summit on the eve of a series of meetings sergei oleinik held talks with the president of the state of eritrea, the minister of foreign affairs of equatorial guinea, the minister of economic coordination of angola with the minister of state of the united arab emirates for international cooperation and the minister foreign affairs of saudi arabia among the main topics of bilateral relations intensified contacts at various levels very constructive friendly atmosphere, discussed specific issues of expanding bilateral cooperation in the political trade economic sphere, the action is made to develop cooperation in the field of agriculture and address food security issues in these countries. brix is ​​an organization in which each of the countries is able to make independent decisions , the head of the center shared this opinion vasily koltashov, a political and economic research institute of the new society according to him, the us authorities have turned the european union into their backyard and keep it under control, while europe, in turn, is ready to please the americans to the detriment of its

been three meetings, foreign minister sergei oleinik held talks with the president of the state of eritrea minister of foreign affairs of equatorial guinea and the minister of economic coordination of angola among the main topics of bilateral relations and activation contacts at various levels. in including the exchange of visits to expand the agreement on the legal framework at the rate of belarusian products and the situation in the african region. oh, more and more dissatisfied with us policy towards ukraine, the americans are tired of the decisions of the white house , the presidents of the us research institute , the heritage foundation, kevin roberts opposed the provision of a new aid package to ukraine in the amount of $ 20-24 billion, he said this on fox news as vrubertsev noted. at the moment american, the economy is very weak, so the united states cannot afford the current level of support for kiev statement by the head of the latvian border service on tightening methods for pushing out refugees under the pretext of strengthening the border, they began to be put into practice on

eritrea. albania is india. eritrea. albania is different. that now and nor do we have a system that's able to take them out . that's able to take them out. and until labour come up with a solution where they can do that which they never will. >> all right. okay. scarlett what is the solution? you've said things there about we need a asylum system. you said a proper asylum system. you said that to stop the boats, that you want to stop the boats, but is that empty words? >> no, of course it's not empty words. mean, one of the things words. i mean, one of the things that we have to understand is that we have to understand is that you talk as though britain is the only place that has masses of people coming to our shores, masses of masses of people escaping. i mean, most the small boats people, which actually are a minority of people who come here as asylum seekers, the small boats people have already been through , have already been through, they're escaping the countries . they're escaping the countries. >> there is a i'm sorry , you >> there

give me three. �* , ., ., syria, iran, eritrea, sudan? give me three. �*, ., ., , three. three. it's going to be in - negotiation with the european three. it's going to be in _ negotiation with the european union i don't _ negotiation with the european union i don't know how many negations you been in. i_ i don't know how many negations you been in, i don't put my cards face up been in, i don't put my cards face up on the — been in, i don't put my cards face up on the table in a negotiation but one thing we will prioritise is family— one thing we will prioritise is family reunion. huge numbers of people come in small boats are coming — people come in small boats are coming to— people come in small boats are coming to the uk because they are family— coming to the uk because they are family connections. they are the people _ family connections. they are the people who are easy prey for the people smugglers so if you had a safe and legal routes based on family— safe and legal routes based on family reunion as a starting point for negotiations with the eu, so they take people

on the sidelines of the summit, sergei oleinik held talks with the president of the state of eritrea, the minister of foreign affairs of equatorial guinea and the minister of economic coordination of angola , the head of the belarusian foreign ministry also met with the state minister of the united arab emirates for international cooperation and the minister of foreign affairs of saudi arabia, the diplomat thanked belarus for supporting the candidacy of the russian federation for holding expam 2030. among other things , the parties confirmed the coincidence of views on key issues on the current global agenda. more and more countries are trying to get rid of the hegemony of the west and the desire of saudi arabia to join the briggs. talks about aspirations for independence informs the french leferon in the publication notes era riyadh wants to loosen the tie to the united states and has already demonstrated this by refusing to condemn moscow over the conflict in ukraine saudi arabia is also developing cooperation with russia in the oil industry from china in trade negotiations are unde

today there are huge fog collection facilities in chile, morocco, ghana, eritrea, ethiopia and southafrica. there are suitable sites almost everywhere. a 40-square-meter net which collects around 200 liters a day costs some 1,500 us dollars. >> so the community who would most benefit from this technology are also those who are most marginalized. so getting the attention there is difficult..to get the necessary start-up capital. >> fog harvesting is relatively cheap, scalable, and a great solution for people in remote areas. but it's not an option for big cities. there just isn't enough fog to meet the huge demand. our last solution doesn't seem all that spectacular. but it is astounding how much water could actually be saved: we lose 30 %of almost all fresh water worldwide through leaky pipes--that amounts to a staggering 346 billion liters of water a day! that's 30 times more than all germans households use per day! water that we could use to for drinking, washing, cleaning, and growing food with. >> my son calls me the plumber from outer space. so we're basically plumbers. >> laure

well, is a war torn well, eritrea is a war torn country.e you saying or is anybody saying that all the war torn countries in the world, if you are in that country, that you are entitled under the present organisation to come to our nation, our nafion to come to our nation, our nation cannot cope with it . it nation cannot cope with it. it can't even cope with the people that are within it. so surely can't be that we invented a set of rules or the world did, which no longer can apply to. >> yeah, no, i completely agree . we have to take our share of people. there's no doubt about that that you know as as other european countries do, i'm completely in favour of stopping the boats and i think we should process these people and those that are not genuine . i agree that are not genuine. i agree the majority are economic migrants. i used to have them present at my constituency in rochdale and they are economic migrants. that's what some migrants. but that's what some we have to be compassionate. >> the last thing. no, no. >> the last thing. no, no

well, is a war torn well, eritrea is a war torn country.estly are you saying or is anybody saying that all the war torn countries in the world, if you are in that country, that you are entitled under the present organisation to come to our nation, our nafion to come to our nation, our nation cannot cope with it . it nation cannot cope with it. it can't even cope with the people that are within it. so surely can't be that we invented a set of rules or the world did, which no longer can apply to. >> yeah, no, i completely agree . we have to take our share of people. there's no doubt about that that you know as as other european countries do, i'm completely in favour of stopping the boats and i think we should process these people and those that are not genuine . i agree that are not genuine. i agree the majority are economic migrants. i used to have them present at my constituency in rochdale and they are economic migrants. that's what some migrants. but that's what some we have to be compassionate. >> the last thing. no, no. >> the last thing

finalized, he had previously said that burkina faso, zimbabwe , the central african republic and eritrea are countries russia intends to give them free grain, america says it is ready to train ukrainian pilots to use f-16 fighters, according to the spokesman of the us department of defense, this was done after the end of military and cultural training in europe and in us military bases, which has been for months. from western countries have asked to provide f16 fighters to this country , so far holland and denmark have agreed to send these fighters to ukraine. a 16-year-old and two teachers were trapped in a cable car in northwest pakistan since yesterday morning. the occupants of this cable car were trapped in a valley at an altitude of 274 meters . a large and widespread fire in the forests of turkey. the evacuation of 9 residential areas in chaharmahal qala province. this fire started on tuesday afternoon at 23 points the forests of turki province have started, according to the announcement of the turkish meteorological organization, there is a possibility of spreading forest fires in

week the president said vladimir putin the russian side is ready to supply burkana faso to mali, eritrea of other african countries for 25-50,000 tons of grain and ensure free delivery. russia is ready to subsidize, that is, provide free batches of food to these countries. eh, and this is just very interesting, because here, as it were, russia takes on itself, and at the same time some social responsibility, and there may be significant russian discounts on grain supplies. that is, this also cannot be ignored, this all creates such a new strategic situation for russia despite everything, it remains the leader in the sale of grain in the world. and this year our country is preparing to harvest another rich harvest. to other topics, having lost a full -fledged navy, the kiev regime is trying to find an alternative to it, so far no significant progress has been made. on this for a reason. no. unless vsu began to be used more often without crew boats. kamikazes are suitable only for sabotage and terrorist attacks. actually, the only thing that the coronazis are capable of during the week is

that's about as much as low-emission countries like rwanda and eritrea pollute in a year.er study commissioned by the car-friendly fdp party puts the savings much lower at million tonnes per year. so, realistically speaking, how substantial really is a cut of a 1 - 6 million tonnes of co 2 for a top polluter like germany? opponents of motorway speed limit argue that the emission reductions would be trivial. giulio mattioli researches transport and climate policy. “they just choose the denominator that would make it appear ridiculously small. but i think if you choose the right denominator, the reduction would be substantial. the denominator he is referring to is the gap between how much the german transportation sector should be emitting, according to the federal climate protection act - and how much it actually is emitting. in 2022, the sector went over its co 2 emissions target by 9 million tonnes. a speed limit could reduce that difference significantly if we go with the german environment agency's estimates. if we go with the liberal party's estimates, the limit could

to provide burginophos free of charge to zimbabwe, mali, somalia, the central african republic of eritreaof grain, and we will provide free delivery of this product to the consumer, which is so expensive that ukrainian grain, replacing it russian or what was stolen from the occupied territories, and another is to expand the list of countries friendly to russia in order to win the favor of african countries. putin laden says to sow them with seeds. for the sake of those who cooperate with us the most, but behind these good intentions, in fact, you are quite a cunning ass gdp, remember the gas needle with which putin blackmailed europe so here the schedule may be somewhat similar, it will be a free zer for political support in exchange for resources in exchange a some other things that russia needs directly, and what did the representatives of african countries answer immediately after the gdp speech, president zibabwe said that there is no shortage of grain in his country, and then more than a few openly refused from putin's grain donations, we said that we would like the black sea to be o

countries, we have the majority the vast majority of arab countries support, with the exception of syria, eritrea and algeria yes, but well, it is difficult to call them successful democracies, again, part of the country of africa a-a, that is, for them er-e let's say this is a slogan that we talk about in europe in the west a-a what this is the struggle of dictatorship with democracy or democracy against dictatorship , it does not work for them, but the slogans of territorial integrity work for them. these are pragmatic slogans, that is, food and security , energy security, freedom of navigation, environmental security, etc. the admissibility of rattling nuclear weapons it works like that for them, that's why the world really is now i listened a little to what my colleague said, how can i agree with him let's remember that when the soviet union collapsed , francis fokuyama, whom we all love because he defends such a pro-ukrainian position but then he made an incorrect prediction. he said that the world will be the end of history - this is the victory of such a liberal democracy, er, in fact , it

yes, eritrea is there though the dictator controls and moreover tries to extend his zone of influence to ethiopia, so if you take it, just look at why i take somalia , because it was, say, one of the first examples when the west and the americans in particular tried to intervene to ensure stability and ensure democracy and nothing came of it therefore, this actually means that it is possible to destabilize the situation , it is possible to limit something, it is possible to kill the leaders of the warlords, it is possible to strike at some structures, let's say these uh and widows or alkaida, but if there are not enough internal conditions for national unity, yes, there are none. well, for example, i was very surprised in nigeria, you know, he comes to every country in the capital, i say show me the monuments, which monuments are there, i will read your history and politics of memory on them, and it turned out that in both well, there is nothing at all if you do not have a moment of national unity. in the end, they found me some small fountain where it was written that this is our ele

of an interpreter to, well, these wife tells me in a mix of english and her native language from eritrea, that she works as a nursing assistant at san francisco general and never imagined her husband would be a crime victim with life threatening injuries. he scared my family, my children, his everything, the family tells me told became a us citizen eight months ago and underwent heart surgery in march right after his heart surgery. he didn't even wait to go back to work because he wanted to be there. there's something about that community he loves and i don't know what it is, but he loved everyone there and the community loves him. a neighbor contacted me about what happened to told affectionately known as john. others have started a gofundme to help him and his family, relatives tell me doctors plan to run tests on him tuesday to see if there's any brain activity in san francisco. amber lee, ktvu fox two news and an update to a homicide investigation we told you about earlier on the 10:00 news. police now say the victim was killed in a double shooting. it happened around 445 this aftern

, we will provide burkas on the face of zimbabwe , mali, somalia, the central african republic of eritrea,000 tons of grain, and we will provide it free of charge доставка этой продукции усомеработ well, we see there who applauded because he said, then there is a reaction from the representative of burkina faso that russia is a partner and allies and that we support everything there. but there were other reactions, for example heads of the african union, and for asumanite, let's listen. president putin said that he is ready to help us. with the supply of grain, it is important, but perhaps not enough , we need to achieve a ceasefire because it is always something unpredictable and the longer it is unpredictable, the more unpredictable it becomes. president putin told us that he is ready to dialogue and search for a solution. now we need to convince the other side. i hope we will succeed . this gentleman has left. because we still need to talk about ukraine, and one more reaction of the president of the south african republic was cheesy. ramafos lviv, we are not here to beg for donations f

countries, the majority , the vast majority of arab countries support us , with the exception of syria, eritrea. yes, but well , it is difficult to call them successful democracies. africa, that is, for them, let's say this is the slogan that we talk about in europe in the west, that it is a struggle of dictatorship with democracy or democracy against dictatorship, it does not work for them, but for them the slogans of territorial integrity work for them. it works for them. the slogans are pragmatic, that is, food security, energy security , freedom of navigation, environmental security, the admissibility of hiding nuclear weapons . to agree with him. look, let's remember that when the soviet union collapsed, francis fokuyami, whom we all love because he defends such a pro-ukrainian position, but then he made an incorrect prediction. he said that everything was over. history, the world will be - this is the victory of such a liberal democracy, and in fact the path has become politically polar , but we understood that in reality everything will be much more complicated and we saw that the world

countries , the majority, the vast majority of arab countries support it, with the exception of syria, eritrea and algeria. yes , but it is difficult to call them successful democracies. and that is, for them, let's say it's a slogan that we talk about in europe in the west, and that it's a struggle between dictatorship and democracy or democracy against dictatorship. it doesn't work for them. but it works for them, the slogan of territorial integrity. it works for them. the slogans are pragmatic, that is, food and security, energy security, freedom of navigation, and environmental security, the admissibility of the rattling of nuclear weapons . this is how it works for them, that's why the world really is now . i listened a little to what my colleague said . how can i agree with him? the soviet union is francis foucault, whom we all love because he defends such a pro-ukrainian position, but he then made an incorrect prediction. he said that the world will be the end of history - this is a victory in fact, following such a liberal democracy, politically, the world became polar, but we understo

, these countries where eritrea, these countries where the success rate is in the 90, 90.o put a tag on that individual? and it it could be a breach of their physical and moral integrity under the european convention. so they may well be legal challenges to that. >> our old friend, the european convention, absolutely. funny enough , i mean, suella braverman enough, i mean, suella braverman this morning on this point says , you know, my personal views are known , but it's not leaving are known, but it's not leaving the convention on is not on our radar. so maybe yet another policy that they can't actually enforce isn't ivan the other problem that they can simply be taken off? we showed this video earlier in the year. i'm going to show it again. and this was as an albanian, he was on bail in this country. he'd been fitted with a tag and he simply cut it off and got rid of it. so isn't that the other problem , isn't that the other problem, that even if you were to put these ankle tags on people are these ankle tags on people are the seriously bad guys would just cut them off

, these countries where eritrea, these countries where the success rate is in the 90, 90.o put a tag on that individual? and it it could be a breach of their physical and moral integrity under the european convention. so they may well be legal challenges to that. >> our old friend, the european convention, absolutely. funny enough , i mean, suella braverman enough, i mean, suella braverman this morning on this point says , you know, my personal views are known , but it's not leaving are known, but it's not leaving the convention on is not on our radar. so maybe yet another policy that they can't actually enforce isn't ivan the other problem that they can simply be taken off? we showed this video earlier in the year. i'm going to show it again. and this was as an albanian, he was on bail in this country. he'd been fitted with a tag and he simply cut it off and got rid of it. so isn't that the other problem , isn't that the other problem, that even if you were to put these ankle tags on people are these ankle tags on people are the seriously bad guys would just cut them off

locally provide burkas on the face of zimbabwe, small somalis of the central african republic of eritreander 25-50 thousands of grains, we will provide free delivery of this product to the consumer well, we see there who applauded because he said later there is a response from the representative of burkina faso that russia is a partner and ally, that we support everything there. but there were other reactions , for example, the head of the african union, and in general , the people of assumon, let's listen to the situation when president putin said that he is ready to help us with supplies grain is important, but perhaps not enough, we must achieve a ceasefire because it is always something unpredictable and the longer it lasts, the more unpredictable it becomes president putin told us that he is ready for dialogue and finding a solution now we have to convince the other on the other hand, i hope it will work out fine with us, but it is not enough, says this gentleman. because we still need to talk about ukraine and one more reaction of the president of the south african republic, syril

provide one for keen across us and barbara. molly's somali of the central african african republic into eritrea. with 25 to 50000 tons of greens, well for you, but free of charge in the coming months, and we will ensure the free delivery and not as of business as well to work. i also called our readiness to donate mineral fertilizers to the poorest countries in need of the 262000 tons of these fertilizers that are currently blocked. and european ports was only 2 shipments have been sent so far, 20000 times in malawi and 34000 to kenya. the rest remains in the hands of the european states. and this is to fight for the fact that we're talking about a purely humanitarian efforts to which no sanction should apply. in principle, who do most the is your colleagues from. we believe that the vast majority of countries, including african ones, which are seeing an alarming trend in the area of food security. and let me see if you have sufficient for thailand responses that was, that is listed in the so the to there is a foundation there for the building food sovereignty and it must be strengthened not th

provide one for keener process and barbara. molly's somali of the central african african republican eritrea with 25 to 50000 tons of greens. well for the free of charge in the coming months. and we will ensure the free delivery and not as of business as well as well as i also recall, and our readiness to donate mineral fertilizers to the poorest countries in need of the 262000 tons of these fertilizers that are currently blocked. and european ports was only 2.

iran india russia sergey oleinik held talks with the president of the state of eritrea, the ministerforeign affairs of equatorial guinea and the minister of economic coordination. angola also met with the united arab emirates minister of state for international cooperation and the saudi prime minister for foreign affairs. bangladesh ended the brix summit at which the decision was made on the expansion of the association caused a great resonance in the world, the western media through one consider this the beginning of the formation of a powerful geopolitical bloc that will put an end to the era of western dominance in world politics and economics, according to the column of a hundred german publications in berliner saitung. brik's success was a personal defeat for the president of the european commission, ursula vonderleien, and the head of european diplomacy, josep barrel. the journalist called the alliance truly global, noting that almost half of the world's population will soon be in it, including some of the most rapidly developing economies, and the publicist advised the main eu

on the sidelines, sergei oleinik himself held talks with the president of the state of eritrea, the ministern affairs of their current guinea and the minister of economic coordination of angola, the head of the belarusian foreign ministry also met with the minister of state of the united arab emirates for international cooperation and foreign ministers of saudi arabia, the diplomat thanked belarus for supporting the candidacy riyadh for expo 20-30. the parties also confirmed the coincidence of views on key issues of the current global agenda. more countries are trying to get rid of the hegemony of the west and the desire of saudi arabia to join the brix speaks of a desire for independence writes the french ligaron riyadh wants to loosen its peg to the united states and has already shown this by refusing to condemn moscow over the conflict in ukraine saudi arabia is also developing cooperation with russia in the oil industry from china in trade, negotiations are underway when connecting koro. so the new development bank, which is designed to compete with the western-controlled structure of th

stephen eritrea that's correct, patricio. denison and ukraine that's correct. thank you. so they are traveling very long distances. to find refuge in europe and this map gives you an idea of the routes and the distances that they are traveling in order to reach safety. some are traveling alone. others are traveling as part of family units. some are traveling in search of economic opportunity. others are literally fleeing for their lives. to escape war devastation rape and force conscription into armies the vast majority of the refugees are syrian can anyone tell me why the syrians are fleeing? okay. thank you albert. civil war absolutely, would anyone else like to then talk. okay. thank you meredith. all very violent and like people just need to kill the publicly and like and also the infrastructure who's having classes education. systems like really know and that there was no sign of absolutely, correct, all of you. thank you. so this country has been locked in a bloody civil war for the past four years that has internally displaced one-third of its population that 7 mil

volunteer to go back to eritrea .can email me gbviews@gbnews.com. i will have more on that farcical situation unfolding at wethersfield in just a few moments. but the number of migrants who have crossed the channel this year has past 17,000 gb news has now gone past 17,000 gb news can also reveal that more than 500 people, almost 500 people, i should say , have crossed in should say, have crossed in eight small boats today , uk eight small boats today, uk border maritime border force and maritime authorities were on red alert from morning after multiple from this morning after multiple small spotted in the small boats were spotted in the channel. there's one man for this job and he joins us now as crossed dover. speak our crossed to dover. speak to our homeland editor, homeland security editor, mark white. mark a red alert. homeland security editor, mark white. mark a red alert . yes white. mark a red alert. yes indeed, a number of red days, in fact , that border force is fact, that border force is preparing for, as w

iran, iraq afghanistan where problems are well and places in africa, where you look at south sudan, eritrea it clearly isn't true. take a very few individuals into this country and it may seem like a lot when you are looking at the news coverage, but the reality of the figures is that we are way down the list and i just want to sort of cover something that someone said earlier about safe countries and why don't people seek asylum there? there is no need for them to do so, they can claim asylum wherever they choose, and if you are going to say that they should only come here via legal means you should have those rates available, which we clearly don't. so almost talking at cross purposes by saying say country should offer those refuge because in that instance nobody would ever come the united kingdom and... i5 the united kingdom and... is important to point out as well that if their asylum claims were not processed in those countries, they have every legal right as individuals to go on to another country as well, that is the legal law. ajay, what do you think? gaad law. ajay, what do you thi

we will be able to provide burkina faso, zimbabwe, mali, somalia, the central african republic and eritrea with 25 to 50,000 tons of grains free of charge in the coming months and we will ensure the free delivery of this as well. i also recall our readiness to donate mineral fertilizers to the poorest countries in need. of the 262,000 tons of these fertilizers that are currently blocked in european ports, only two shipments have been sent so far. 20,000 tons to malawi and 34,000 to kenya, the rest remains in the hands of european states. and this is despite the fact that we are talking about a purely humanitarian effort to which no sanctions should apply. dear colleagues, we believe that the vast majority of countries including african ones which are seeing an alarming trend in the area of food security, have sufficient fertile land. that is, there is a foundation there for building food sovereignty and it must be strengthened not through humanitarian aid but through the implementation of projects in the area of sustainable development as a whole, the transfer of necessary technologies, fe

here, take this same eritrea, yes, you need and ideological background, an ideological climate is neededeological machines, begin to work against us in this country. well, what we call psychotherapy. yes, that is, special propaganda and agitation is working hard against us in this country, and they are creating problems for us. what about the asian region? ah, the americans are cooking together with the japanese, who have forgotten their historical memory, erased everything, yes, as well as the south koreans of the south koreans, they said that everything is south korean, here are korean girls for consolation. yes, these are all in militaristic crimes. japan during the war. everything is forgotten. it's okay, everything, nothing happened. they forgot everything, drove past, and the americans are preparing the skills for the chinese asian nato position areas about deployed in japan, and in alaska it has been formed, which means that it is being prepared, that is, but the whole, restored from the ashes. just a whole eleventh airborne division, not a brigade, not two brigade, but a division

and what we have is people from syria, eritrea, afghanistan and iran. those are the conflict areas.aty with france , which we with france, which we desperately need , the only desperately need, the only people that can stop people getting on the boats is a sovereign state where they're getting on the boats in the first place. we can't do it. only the french can. we need to have that treaty that needs to be done. whatever trading be done. whatever horse trading needs to be done by this government, they need it. government, they need to do it. but simple things the but the simple things the government can now, which government can do now, which they were doing back in 2001, 85,000 applications, we only have 50,000 last year is they had proper levels of decision making. so they had adequate interpreters . one of the biggest interpreters. one of the biggest problems we have at the moment is that asylum seekers don't have interpreters. they don't have interpreters. they don't have proper access to legal advice , and it slows the whole advice, and it slows the whole system down. we've act

help of an interpreter to weld, his wife tells me in a mix of english and her native language from eritrea that she works as a nursing assistant at san francisco general and never imagined her husband would be a crime victim with life threatening injuries. he scared my family, my children . his everything. the family tells me to weld became a us citizen eight months ago and underwent heart surgery in march right after his heart surgery. he didn't even wait to go back to work because he wanted to be there. there's something about that community he loves, and i don't know what it is, but he loved everyone there and the community loves him. a neighbor contacted me about what happened to told affection known as john. others have started a gofundme to help him and his family. relatives tell me doctors plan to run tests on him tuesday to see if there's any brain activity in san francisco. amber lee, ktvu fox two news. thank you, amber. extra security is expected at a public library in davis today after several bomb threats over the past ten days. the yolo county library in davis has now received

of refugees in the uk are from syria , iran, iraq , afghanistan, syria, iran, iraq, afghanistan, eritreaiencing war. so the solution is not to get rid of our rights , but to deal with the our rights, but to deal with the problem. stop using slogans and swear words . let's come up with swear words. let's come up with a programme of action. you're spending huge amounts of money and £169,000 per person to send someone to rwanda. and we haven't sent a single person there. let's get some immigration officers. let's spend a little bit of the money they're spending on these ridiculous white elephant projects to clear the backlog properly, make proper decisions. people who are entitled to asylum should be entitled to remain . people who are not remain. people who are not should be sent home. >> well, look, we're going to leave right now, leave it there for right now, but know that we'll be talking but i know that we'll be talking again this probably again about this probably tomorrow. so thanks very much indeed joining us, david. indeed forjoining us, david. and jeremy, you . because and jeremy,