the foreign office _ through that period, the foreign office was merged with the department for international developmentt, so you took on that extra aspect whilst foreign secretary. and then secondly, in september 2021, you were appointed as secretary of state forjustice and lord — as secretary of state forjustice and lord chancellor, and also deputy prime _ and lord chancellor, and also deputy prime minister, and those posts you held for— prime minister, and those posts you held for about one year until september 2022, and held for about one year until september2022, and again held for about one year until september 2022, and again under the current— september 2022, and again under the current prime minister, between october— current prime minister, between october 2022 and april this year. all 0ctober 2022 and april this year. all of— october 2022 and april this year. all of that — october 2022 and april this year. all of that is correct. the questions _ all of that is correct. the questions today - all of that is correct. the questions today will - all of that is correct. the questions today will foc

was very critical of the government's decision on the boris johnson to wind—up the department for international developmentfice, now is lord cameron, is foreign and development secretary he has responsibility for the sprawling portfolio. responsibility for the sprawling ortfolio. , portfolio. interesting he went in with andrew _ portfolio. interesting he went in with andrew mitchell _ portfolio. interesting he went in with andrew mitchell as - portfolio. interesting he went in with andrew mitchell as well. i portfolio. interesting he went in i with andrew mitchell as well. yeah that's right, andrew mitchell will be his deputy. he will have to do lots of stuff in the house of commons that lord cameron because he is lord, will not be able to do and we will see a lot more of andrew mitchell as the parliamentary face of the government's foreign policy. will have to release you to go to bbc radio 5 live, so there is a plug, if you can't get enough henry you can turn on your radio but do stay with us because we would rather you did and henry will be with us throughout the morning. i'm joined by sir alan througho

in the past, it had a separate department, the department for international development, one of the leadingnd brought it back in the foreign office, there have been paid cuts. this is an attempt by the british government to say that actually, the debate is not about the margins of the individual country and what it can give, it is about how you rethink completely the way the west does development. in other words, the old model of coming in and handing out money, theyjust say that that simply doesn't work because covid, climate, conflict, they have completely changed the world and now the multilateral system is different and we need to think differently about unlocking international finance, forming think differently about unlocking internationalfinance, forming new international finance, forming new partnerships internationalfinance, forming new partnerships with countries around the world. for example, they are going to say, look: when there is a climate disaster, for example, a drought, instead of bringing in food and water, you automatically invest in wells, reservoirs so that you preven

to help the world's poorest people, even though the conservatives have closed the department for international developmentshed foreign aid budget, he thinks in his astonishing comeback that he can repair that and throw money at countries all over the world, which he thinks is the uk's responsibility . responsibility. >> so he's going big on hug a hoodie. he's taking hug, hug a hoodie. he's taking hug, hug a hoodie. international yeah, he is. >> yeah. he wants more friends, i think. and more and more people that'll hire him when he loses his in a year. loses his job in a year. >> right. for vast sums on the on speaking circuit. i mean, on the speaking circuit. i mean, nicholas, we've lot of on the speaking circuit. i mean, niciforeignre've lot of on the speaking circuit. i mean, niciforeign aide lot of on the speaking circuit. i mean, niciforeign aid budget lot of on the speaking circuit. i mean, niciforeign aid budget because the foreign aid budget because of the cross channel crisis is actually spent in the uk housing refugee or asylum seekers or people who say they're asylum seekers and thank god, thank

to help the world's poorest people, even though the conservatives have closed the department for international developmentshed foreign aid budget, he thinks in his astonishing comeback that he can repair that and throw money at countries all over the world, which he thinks is the uk's responsibility . responsibility. >> so he's going big on hug a hoodie. he's taking hug, hug a hoodie. he's taking hug, hug a hoodie. international yeah, he is. >> yeah. he wants more friends, i think. and more and more people that'll hire him when he loses his in a year. loses his job in a year. >> right. for vast sums on the on speaking circuit. i mean, on the speaking circuit. i mean, nicholas, we've lot of on the speaking circuit. i mean, niciforeignre've lot of on the speaking circuit. i mean, niciforeign aide lot of on the speaking circuit. i mean, niciforeign aid budget lot of on the speaking circuit. i mean, niciforeign aid budget because the foreign aid budget because of the cross channel crisis is actually spent in the uk housing refugee or asylum seekers or people who say they're asylum seekers and thank god, thank

government closed this government rather closed this government rather closed the department for international developmentormer prime minister is said to want to push for the restoration of the aid status in british foreign policy . so can british foreign policy. so can cameron put foreign aid back on the agenda? should he? i'm joined now by the political commentator alex armstrong . commentator alex arm strong. alex, commentator alex armstrong. alex, my own personal view on this is quite clear. it's we are skint, right? all of us as a nation. and we can't afford to put the heating on. we're struggling to pay the bills and this right now, as a policy proposal way it's i'll tell you the mail box is going absolutely wild . alex yeah and i'm not wild. alex yeah and i'm not surprised. >> gb news viewers are up in arms about this. >> i am, too. i think it's absolutely bonkers right in the middle of a cost of living crisis where inflation is still twice as high as it should be. let's bear that in mind. >> david cameron is come back, been dug out from back been dug out from the back garden somewhere, one of his

the memo, signed by hundreds of state department employees and employees of the us agency for international developmentcalls on us leadership to reconsider policies in regarding israel, as well as the ceasefire in the gaza strip, reports the asios portal. the subject of outrage was speech. ojo on october 10, in which he spoke out for unlimited support for tel aviv, promised to transfer additional military forces to the middle east. true, as the portal notes, department officials did not indicate specific examples of disinformation in the president’s speech. moreover, washington is simply not able to influence israel in any way , the american journalist seymour hersh is sure of this. according to the publicist, the reason is that in in the white house itself today, a power vacuum has formed; no one is in control of the process, and they are only busy trying to achieve re-election. the latvian media is sounding the alarm; local companies continue to purchase products from belarus and russia. according to the border control department of the food and veterinary service , 68 enterprises have received food

a memorandum has already been signed by employees of the state department of the agency for international developmentorts hamas. usa in coordination with the uk is imposing sanctions against individuals and entities that support hamas and palestinian islamic jihad terrorist groups. do we continue to coordinate with our partners to disrupt these terrorist financing channels? well, in america there is freedom of speech, a very important amendment to the american constitution, by the way, but only after this word no one can guarantee freedom in america. tv presenter, american generally demands that arabs be expelled from the united states because they support palestine. we have seen a wave of anti-semitism in various cities within the country and abroad. which is absolutely stunning, the number of people can seem overwhelming, who knew there would be this level of anti-semitism everywhere? if you don't like america, get out, get out, we don't want you here either , get out, half of these people are chanting in arabic about this country that they clearly chose, but it was n't good enough for them. get ou

an internal email sent by secretary of state antony blinken after a string of firings of members of the state department staff, and how hundreds of employees of the agency for international developmentt... staged a front and signed an open letter calling for a ceasefire. blinkin is forced to admit that this is still a quiet bund within his department. some people in the department may not agree with the approaches, we can do better. human rights watch has already called for an investigation into israeli strikes on hospitals in gaza as, quote: war crimes. human rights activists demanded that western countries stop supplying weapons to israel, and the american constitutional center organization. biden, on his team, accusing him of involvement in the deaths of palestinian civilians. what can joe biden counter in response to all these problems, whose every appearance in public ends with a goal in his own ? gates. at a meeting with the nhl champions, less than a year before the presidential elections, he once again named his deputy, kamala haris, as head of state. president haris is here to make sure we do everything right. the biden team is trying to save the situation with all the forc

the report you have, there are now more than a thous signers to the us agency for international development and state department, it's another thing to support the launching of a terrorist attack against the palestinians by net'. and i think the the other thing in this letter is that it cited a new york times poll which shows that 66% of the american people. so that's almost two-thirds of the people pulled, insisted that the us should support a ceasfire. what about democracy? why doesn't the president listen to the people? why don't they listen to the career diplomats who realize that the us is losing absolute credibility by once again siding with a corrupt government that's carrying out war crimes? a group of civil organizations, political figures and activists from various countries launched a campaign to file a lawsuit with the international criminal court against the israeli regime's ongoing genocide in gaza. thousands of people have already signed the online global initiative dub justice for gaza. it aims to bring together diverse voices from around the world to support the call for investigating israel's

report you have, there are now more than a thousand signers to the us agency for international development and state departmenter criticizing the biden administration, calling it complicit in the murder of innocents and demanding a ceasefire. this is becoming more prevalent throughout the administration, because the there's a recognition that it's one thing to say, well, we stand by you in in defense against terrorism, it's another thing to support the launching a terrorist attack against the palestinians by netanyahu, and i think the the other thing in this letter is that it cited a new york times poll which shows that 66% of the american people support a ceasefire, so that's almost two-thirds of the people pulled, insisted that the us support a ceasefire. what about democracy? why doesn't the president listen to the people? why don't they listen to the career diplomats who realized that the us is losing absolute credibility by once again siding with a corrupt government that's carrying out war crimes. people around the world continue to hold pro-palestine rallies in a show of resentment at israel's genocidal

international actors to advance u.s. policyte roles. in the last year the state department u.s. agency for international development supported more than 1500 human rights defenders and trained more than 500 independent journalists. this provides quick help to embattled human rights defenders and civil society organizations through emergency assistance and media practitioners to remain resilient and mitigate risks overcome threats to continue their important work. through the initiative to bring together u.s. resources, public and private policy foreign assistancece program in an enforcement authorities to protect defendant promote civic space and central america. we are taking actions to promote accountability from corrupt and undemocratic actors as well as human rights abusers. on july 19 u.s. government issued our most recent public listec consistent with section 3 of united states are the triangle enhanced engagement active individuals who knowingly engage in acts that undermine democratic rossa says her institutions engaged in obstruction or an -- this tool promotes accountability and we appreciate bipartisan s

international actors to advance u.s. policy goals. in the last year state department u.s. agency for international develop and international develop supporting more than 1500 human rights defenders and trained more than 500 independent journalists. this support provides quick help to embattled human rights defenders civil society organizations to emergency assistance supporting human rights actors to begin practitioners to remain resilient and mitigate risk. overcome threats and continued their important work as safely as possible. for the initiative would bring together u.s. resources public and private diplomacy, foreign assistance programming and enforcement authorities to protect, defend, promote >> space in central america. we are also taking actions to promote accountability and corrupt and undemocratic actors including human rights abuses july 19 lesion the most recent public list consistent with 359 of the northern triangle enhancing engagement act of individuals knowingly engage in acts that undermine democratic processes or institutions, engage in corruption or obstruct an investigation into suc

dozens of employees of the us state department, as well as a thousand employees of the us agency for international developmentave requested an immediate ceasefire in gaza in separate letters. at the same time, a civil liberties group in new york accused joe biden of failing to fulfill his duties preventing the continuation of the genocide of the zionists in gaza has filed a complaint to the us federal court. in the written complaint of this group, the court is asked to prohibit the us government from giving weapons, money and diplomatic support to the zionist regime. ali rajabi , new york radio reporter. god is great and praise be to god, the monitoring of tanks, vehicles and the number of injuries and the number of soldiers, the gathering of soldiers, the theme of targeting missiles, god is the best and the mosque, god is great , god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great. god is great and god is praise. in the occupation now and the occupation now and the occupation now is in a party state israel is in a party state free razza free razza free razza free feelings fire now all the le

dozens of employees of the us state department, as well as more than a thousand employees of the us agency for international development , have requested an immediate ceasefire in gaza in separate letters. at the same time, a group supporting civil liberties in new york has sued joe biden to the us federal court for failing to fulfill his duties to prevent the continued genocide of the zionists in gaza. in the letter complaint of this group from the court has been asked to prohibit the us government from giving weapons, money and diplomatic support to the zionist regime. ali rajabi , new york radio reporter. god is great, god is great, and the number of tanks and vehicles, the number of casualties and the number of casualties, the number of soldiers, the number of targets . let all our children, young and old , sacrifice for palestine and gaza. may god support our children and guide them in the right path. we help the more you kill and destroy, only our determination will increase. this camp has given martyrs and every day it is presenting a caravan of martyrs, a caravan of heroes and honorable people . these citizens

the employees of the us department of state and more than a thousand employees of the us agency for international development have also requested an immediate ceasefire in gaza in separate letters. at the same time, a civil liberties support group in new york criticized juden for failing to fulfill his duties to prevent the continued genocide of zionists in gaza. the us federal court has sued. in the complaint letter of this group, the court is asked to prohibit the us government from giving weapons, money and diplomatic support to the zionist regime. ali rajabi , new york radio reporter. a five-day ceasefire is likely in gaza. the washington post quoted a senior official of the zionist regime as saying that the israeli regime and hamas reached an agreement to establish a five-day temporary ceasefire. in addition to this resource. other media also speculated about this issue and the key word temporary truce is heard frequently. about this i am discussing the news and details with mr. abbas khamiar, vice president of cultural and social affairs at the university of religious religions and also an expert on we

being signed by political appointees by members of the us agency for international development and people in, in, in, in the state department. do you think that will have an effect on this president to know, lots of those people who've, assigning those left as well. i think it's notable that we're seeing these public letters and statements coming out from, you know, within the state department within usa id, within some of these important agencies. i do think it makes a difference and we know that separately or state blinking has tried to address some of these concerns and take some of these concerns on board. but with that said again, at the end of the day, i think that biden's policies towards israel and towards israel. palestine is probably going to be a little bit bigger picture. and that anyone on single protest her action is going to influence and you, again, this is a very um, obviously very sensitive issue right now in the united states. and i think she knows that she probably is not going to please everyone, whether it's voters and constituents, whether it's persons working as administrator, spend, whether it's pol

dozens of employees the us department of state and more than a thousand employees of the us international development agency (wosid) also called for an immediate ceasefire in gaza in separate letters. at the same time, a group supporting civil liberties in new york has sued joe biden to the us federal court for failing to fulfill his duties to prevent the continued genocide of the zionists in gaza. in the written complaint of this group, the court is asked to prohibit the us government from giving weapons, money and diplomatic support to the zionist regime. ali rajabi , new york radio reporter. tehran is not my city, it is my home. the biggest mansion irani will soon be opened in tehran. with incredible prices and long deals, with unique discounts. all iran is my home. honestly , i am very worried about this capital. the best way is to trust, i have the most profit from my trust, 28% a year, 25% daily , i really have the capital at my fingertips, whenever i want to cash in my account , it will be great. the trust of the nations takes care of the investment fund of the trust of the nations. the biggest auction of the year digika bi

for the sale of sim cards. as the kommersant newspaper learned, the ministry of digital development and the ministry of internal affairs are discussing with other departmentswhich mobile operators will activate sold sim cards only after the subscriber’s passport is checked by the ministry of internal affairs. now , the newspaper’s interlocutors say, the sim card is activated almost immediately after purchase, and operators have 30 days to check the subscriber’s passport with the ministry of internal affairs databases. in what time frame the new one will have to take place can now be anticipated. verification has not yet been reported; mendigits adds that this idea is not their authorship. the newspaper's interlocutors say, on average, a large russian the mobile operator sells half of the cards per month, that is, the ministry of internal affairs will have a maximum of 1-2 days for verification, so that the subscriber is more or less comfortable. but the newspaper’s source in one of the operators warns that the new rules will make it difficult for foreigners to issue sim cards, and may prevent russians from issuing sim cards remotely. the government has aga

department for 4 years in the distant seventies, but even many decades later, he played a key role in almost every issue of washington's international activities. it was kissinger who is credited with developinghe policy of détente with the soviet union and opening us-china relations. he turned 100 this year years, but to his opinion. and the parents of the people of night diplomacy were not afraid to go against the tide. some considered him a brilliant diplomat, others an eminence grise of the white house. kissinger was perhaps the most influential american politician; he never considered himself either a rightist or a leftist, and the white house was open to him under both democrats and republicans. heinz alfred kissinger was born into a religious jewish family in bavaria in 1923. german fascism first announced itself with the beer hall putsch. after 15 years, the family emigrated to america, where the future secretary of state was mobilized into the army and sent to his homeland as a translator. in the american army, young kisinger took a simpler name for himself - henry, but did not get rid of the german accent until the end of his life. the second world war convinced kisinger that a rati

hundreds of us agency for international development employees signed an open letter expressing disagreement with us policies. of course, the whole point of the work of the state departmenttions and feelings. everywhere, in all departments, within this administration , the federal government, the situation is exactly the same, the president encourages the strong feelings that people have, there are many points of view and we will continue to listen to them, both internally. karine jean-pierre , in fact, the chief press secretary of the white house, they ask her a question about the anti-israeli protests in america, let's listen, there were a lot of news shows on social networks videos of people tearing down posters, often in new york, israelis currently being held hostage in gaza, all of this is causing tension, confrontation is a form of peaceful protest, look, i, i kind of saw the reports, i think this was last week, about 30 million videos went around the world , i get it, i get it, i'm just not going to, i'm not going to, this is a peaceful protest, i'm just not going to go into detail on this particular issue, what i can say is this what is happening right now is re

for the sale of sim cards. as kommersant newspaper learned, the ministry of digital development and the ministry of internal affairs are discussing with other departmentsill activate sold sim cards only after the subscriber’s passport is checked by the ministry of internal affairs. now, the newspaper's interlocutors say, the sim card is activated almost immediately. after the purchase, and operators have 30 days to check the subscriber’s passport with the ministry of internal affairs databases. it has not yet been announced what time frame this new, now preliminary inspection will take place. in my opinion, the figures claim that this idea is not their authorship. the newspaper's interlocutors say that on average a large russian mobile operator sells 1.5 million sim cards per month, that is, it can take a maximum of 1-2 days to check the department of internal affairs, so that subscribers are more or less comfortable. but the newspaper’s source in one of the communications warns that the new rules will make it difficult to issue sim cards foreigners and russians may be blocked from issuing remote sim cards. the russian stock market tried to turn positi

for the sale of sim cards. as the kommersant newspaper learned, the ministry of digital development and the ministry of internal affairs are discussing with other departmentsubscriber’s passport will be checked by the ministry of internal affairs. now, the newspaper’s interlocutors say, the sim card is activated almost immediately after purchase, and operators have 30 days to check the subscriber’s passport with the ministry of internal affairs databases. it has not yet been announced what time frame the new, now preliminary inspection will take place. the ministry of digital development clarifies that this idea is not theirs. since the fourteenth year , russia has had a law that prohibits the sale of sim cards without presenting a passport. and now for almost 10 years in this field accept all new restrictions. market analysts say: the problem is that the interests of the parties do not always coincide. subscribers want to buy such sim cards so that, for example, they can register for services not... telecom operators want to show that their customer base is growing. today the agency announced a new reason. the very strange dismissal of open ai ceo and co-

department head blinken, and the head grant dump, the so-called usa international development agency, samantha power, before the hearing in the house of representatives, sent a letter to congress calling for ukraine to be provided with just under $12 billion for the direct budget. support, remember, just recently there was 61 billion, and there were also 30 billion in the form of weapons, now only 12, more precisely, almost 12, while direct budget assistance, according to the calculations of the national bank of ukraine, requires at least 14.5 billion dollars, and all this without weapons, just so as not to die of hunger, they themselves republicans are taking advantage of biden’s ukrainian dependence and promising: to get everything they can out of him for themselves before the upcoming american presidential elections. according to a new new york times poll, biden is already behind trump in five key states that determine the winner. moreover, biden is losing to trump by a difference of three to ten percentage points; in arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada, and pennsylvania he is only ahead of wisconsin by two percentage points. 50. 9% of americans surveyed said that economic issues are mo

ranks, they combine creative service with the department of internal affairs. further on the air is the economic news, and tv continues... for developmentsn the country and the world, details at 9:00, stay on the first button. a council for strategic projects has been created in belarus, the development bank will increase funding for state programs and the country will change the law on credit histories to belarus-1 and belarus 24 news economics in the studio olga onishchenko, good morning. a council for strategic projects has been created in belarus. its goal is to improve the planning, development and implementation of investment projects important for the country, as well as the introduction of scientific developments into production. the activities of the council will be ensured by the national academy of sciences. the main tasks of the new body are to coordinate the search and selection of promising projects, as well as their support. energy sector with the possibility of building a second nuclear power plant. biotechnologies involving development of the project of the belarusian national biotechnology corporation, as well as the ph