't mind being seen with the n c r i, which is constantly pushing for a regime change in i

d. t is tony a 3rd way and what not. it's not just, you know, national northern ireland county has no functioning government unionists, have collapsed power sharing over the nor the non protocol. the u. k. government is obliged to call new elections. but few see this is a fix even after that. so we don't know how it'll be possible to get the executive functioning again, given that the d p is still likely to be co participation or the good friday agreement with foundational for northern islands piece. and if you want to know what's at stake here, we're pull. donnelly will take you through it every bullets and bomb re collins how to 0 belfast. ah, this is all. these are the top stories, the house and senate still hang on the balance. i was off to pose closed in the us, mid term elections. boats are still being counted in several crucial states.

d. c. susan, this follows the tragedy we saw about a year ago, 27 people dying in the waters between france and the u. k. highlighting insufficient resources and lack of cooperation between both countries. is this deal the answer? it's a tough question and i don't think this deal alone is the answer, but it does mark and you will return cooperation between the u. k and france. which, how did it really existed in the last few months after tensions arose under the previous u. k. government and how they had handled cooperation relationships with france specifically on this issue. so this alone isn't a solution, but it's an important step towards finding a joint answer in the future. will tell us about this cooperation issue. what does it change? there are now going to be joint patrols on french beaches. is that it so a lot of it is largely the same as what's been done before. the primary mechanism of the agreement is going to be additional funding additional funding for things like new technology, additional funding for more staff. on the french side, the french of agreed to increase their security force p

u. s. bacteria in democratic forces is mostly made off of the y p g fighters, which took you consider as a terrorist organization, along with the p k. k. 24 s d f fighters have reportedly been killed since strikes began 4 days ago. and in today's action, at the fif a well comp, portugal have beaten ghana and the 2nd group h match of the day. christiana, rinaldo was awarded a penalty and scored from spot to give you the lead. made him the 1st player to school in 5 men's world cup tournaments. they went on to win $32.00 and your uruguay and south korea paid out a gold stool. cameroon, were beaten at one mill by switzerland and woke up favorites. brazil kicked off in their 1st game the tournament against serbia. the 2nd half is underway with a score of 2 new to brazil will few after well country whoa i do now. i want to ask you, wanted, could talk was not exempt from scientifically if it's not dad was having shipped from now until within. so i just learned bush in scottish, we're in all my life. came to stay over there that i think it's going to call us if to i'd say a b a we i get how is that is a percentage really can machine it and if there w

d. t is currently a 3rd where we're not, it's not just a national. northern ireland county has no function in government. unionists have collapsed power sharing over the nor the non protocol. the u. k. government is obliged to call new elections, but few see this is a fix even after that. so we don't know how it will be possible to get the executive functioning again, given that the d p is still likely to be t o participation or the good friday agreement with foundational for nor than islands piece. and if you want to know what's at stake here, pulled, donnelly will take you through it every bullets and bomb re collins how to 0. belfast, you and high commission of human rights is demanding egypt, release, blogger and activists, ala del fata. he's been on hunger strike for 7 months, while in detention volk took, says the blog line is in imminent danger, and he needs medical attention. he's been imprisoned on several occasions. most recently since september 2019 coming up on this new zabel. we continue our count down to the world cup with john. yes, emily, that's right. sack coming up in support. we'll take a look at wales ahead of their 1st. well, cuts is 1958 rural. so at the premi

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