to mention, you said, but organ trafficking, there are people, drugs, export works, according to europol from 2000 to 2015 from ukraine, moldova and georgia and romania. the compiled statistics were for 2015, 2 million women were trafficked , i emphasize, not for prostitution, but for sexual slavery, can you imagine what cynicism, that is, here is a living person, they come to him and say: you will work as a waitress or take care of sick people, and then they take away your documents, put you in a barracks and take them to the middle east or france, where there are entire slave markets. to the middle east, to north africa , and you think that these people who do such things , some kind of moral mechanism inside will force them to make sure that children do not die from overdoses, by the way, the children's industry, and the porn industry is quite popular, video materials with the participation of children, and most terrible - this is the age from 3 months to 3 years, the most popular expensive videos, was ukraine the key source of these videos? according to some data, but i’m not sure th

wanted to mention, you said, trafficking in organs, people there, drugs, export of work, according to europol, i emphasize, not for prostitution, but for sexual slavery, you can imagine what cynicism, that is here is a living person, they come to him and say: you will work as a waitress or take care of sick people, and then they take away your documents , put them in a barracks and take them to the middle east or france, there are whole slave markets there, to the middle east, to north africa , and you do you think that these people who do such things have some kind of moral mechanism inside them that will force them... to make sure that children do not die from overdoses, by the way, the children's industry, and the porn industry is quite popular, video materials with the participation of children, and the most terrible - this is the age from 3 months to 3 years, the most popular, expensive videos, ukraine was the key source of these video materials, according to some data, well, i’m not sure that they are more, in fact, on sites that... well, actually wear humane relatively the character is

this is not only, to make it clear, i wanted to mention, you said, the export of work, according to europolion women were exported, i emphasize, not for prostitution, but for sexual slavery, can you imagine what cynicism, that is, here is a living person, they come to him and say: “you will work as a waitress.” or care for sick people, and then they take away the documents, put them in a barracks and take them to the middle east or france, there are whole slave markets on.

isn't because labour's answer is really to work more closely with the eu, work more closely with europolral deals with non eu countries . but that isn't an countries. but that isn't an answer either. so neither political party appears to be willing to grip this opportunity given to them by the brexit vote in 2016 to take back control of borders. but they're not doing it. so all talk is going it. so all the talk is going nowhere. each are attacking the other for not doing enough or not promising to do enough. and all time people arrive , all the time more people arrive, putting pressure on communities. >> and as you say, chris, this is down on the cobbles. it's dirty talking. it's not what the conservatives ordinarily would do. starmer wants open borders, starmer believes all immigration laws are racist . starmer laws are racist. starmer campaigned for foreign crooks to stay. starmer supports illegal workers. starmer never voted to stop the boats. chris the big question is this feels like 2019 all over again. things will be much worse under jeremy corbyn. don't vote for that guy. he'll sc

, more closely with europol, doing more closely with europol, doing more they can with more deals asy can with countries the continent, countries on the continent, maybe looking quotas of maybe even looking at quotas of migrants some quotas migrants and moving some quotas of into the uk other of people into the uk from other countries to try and have a cross approach towards countries to try and have a crc none approach towards countries to try and have a crc none of approach towards countries to try and have a crc none of these �*oach towards countries to try and have a crc none of these are1 towards countries to try and have a crc none of these are goingrds countries to try and have a crc none of these are going to it. none of these are going to work i think it's really work and i think it's really important gets important that a party gets this. lee anderson, of course, is co—deputy chairman is a is co—deputy chairman of the party. he someone who the party. he is someone who talks authority . he the talks with authority. he the fact he's asking such an aggressive of aggressive que

, i wanted mention, you said, trafficking in organs, people, drugs, export of work , according to europoln were exported. i emphasize not for prostitution, but for sexual slavery, can you imagine the cynicism, that is, here is a living person, they come to him and say: you will work as a waitress or take care of sick people, and then they take away your documents, put you in a barracks and take you to your neighbor east or in france, there are whole slave markets, in the middle east, in northern africa, and you think of these people who do these things, what kind of... moral mechanism inside will force them to make sure that children don't die from overdoses, no, the porn industry is quite popular, video materials with the participation of children, and the worst thing is the age from 3 months to 3 years, the most popular expensive videos, ukraine was the key source of these video materials, according to some sources, but i’m not sure that they are more in fact, in fact sites that are actually relatively humane in nature, such as online , and up to 25,000 ukrainian women are registered, b

we're no longer a europol world we have the luxury of playing every conflict or in everything that's going on around the world. we can care about all of them, we can try to help where we can but by and large we do have do not pick our fights more than ever because there's a great and as powerful ass his country is t doesit not have unlimited power. it does not have unlimited reach and it does not have unlimited resources and has to prioritize them in individual political era. i'll close with one last observation.th i've talked about the ai thing and interesting because i'm a firm believer you b basically cannot hold back technological events, no matter how h hard you try. technological advances are going to happen and every one is freaking out about her first artificial intelligence. a couple points about the primary like this artificial intelligence is going to become something that and there's a lot of he knows the answer to, okay, but is b a going to be technoloy that makes humans do what you meant to do better, faster, more actually? oryza going toi be technology that replaces hu

. >> europol. listen, i hear you . >> europol. listen, i hear you.e tests and found that there was evidence of any was no evidence of any difference between people really near and actually the near to a pylon and actually the fact that it would have on you, it was minimal you'd it was minimal and you'd probably radiation from probably get more radiation from other and around the other things and around the atmosphere that. let's go atmosphere than that. let's go to philip hoy in hertfordshire. philip go . oh, no, i wouldn't philip go. oh, no, i wouldn't have one. >> and well, yeah, i wouldn't have one for the simple reason that i don't think they're necessary . necessary. >> all of your people so far have been talking about two different things. they've been conflating the issue. there's transmission, which is what the pylons are, and sources of energy. and we do need new sources of energy, nuclear. but we've got old source of energy, coal and oil . we've got old source of energy, coal and oil. but the we've got old source of energy, coal and oil . b