u. k. judges. the narrow section of british society from which they come their deep engagement with the u. k. establishment and the u. k. establishment. deep engagement with united states. whether that's in the intelligence sector. be a deep which is now the largest spaniel, largest manufacturer in the united kingdom weapons company, b, p. shell. and some of the major banks the united kingdom's establishment is made up out of people who have benefited from that system for a long period of time. and, and almost old judges from it. they don't need to be told explicitly what to do. they understand what is good for that cohort. and what is good for that cohort is keeping a good relationship with the united states government belmont. so thank you. i missed the for this to lee, as i indicated earlier. one question from each member of the committee. thank you mr. after the tone this that you that you that you, i apologize. i'm very glad so you very happy seeing your freemont does that sound that's come from. and so i think that's one of the major lessons learned from your experience in the treatmen

k. u k. pacific summit that's being held in some mo, leaders of the commonwealth nations like india and south africa, decided to about snob dot platform and come to russia instead. what do you make of that development? george is very significant. don't actually know. several british commonwealth non bars who are either full members or are pump not members of bricks. i'm not seeing that number is going to grow and the undoubted, the lights off king charles. 1 in the chair, in front of the someone dancer which looked like a wonderful time was had by all. but most of the important british commer well, leaders came to comes on in russia instead. and that's very significant, indeed, the presence of saudi arabia, united, all of them are very significant indeed. friends of indonesia. uh the, for the most populous country on the planet. the biggest, most of them country on the plan here. cuz on these are all very 2nd difficult. stores in the windows are quite big straws. and i think that this proces

u. k. cause the u. k. has its own particular political angle. it might have been difficult to convince the quotes to give me or in fact, any one asylum relation to united states in the u. k. but there wasn't even a chance because citizens from 3rd states under the 1951 convention as it's implemented in most european states, cannot apply for asylum. thank you, mr. assigned. mr. hunger, would you like to ask a question? 6. thank you very much. i missed the salt salt. i'm so happy to see you here to see stella as well. and thank you for reminding lots of paste it in the last 4 years. and so starting with a hearing we had in january 2020 was your father township than i was near the merits, a z when general wrap up to her and torture and very important other persons and 3 times. uh, i think this assembly made a clear position, quoting for the prompt release, and i think um this assembly and a bit be proud of it because it's a it and other international state organizations i've heard of times as well in the european union parliament. and it was city, b

u. k. and all this nonsensical rhetoric coming, coming out of london who needs who the most are i g, does india need the u. k? there's a u. k. need india to the cutting field. it is that you do need, in the, in the most europe in general need seem to have because there are 4 need to economic injures of the world. to do one is china, china is reached at b. india is the one which is marching towards the big. yeah, because the i can fisherman villages the computer and the technology goes what is reading for india to become the leader of the way. so if you order for new especially you get confused. it's had to do with the read this fellow has done. i think this bad news for you is yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, the look at mode, you look at moody a few days ago and cause i know the biggest bricks conference to date, by the way, a number of those attendees of the bricks conference were invited by the u. k. to the meeting of the commonwealth in samoa, and these nations did not get to step in. we're going to have breaks for my indiana bass so that you feel good. i love getting a chance to pick your brain. thank you so muc

u. k. a u. k. has denied any involvement. america is yet to issue a response and watching out a 0 life from dawn as well. still spring is a year into israel's genocide and gaza and the conflict is now impacting millions in the region. this i'll, we continue. i'll special coverage of the war, but it's killed more than $41000.00 palestinians. the is really forces seek to silence. the truth affinity occupied westbank storming and shutting down houses 00 and romano. the truth must be protected and heard, and the stories of real people must be told. this is not just an attack on journalist. it's an attack on the world's right to know. journalism is not of coolant or pressing it is with the game on going so raging and drawing all the attention, the full civil displacement to kind of still use in the occupied westbank escalates . settlers retain late then down all of drives are a tech palestinians in the west bank. so these are the 10 to blind. i will, they help out using intimidation and phonics, we are

u. k. as in tit yes. and it is really a big moment. i mean in the u. k, it was the fast cold fired power station to actually spring in tax. and the at 90 in century on the country has lied. huge li on cold. of course, it was one of the hubs for the industrial revolution. then it, at some point employed over 1000000 people, the colored industry. so it's been has the massive roll and development of the u. k . and now this country is the 1st and the g 7 to actually not rely on cold power anymore. as recently as 10 years ago, um cool was responsible for almost half of the energies. so the u. k really has come a long way in a fairly short amount of time and that obviously is a huge win for, for climate, but also for app solution. absolutely. can you tell us how the shutting down of this copeland fits into the u. k. is the emissions reduction targets the u. k. has an emissions targets. it was actually the 1st country that set of itself legally binding targets that was done by the previous labor government. but then also it was streamlined by the conservative g

u. k. for my expedition, u. k. government kept the war in secret from the public for 2 more years. while it's the us government. and then you, president of ecuador move to shape the political, the legal, and the diplomatic grounds for my wrist. when power formations, fuel entitled to target individuals, the, on the board as those individuals do not stand a chance, unless they are strong safeguards in place. and the state willing to enforce them without this, no individual has a hope of defending themselves against the boss. resources of the state aggressive can to play if the situation if the situation were not already bad enough, in my case, the us government asserted a danger, dangerous new global legal position. only us citizens have free speech rights. europeans and other nationalities do not have free speech rights, but the us claims it's espionage act still applies to them, regardless of where they are. so your opinions in your must debate, us secrecy law is no defenses as old. as far as the us government is concerned, as an american in paris can talk about what the us governm

u. k. and then there's tie else in the u. k as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's millions of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was would you be waged over the last 20 years? i mean, absolutely, i agree with you and it's, it's not to be insane to me that the worst one, perhaps, for the european situation is the water, libya, because a good that the actually all that he's, he's always the not popular with the powers that be in the west, he was very good because he held back the tide of migrants he wants to come from africa since he's gone. and that was, you know, 12 years ago now there's been a lot of migrant started through libya and then that obviously was added to with the was in syria and, and the rock. and now you've got new migrant booth starting to take place from lebanon. and if we get to will with the on, i say that i, i think that is to be the worst possible thing that anyone in the west could try to do. but if there is s

u. k. and then now under the u. k. and the us government, we have to discuss about you and that's my wishes. yeah, the initial deals and some of import louie cardiac negotiations as he said to up to a certain degree. but groups representing shake offs itself to go see in their international groupings they were reportedly left start. if true, isn't that something was despite, as you said, the marissa as leaders saying it's a fully the colonized ation process happening? isn't that somewhat of a colonial era approach? the people who spend years lobbying to go home didn't get to say yeah, because they enjoy. so the technicians, people have also been the sidelines. they have done the strike a tank it strikes. so this is a, the, the gold in, in england, but the inside line due to the jump. what is it going? strategy important? so i'll go show you k m, the us always focus on be made to re and strategy, the value of the item rather than the right. so the space inhabitants them even extreme poverty. sometimes the most just, you

u. k. government, the u. k. united kingdom has been in fact to risks, complicity in what israel is doing in gaza and has done the for the last year. we know that now that the u. k. government has acknowledged that there's a key risk that the military equipment that we was sending to israel for attention to the idea was in fact being used in gaza. and there was a clear risk that, that being used to carry out will facilitate serious violations of international law, including potentially won't crimes. now what we know is that you can't government. these current government has suspended approximately 30 the, the most significant of those. the equipment that we provide each route is 4 f, $35.00 military jets. and what we know is that he can't government has said that they will stop providing the components that going directly to his row, but they are not stopping or is that going in directly via a global pool. and so there are very serious concerns that the u. k government remains a risk of complicity. what's happenin

u. k. and then there's tales in the u. k as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's millions of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was which should be waged over the last 20 years. i mean, absolutely, i agree with you and it's, it's often the insane to me that the worst one, perhaps, for the european situation is the water, libya, because i get that see actually all that he's, he's obviously not popular with the powers that be in the west he was very good because he have bought the tide of migrants. he wants to come from africa since he's gone. and that was, you know, 12 years ago now there's been a lot of migrant started through libya and then that obviously was added to with the was in syria and, and the rock. and now you've got new migrant booths, starting to take place from lebanon. and if we get to will with the on, i say the only thing that is to be the worst possible thing that anyone in the west could try to do. but if there

u. k will retain the use of the joint to us u. k. military base on diego garcia for which it evicted the islands entire population. in the 19 sixties and seventies or at least 78 passengers have being reported dead after a boat carrying scores of people capsized on lake keeper in the democratic republic of the congo. officials say the vessel was severely overcrowded and they expect to pull more bodies from the water. the footage captured from the shore shows the moment the sinking boat flipped over and lake people it. 2 2 the golf girls all go down all around the port of goma. there was a shock in greece, a boat that was pulling into the dock think a few 100 meters from shore. while its passengers desperately tried to make it to safety. many did not survive. in the aftermath, people who came to greet family members and friends, found themselves searching through bodies pulled from the lake, dreading what they might find them would do. um, i came to see my husband who had gone on a trip. he had told me that he was going to come back

u. k as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's indians of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was, which should be waged over the last 20 years. i mean, absolutely. i agree with you. and it's, it's also in the insane movie that the west one perhaps for the european situation is the water, libya because i get that see actually all that he's, he's obviously not popular with the powers that be in the west. he was very good because he held back the tight of migrants he wants to come from africa since he's gone. and that was, you know, 12 years ago now there's been a lot of migrant started through libya and then that obviously was added to with the was in syria and on the rock. and now you've got new migrant boots starting to take place from lebanon. and if we get to will with the on, i say that i, i think that is to be the worst possible thing that anyone in the west could try to do. but if there is some kind of a ministry of tackling the wrong, massive bombing of the wrong people are losing that house is, and they, the, but the company homeless, wha

u. k. and then there's tie else in the u. k as well with an increase in crime is adding to the housing crisis. there's millions of pounds being spent on these people who have come into the u. k. and this is all a result of the was which should be waged over the last 20 years. i mean, absolutely, i agree with you. and it's, it's up to me in saying to me that the worst one, perhaps, for the european situation is the water, libya because i get that see actually all that he's, he's obviously not popular with the powers that be in the west. he was very good because he held back the tide of migrants he wants to come from africa since he's gone. and that was, you know, 12 years ago now there's been a lot of migrant started through libya and then that obviously was added to with the was in syria and, and the rock. and now you've got new migrant boots starting to take place from lebanon. and if we get to will with the and i say the only thing that is to be the worst possible thing that anyone in the west could try to do. but if there is

u. k. outsourced more and more government work to consultancies. in 1979, the u. k. government was spending around 6000000 pounds on consulting, 11 years later that amount was more than 40 times larger. that has been this, you know, again since the 1980s. i kind of growth in the assumption. oh oh, and imagine some entrenchment of the assumption that simple 7 saw, you know, not necessarily the most innovative people pay up, up, pay for pushes, and then you know, that, that idea is like home trusted with the idea of, of the management consultant who is, who represents the kind of private sector ingenuity and an innovative potential. the dissolution of the soviet union in the ninety's opened a whole new market for consultancies and those international monetary fund and the world bank spread new liberal policies across the globe. so the public sector consulting so to summarize, behind the consulting goal is this idea of government should not do things, which would see if it's government sets the policy. all this is to manage the execute policy. we don't do policy, we do

u. k prime minister k s. dom or express concern. the band could make hundreds essentials humanitarian work impossible. all the use of the legislation stands in stock contradiction to international law and the fundamental humanitarian principle of humanity. along the ad is a former director general of israel's ministry of foreign affairs. he says the moves to bend. honora is a historic mistake. the says that these are the can, i say is every say, probably also a story mistake. it shows that the bottom it is 12 of those it and then the jewish symbolism. here's what that's being close by, by the effects of this. the last to the topic knows a lot about how much they have to be working for you and was call to assist. you come off, but they're probably close, very close to about. what really does boasting gossip is just was that was there in the fact that these are you there to do you want to know beneficial as well they follow have the guest. so this is a great day, your job to so this, the bumping doesn't know much about it or we have d

u. k. a base during the whole report from crawley and the u. k. for years, the people of the che goes islands have petitioned to be heard in will courts and that the un they've asked for the right to determine the future. nope, for the 1st time the british government has done it for them. we've been stopping the bar by the beach is government again over the question of self determination, immunization very important. the take also islands were occupied by britain in a deal that gave maricia sits independence. in 1968, the indigenous to go, students became refugees resettled in maricia, the se, shelves, and the u. k. now, britain's last coming in africa will return to marissa and silver and take and many took off seasons who hope to go home to their identity may be wiped down. so what options do you think are open to you? i mean right now, frankly, i don't know. we've got to sit down to assist and see what, what, what company we have to start now for at least before everything got implemented that the breaches government at this we have the decency

u. k. can't change its history on the slave trade, u. k is under pressure from former british colonies for reparations. for slavery to ukraine says that north korean troops has been deployed to russia's western course region. that's according to ukraine's military intelligence service course because where ukrainian forces staged a cross border incursion into russia. back in august, seizing a chunk of territory, south korea, nato. on the us se thousands of north korean troops have been training for combat in russia's east. in recent weeks. this read here, according to ukraine, shows no screen soldiers at the training ground in rushes far east. they are wearing what appears to be a russian military uniform, potentially preparing to fight in ukraine. keith says that the 1st north korean soldiers have already been deployed to russia's best and course screeching to come to ukraine's cross border offensive. this comes as russia ratified a defense treaty with north korea. the 3 to plot, just mutual assistance by the country, is attacked by people

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u. k. prime minister in an interview basically went on to see that the u. k. is a full to east boston for, which is really to look so we're, i'm not to look backwards. so do you think that's something that you never really wanted to talk about any sort of compensation or a reparation or a slave trade, which most of the albany drugs really wanted to talk about. he may not want to do it, but most of the other readers that really wants to talk about it and they did just something beautiful. so that was mentioned in join to communicate which came out of that cement a heads noting coals for discussions on proprietary justice with regard to the trans atlantic trade and then save the africans and chapel and placement and recognizing the importance of this method to member states of the commonwealth agreed that the time has come for a meaningful conversation towards forging a common future based on equity. while the nations, you're looking yet some sort of compensation, but the you get, does it or lies that this is going to cost them billions of phone, then the you get

u. k. prime minister in an interview basically went on to see that the u. k. is approaches is possible, which is really to look, so we're, i'm not to look backwards. so do you think that somebody is we never really wanted to talk about any sort of compensation or a reparation for a slave trade, which most of the albany does really wanted to talk about. so she may not want to do it, but most of the other will be doing that really wants to talk about it. and they did just something beautiful. so that was mentioned in with join to communicate, which came out of that submit. it didn't go, it spoke about the opportunity justice, but also it spoke about the need to at least start talking about it to have. so having a conversation about it. heads nurturing goals for discussions on reply or treat justice with regard to the terms of logic, trade and then saved africans and capital in placement. and recognizing the importance of this matter to members, states of the commonwealth, agreed that the time has come for a meaningful conversation towards forging a common future

k. that's a think tank for sustainability. it tells us how close the u. k is to reaching is gold of generating its energy from compet unusual sources by 2030, as well as a half way and, but i'm gas and import. the gas in particular is still a major parts of all energy mix. i'm not really the next challenge, as you've mentioned, right? so the beginning that labor has this target to have a 100 percent seeing power by 2030. that's actually 5 years earlier than the previous conservative administration. i will need to apply the same lessons to gas and as to what we've done with coal over this last quote it periods is for kevin football by the judge in cloth is received for his country's highest honors. he's coach bruce the adult linda and more recently got england's living full football club. he was awarded the order of marriage by a german present friends of health, a shy mindful his achievements in football, and then promoting german british friendship. he was also committed for social commutes, were helping young people from the privilege background of next o

so k is in the city itself. the, the u. k in here and nation. so thinking about this is ability to achieve might starting with the russian security because it was actually put what matters the most familiar version about that from the tax. and so once we asked, we need not how bad she, but we had the module where a situation on our end was and the situation was that uh, i'm actually plus the young man enough to issue it. but it luxury and you know that when the you were making a consequence suggestions on a senior. so i'm working on that on the receptor relations with co western countries. we were told me to go in west virginia long. it is because we were showing our place so i can just pick a nowadays. now no look putting cps. so they were saying a car line bleeding, but we were only showing where we belong. the thing is the and the condition display increase them should get pretty they little but ultimately that's going to have let us out who but of the that's, that has to be in the situation. one brush or little bone, you would have become a