k hasn't said this is not going to happen. so i agree with richard that this might be interpreted as a shift in the west thinking. so the u. k has also said that they are expanding the training of the ukrainian soldiers. they're hoping to train up to $20000.00 ukrainian soldiers this year. and obviously this is significant because they will be trained to use the battle tangs and order artillery of all the machinery are that's being used by the west. and we know that battle tanks have been secured by ukraine so, so this training in the u. k is very, very important for the ukraine, but i just wanted to ask you as well about that moment. when's the lensky singled out the former british prime minister boris johnson to say, thank you. you know, boris is loved by many a ukrainians for his support of the country. his successor refused. soon act is. is he trying to sort of follow in bertha's footsteps? is he trying to be a hero of ukraine as well? well yes, richie sooner has has visited the ukraine and he, i think, is trying to evade t

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k said she could return to the u. k. to fight to get her british citizenship. but that was overturned by the supreme court in 2021. even if she'd one today that wouldn't have meant that she could necessarily come back. hey, there are a number of british women, women who hold british citizenship still who went to join i. so as she ma begum did back in 2015 who are not allowed practically to come back to the united kingdom mat, sir, quite a difference to iso members of other nationalities, including from european countries in the united states who have returns to their countries, possibly to face trial, and so right now am jemima bacon could theoretically take this to other courts here in the u. k to supreme court. possibly her support to say to the european court of human rights. but for now a big setback. and of course, the british government to, as you said, nadine of foot long and hard to make sure she doesn't come back, there's a great deal of stay care even for the home audience in the u. k. isna absolutely the decision by the government in 2019 to remove h

he was arrested rights group say political freedoms are being eroded since president k said shut down parliament in 2021 and took control of the judiciary on fire fighters in chile are still battling to contain massive while fire that have been burning across south central regions. nearly 300 fires remain active and new ones are appearing. at least 24 people have died since the blazes broke out more than a week ago. and more than a 1000 homes have been destroyed. those are the headlines and he's continues he, on al jazeera, after 11 east stateroom fence watching bye. for now we understand the differences and similarities of culture across the world. no matter why you call hand era will bring you the news and current affairs. ah, ah, count tree university student pursuing her dream to become a politician, a principal of a girl school educating the next generation. both stellar example of women's progress in afghanistan, like when the camera band sees control in 2021, their lives came to a sudden halt. i fully furnished everything from what you've met and how much i tried for my studies

k said there is undeniable evidence of the syrian state use chemical weapons to murder its own citizens. this from the i t, which is a type of got an offshoot of the o. b, c, w, that's been created, which i know china rejects at that meeting and obviously russia, the u. e said, on the other hand, we emphasize the importance of the findings of this team in the next council session, referring to an assessment team that's been there. and as for the u. s. the biden administration, they just went, you know, it's an indisputable assad regime killed $43.00 men, women, and children. what did you make of this, o, p. c, w, conclusive report. as it's been reported in the west of chemical weapons use, you know, undeniable and dispute. it is the adjective that they put to what, what they do on what they presented is dispute. it is denied by even the expert who came to see leanne 2 way on a gallon bed. the obviously that a new report is absolutely critical. i have nothing to do. i let them now extend a hand to people hard talk about human lives. all along. the less does it has been proven is accordin

k said in clear cut that the territory of western sahara belonged to morocco. let's go back and let us not to fall back in 35 minutes left. i'd like to look in the 89 percent of the people that the un, that members of the security council, they called for a political solution that is aligned with the, the, the plan of a ton of the river. and them is a by because it doesn't answer the aspiration, it does not go in line with the aspiration of this the, how the people, again the representative it, we're not talking about the representative. it is of the. so how is it in do we have also to look at the representative as t v of the had always lived in, in moroccan, western sahara for the how we and i go align with the guest of from, from london that says that this is a how is, will, are enrolled in the spanish sense is so let's make things clear and we'll get to the history again, this is very in here. where is the you in and all of us because it is saying it is a disputed region is not falling on one side or the other. it's dropped this plan for a referendum. what m

k said that they have made a break through you commission president ursula on july and u. k. prime minister re she soon act to dave stroke, a draft agreement following high level talks in your london soon act, hailing at the new chapter and relations with the e. u. fun to lie. and saying that this new framework, known as the windsor deal, protects the markets of both plus the you and the u. k. an support stability in northern ireland. here's more now from the british prime minister on please to report that we have now made a decisive breakthrough. together. we have changed the original protocol and our today announcing the new wins a framework. today's agreement to live as smooth flowing trade within the whole the united kingdom protects northern islands place in our union and safeguards sovereignty for the people of northern ireland. yes, so good news coming there from the prime minister of the u. k. the european commission president, she says that she was confident that this agreement would work for everyone involved. this new framework will allow us to begin, you checke

k said it would train ukrainian fighter pilots, but no combat jets have been promised so far. i spoke to dw nick connelly in keith and asked him how disappointed presents lensky is likely to be with that? or i think if you look at the past year at all the different weapons sent by western countries to ukraine. that has been the patent time and time again. first talk of red lines and wanted to pro rusher of kind of providing defensive rather than offensive weapons. while, you know, experts would tell you that often a fairly artificial distinction to be made. and then 1st of all, training is offered and then eventually the actual equipment arrives. has to be said though, that you know, compared to tanks, these battle planes, these fight digits are a lot more complex in terms the logistics, even the pilot training by, in conservative estimates takes half a year. even if you're really going at it very, very fast. other people talk of several years training and then there's all the kind of supply and logistics questions. and the other question of whether you grant can really protec

k said she could return to the u. k to point to get her british citizenship. but that was overturned by the supreme court in 2021, even if she'd one today, that wouldn't have meant that she could necessarily come back. and you went, delegation has visited lp and, and syria's rebel held north to assess the damage caused by the earthquakes. local people struggling with the aftermath have criticize delays and receiving aid, even after a deal, but open 2 additional border crossings. we came to see what the nice word is used, needs in shelves, us health as a need for fresh water annotation and of course remove debris, thousands of trucks of ground to a halt. major bro, border crossing between pakistan and afghanistan. the working crossing has been closed and sunday evening and gunfire was reported on monday. a provincial taliban official told a news agency that pockets on had not allowed sick people to cross for treatments. come hider has more from the board of china to come. this is an emotional issue because people in the next on are dependent for medical treatme

what i said that anything under our control is ready and we are going to help on that. and just to follow about the u. k, you said they will be using their white helmets, which of course came up in this documentary. what's your view? it's their establishment. it's established by the a, you know, a british intelligence. so if they use it, i will not be surprised. he is out of them and is that i would ever met in television. there my questions are mr. areas are raised, the issue of 2 cylinders being moved away, 60 kilometers from where they are supposed to be remain 16. so once a once he said 60 in the other them he said 60 so oh, why were they to move? do you have an explanation of why they were removed? or it's very at, let's say technical aspect. when the cylinders took from the side in duma, they kept in a storage. and then we had the request from the o p c w that they wanted to revisit. and to read a exam these 2 cylinders, so they ask us not to do anything with it. unless they finish this job, then the team from the or p c, w came and exam the cylinder. so by this, we believe that this is a nut requ

k. hasn't said that they're also going to deliver aircraft to ukraine. bart, they are training the pilots. so this might be quite an, a significant shift in the u. k. 's attitude towards the possible delivery of also of aircraft to the ukraine. thank you so much for that. update that the dw correspondent bargain must in london and for the view from ukraine, i asked the w correspondent, nick connelly and keith about the reaction there to the landscape trip to the u. k . well, definitely a lot cheaper here. thing this is long overdue, especially given the u. k. is roll supply ukraine early on with weapons at a time where lots of other european capitals, the least as seen from keith, were still basically planning for a russian victory and didn't have a lot of faith in ukraine's ability to fight this war. and say this announcement of the training for fight pilots is very, very welcome. yesterday we had the german defense minister, both pastors in town talking about tanks, some of which would only be arriving at the end of $23.00, early $24.00. and people here already basically calculating, fa

that's why journalist nico gonzalez started the block, k f said recalls don't d on it. he publishes data on all the vehicle problems in the auto industry. the flaw you helped in my main intention was to bring in at least the rudimentary transparency was similar to what exists in the usa. so standing there on the websites of the respectable authorities, you find nearly all the details on the subject of recalls in the usa, you get the feeling that the authorities hold the reins that control and drives the manufacturers. but here you don't have that feeling. what was up and just go through this. it's no wonder that the diesel gate scandal in which german manufacturer is manipulated, exhaust gas valleys blew up in the u. s. b o from california and all is now on it. all began in california evolve to both water and the pressure that was built up there very quickly led to the cards being laid out on the table. and wolves book that set the ball rolling to walk didn't come on any. and it's hard to imagine such pressure from the german authorities they are still there is still a

that's why journalist nico gunther started the blog, k f said, recalls da da on it. he publishes data on all the vehicle, problems in the auto industry. the flaw you helped in my main intention was to bring in at least a rudimentary transparency were similar to what exists and the usa so so standing there on the websites of the respective authorities. you find nearly all the details on the subject of recalls. in the usa, you get the feeling that the authorities hold the reins that control and drive the manufacturers type here. you don't have that feeling well, so i'll just go through this. it's no wonder that the diesel gate scandal in which german manufacturer is manipulated, exhaust gas values, flew up in the u. s. b o from california and all is now on it. all began in california evolve to both water and the pressure that was built up there very quickly led to the cards being laid out on the table. and wolves book that set the ball rolling to walk didn't come on the thing. and it's hard to imagine such pressure from the german authorities they are still there is st

that's why journalist nico again says, started the blog, k f said, recalls don't d on it. he publishes data on all the vehicle problems in the auto industry before you hoped in my main intention was to bring in at least a rudimentary transparency similar to what exists and the usa. so standing there on the websites of the respectable authorities, you find nearly all the details on the subject of recalls in the usa, you get the feeling that the authorities hold the reins that control and drives the manufacturers. but here you don't have that feeling well. so up on the screw moves, it's no wonder that the diesel gate scandal in which german manufacturers manipulated exhaust gas values flew up in the u. s. was in oakland, california, and all is now on it all began in california gall to both water and the pressure that was built up there very quickly led to the cards being laid out on the table. and wolves book that set the ball rolling in the walk didn't come on any. and it's hard to imagine such pressure from the german authorities. they are still there is still a protective

k. f said, recalls da da on it. he publishes data on all the vehicle, problems in the auto industry. the flaw you helped in my main intention was to bring in at least a rudimentary transparency were similar to what exists and the usa was standing there on the websites of the respectable authorities. you find nearly all the details on the subject of recalls. in the usa, you get the feeling that the authorities hold the reins that control and drive the manufacturers type here. you don't have that feeling. but one of those go through this. it's no wonder that the diesel gate scandal in which german manufacturers manipulated exhaust gas valleys, flew up in the u. s. b o from california and all is now on it all began in california all to both water and the pressure that was built up there very quickly led to the cards being laid out on the table. and wolf's book that set the ball rolling and the walk didn't come on any. and it's hard to imagine such pressure from the german authorities they are still there is still a protective reflex that they have towards their bread and butter industri

to commitments will fight jets. head of the meeting, the british defense secretary ban wallace said the u. k. was ready to supply weapons to ukraine, but said the use of fighter jets required extensive training needs we're members are discussing how to speed up the supply of other military equipment to ukraine as well. asked about possible peace talks with russia. canada's defense minister anita anons hand this to se. if vladimir putin wants peace, he can leave ukraine in till that time. we need to continue to do whatever is necessary to support ukraine, sovereignty and stability in the short and long term. there are 3 main categories of age that we are discussing. air defense missile systems, continued 155 millimeter ammunition as well as tanks. and in all 3 categories, canada has been contributing and we are working closely with our allies to ensure that 8 of all sorts continues to be put on the table for ukraine. v. i. some of phenomena is arbor chief in brussels and covers the summit there for us. i was under no word on fighter jets that could nato give in to ukraine's play for 5 digits.

nato commitments for fighter jets. ahead of the meeting, british defense secretary ben wallace said that you k was ready to supply weapons to ukraine. but said the use of fighter jets required extensive training data members a discussing how to speed up the supply of the other military equipment to ukraine . asked about possible peace talks with roger canada's defense minister anita anna, had this to say. if slide amir put in wants piece, he can leave ukraine in till that time, we need to continue to do whatever is necessary to support ukraine, sovereignty instability in the short and the long term. there are 3 main categories of aid that we are discussing. an air defense missile systems continued 155 millimeter ammunition as well as tanks. and in all 3 categories, canada has been contributing and we are working closely with our allies to ensure that aid of all sorts continues to be put on the table for ukraine. but no word on 5 digits there did use alexander phenomena following the summit in brussels. what is the likelihood of nato giving in to ukraine's please for finance? well, there have b

chip, but at the same you'll renwanted to be 1ak said chip, but at the same you'll renwanted to be a k saidentific hothouse. whatever scientific hothouse. so whatever it and of course he's just it was and of course he's just created this new department for science, innovation and technology. the new technology. and so the new minister course has gone. minister of course has gone. it's outrageous. got to it's outrageous. we've got to have programme, but have the horizon programme, but basically it's a political wrangle. point . you wrangle. it's the point. you know, those talking, it's better to team up with japan to actually team up with japan because stereotypically imagine that's like the cutting edge of technology whereas european scientists all trying to invent the super soldier and make captain america cool fun. that's not that's chicken, i say. yeah, yeah. so i just said it's not true. okay. was it did you say it was marvel films and it's very i don't know. i don't know if japan is centre of it anymore and definitely a lot further away than than europe was. and we had a tremendous rel

chip, but at the same you'll renwanted to be 1ak said chip, but at the same you'll renwanted to be a k saidentific hothouse. whatever scientific hothouse. so whatever it and of course he's just it was and of course he's just created this new department for science, innovation and technology. the new technology. and so the new minister course has gone. minister of course has gone. it's outrageous. got to it's outrageous. we've got to have programme, but have the horizon programme, but basically it's a political wrangle. point . you wrangle. it's the point. you know, those talking, it's better to team up with japan to actually team up with japan because stereotypically imagine that's like the cutting edge of technology whereas european scientists all trying to invent the super soldier and make captain america cool fun. that's not that's chicken, i say. yeah, yeah. so i just said it's not true. okay. was it did you say it was marvel films and it's very i don't know. i don't know if japan is centre of it anymore and definitely a lot further away than than europe was. and we had a tremendous rel

and he said to his interviewers, you at interviewers, you as interviewers, you k, interviewers, he said the following, all nuclear chemical, biological and missile programs have been destroyed. now they asked him, the interrogators did, well, how do you know? and cml said, oh, i was in charge of them. i mean, i don't know how it works in your country, but when i order something destroyed it gets destroyed. yeah. how do you know, did you check? well yeah, i checked the couple. are you trying to get me to say they were not destroyed? this is 1995. now someone leaked. some leaks that transcript to newsweek. newsweek on the 24th, almost exactly 20 years ago. newsweek published this report saying, who st. carmel the highest ranking? iraqi official ever to defect from saddam hussein's inner circle toll a cia and british intelligence offices and new as for inspectors. in the autumn of 1995, that after the gulf war, iraq destroyed all its chemical and biological weapons. and the missiles to deliver them. carmel had direct knowledge of what he claimed for 10 years. he ran you rocks, nuclear, che

so it said that are the u. k. offers to provide ukraine with longer range capabilities to relieve pressures on the front line. so this could be possibly and her printed as a shift in thinking of the west. so only a few days ago, the defense minister had said that fighter jets would not be a magic wand. so nothing has be con has been confirmed, but the u. k is bolstering up the training of ukrainian soldiers. so they do include are the training of, of pilots and also marines, the euchre saying that they are training $20000.00 ukrainian soldiers this year. so amongst them i'll fight a j pilots. we will have to watch this space and see if the u. k. might be amongst a fast to actually deliver those fighter jets, but we don't have any confirmation of this as yet. all right, d w, corresponded berg at martin london. thanks so much for that. and without you are up to date coming up. next is eco, africa. our environment show and remember you can get all other news on our website . that's d, w dot com on our youtube channe

said you were like sisters. >> we were. i miss her a lot. a whole lot. >> k belonged to a biker group called, the carolina thunder christian motorcycle club. helping hands in harley's. they spent nearly every weekend with a couple, and can you something about judy and jamie that almost no one else did. >> talking with judy, i knew their marriage wasn't when they made it seem like. >> jamie told others, including detective reynolds in that interview, he had a strong, happy marriage. >> is there anything that i need to know about that may come in the future? >> i mean, like what? >> i mean, just anything that i need to know? >> no. >> okay. >> nothing. >> we had a great life. we did. we never gotten arguments. >> everybody has disagreements. >> please go talk to some of my friends. you will find out that we were perfect. i mean, we were just perfect. >> nobody's perfect, jamie. everybody's issues. >> well, it's about as perfect as you could get. we had a great relationship. >> case says, a few months before her death, judy confided in her that her marriage was

polls. interestingly, zalinski also in this press conference said that they were in his were 3 other european countries. in addition to the u. k. that he said we're contemplating training ukrainians on how to fight flight flight to jets. we know that there is a lot of pressure being put on your westernized by ukraine to get these jet fighters through that they say is so important for dealing with any potential kind . spring offensive that so many people are talking about, as i say by and large, the feeling in the city has been one of the quiet, contemplation. they have been no big ceremonies to mark the one year since the invasion. but families coming together at church services, for example, praying for their family members still fighting on the front lines and praying oversee for those that the loved ones that they have lost as well. but by and large it has been quiet. it has been calm. here was a say, a gradual feeling of trepidation because basically nobody really knows what vladimir putin is planning next. all right, thank you very much. charles stratford bring us a sense of mood in the atmosphere there and ukrainian capi

this is about a procedural pretext going back to what k kyrsten said about the long-standing -- remember, they've -- you know, whether that's principal or good faith or bad faith, they've wanted her out for a long time, this opened the door for their ability to do that by pointing to the fact that it happened to taylor green and gosar. >> but the thing is the democrats removed them because the republicans wouldn't remove them. so it's just this sick game that they play. >> the democrats don't -- >> it's essentially their own, right? minority jeffrey talked about how she had been condemned by her own party. we're not hearing republican transgres sores of common decency being admonished by current leadership. >> marjorie taylor green had to visit the holocaust museum because she wasn't aware the holocaust even existed. please spare us this stuff about being concerned with anti-semitism. how about donald trump who had dinner with known anti-semitic people. this is not on the up and up. this is 100% they have been out for her from the minute she has set foot in congress, they have been craze

i sal as a teenager said, al appeal after you. k court said the government acted legally in taking away her citizenship. they can travel to syria when she was 15. she now says she was wrong and wants to return to prison. nadine baba reports she stuck in a camp in northern syria and she'll be there for some time yet. she me. baker dressed in black here was just 15 when she and 2 friends left london to join eyesore. the so called islamic state on wednesday, especially immigration court, ruled britain's decision back in 2019 to take away her citizenship was lawful. but it also said it was very possible she'd been the victim of trafficking in sexual exploitation, but we have no british will be content to national care since being located in a refugee camp in 2019 she me, my baby comes expressed regret for going to join i so i do because when i, when i, when i thought i was going to make a family and i didn't realize what they were, the things that they were doing. she married a fighter, they had 3 children, all of whom died, give us tha

he's with said the children u. k. he is in turkey's her ty, province tonight, dan, it's good to have you. with this. tell me what is the situation right now in the city of godaddy, and have me do, do we have a sense of how many children need help right now? we know the across the, the full region, not southern tech here in northern serial, where these are, the brakes have struck there at least 7000000 children who have been affected and need help. and you know, it became just from last night we had another earthquake here in southern care, which must have been absolutely terrifying for children who have already lived 3, such a traumatic experience. once myself in the team were actually on the road, when it happened, the ground ship violently, our costs will happen. we are able to pull off and wait for the shaking off the our mind. our minds immediately turn to the millions of children and families across the region and the fact that they have really reliving the finite math that i experienced a couple of weeks. it is,

he said today a new beginning in the u. k. relationship with the european union. the net, the last few years, a very tense relations can we say that we are now firmly putting those bad things behind this those of us who've been following back said for the past 7 years, as you said, brand, they really there was a lot of talk to break the impasse over northern ireland as like squaring the circle. and the question is, is this the day re she sooner definitely has a success on the way he had a different approach. he didn't threaten the european union like some of his, pri, this, as, as he wasn't aggressive, he sort of tried to get a pragmatic deal over the line. and the, you actually did grand, quite a lot of concession. so something that other british prime ministers had demanded they had demanded that goods that remain in northern ireland would not have to undergo checks that they would, you know, could just go into northern ireland. how the other british prime ministers have demanded that. or had suggested that, but now the e u has made this major concession. so it'

the students in istanbul had to vacate their dorms at short notice the k their belongings and said their goodbyes. celsius would not be moved online until the end of june. i didn't get off to the president made a speech the same evening. we learned that our blocks will be emptied. we are sad, it's like the panoramic period. we will have online education. we did not one and we have some grades and then god grant us the we have nothing to do with making a sacrifice on our education is bothering me a bit to be on the list from the local shelter. parents came to help their children pack and move. we do want to do our part to help the families in need. i am sad that i'm not going to be able to go to school, but also the situation is pretty bad. so i know that families need a place to say so. yeah, i don't really feel too bad. then tie education system in the affected areas has been hit. but the government says it's determined to make sure there is minimum destruction, education, trim top floor, my in the reverse, by building additional tense, we will support our children's learning process an

don't care about tucker said people, even though the u. k. government also with not ah a give out every good with water. have you feel bad? i've been getting for my guy. my dad was on my booth or did we not? yeah. okay. well what was what i was like most most out. got it. okay. i think they go on, go on, come on now. newbie badging in with them. and gentlemen, and i used to buy to buy divine g a goes to go to be sure then to somebody send good my new jersey to really good way to me. if they buy the lot they're living in black to go to protect and loan it. okay. i thought i would do it, i will check with that it will take that long hold on. i got a guy that visit them and he sent it in my hand. but it is, i think that it was. but i know when i did not have any go back to the boys, it would have been done in every week and thousands of illegal immigrants trying to break the whole stowing away on trucks and northern frogs to make it a risky game, played out in the shadows of the highest stakes. if desperation forties responded with increased se

talk about any peace negotiations. it will be criticized in ukraine about about israel vopros k stati here you said the six governments of the housewives it’s okay and we see that the last years may not be dozens of years but years exactly elections after elections elections after elections coalitions are somehow barely managed to organize them, maybe only because it is obvious that this is a political animal that simply sniffs that it is possible that they are possible, but does he think that they will change something in israel? well, i will introduce some others выбыры может быть какой другие парламенты, maybe some other principles of the organization of power, well, because if there is a failure again, there will be a seventh governmental one, that's a shame then 8 but it 's somehow or then someone will change and then there's no yahu well, that's when very strange looks like they think about this israel to be an israeli politician you are sick today moments you are inside an israeli politician who are talking about who are discussing it is possible in israel to step on the same rake only if th

little she's just a former deputy pentagon press secretary, sabrina, sing actually said it. so k for key if to start bombing crimea. either way, they want to sound tough or they don't understand what they're saying. but anyway, what's interesting, speaking about chancellor schoultz, he said once that the present day crisis was caused by russia's invasion of ukraine . and even he doesn't listen to those who were before him. because chancellor merkel did say that back in 2015 when the misc accords were signed, no one was planning on honoring them, and refusing to acknowledge the true reasons behind this crisis only means one as a politician refuses to see the truth to the sons, but even 2015 is not one at all. started. let's not forget the 2014 kuda taught in ukraine. that took place despite all the guarantees given and signed by germany, france and poland as part of the settlement deal that included early elections. the very next morning. these guarantees were thrown out of the window and power was seized by a clearly neo nazi regimes that included this for buddha party. led by al