cameras follow her to the capital, kigali . home the capital, kigali. interviews the home secretary there ahead of what may be a legal breakthrough on the deeper tation flights after the rescue of credit suisse . european bank of credit suisse. european bank shares dropped sharply this morning. what's the bigger picture ? getting the latest for picture? getting the latest for the economics and business edhon the economics and business editor, liam halligan and what could be thousands of job in london. we're heading to scotland for the latest in snp leadership race . just one week leadership race. just one week to go but how the wheels off the party's a attempts to gain power in scotland and ever don't forget to get in touch with your views this the international day happiness. yes what keeps you happy gbviews@gbnews.uk. before that latest , news headlines with that latest, news headlines with thomson . mark. thank you. good thomson. mark. thank you. good afternoon from the gb newsroom. it's 1:02. downing street says it hopes president uses his trip to m

the keppler academy high in the hills over kigali . high in the hills over kigali.er example says the home secretary. of the many education services rwanda can provide, asylum seekers , there's asylum seekers, there's well—established , well—respected well—established, well—respected local university has already committed to ensuring up to 25% of the students enrolled here will be refugees . but like the will be refugees. but like the many housing complexes around this capital city, they have absolutely no idea just how many people will eventually be asked to accommodate for. in truth , to accommodate for. in truth, the home secretary doesn't even know how many asylum seekers may eventually have to be sent here. it could be many thousands. but home office officials are quietly hoping that, just like the australian initiative against the small boats, once they finally start relocating asylum seekers, the people smugglers business model will be broken . it's a smugglers business model will be broken. it's a big gamble and this country is a vital component . mark white

these to didn't miss a beat on our, to a through kigali. we end at the convention center, which today is the city's most prominent landmark. and the perfect spot for a selfie county is not only a city of children 10, and that is so much might be coming up for yourself. like governors. i'm with oh, i know one person has the pallet to transfer, not only they live, but all around the long end, which is literally heading trash into tracy creating future by using this god the plastic and giving it's a new life. the message in my article here is simple. if i can take blood in front for me into odd anything as possible or in raised in roop, wasn't in a towel. mom. he's an artist who takes back links to be met. he pays using plastic rounds is rubbish, piled the whole thing, these soft plastic from various brands that have created plastic way. it's use way of giving back by taking the plastic from the he's able to take it out of the system. as an artist of all is believe that i have a responsibility that whatever message that one put the cost to dat

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suella braverman in the rwandan capital kigali. housing site there which will provide long term accommodation for refugees. she maintains the government's deportation policy, which has been criticised it, will act as a powerful deterrent for those considering dangerous journeys and small boats. the home secretary has also visited training and centre where she addressed some the graduates. we are absolutely delighted and excited about our partnership with rwanda to be creating a vibrant community here, to be a positive , secure, beautiful positive, secure, beautiful haven and home for many thousands of people. and i'm really about the contribution that these talented graduates will be making to the of rwanda and the security of many, many people . well, donald trump says people. well, donald trump says he expects to be on tuesday and writing on his truth social . he writing on his truth social. he called on his supporters to protest and to take nation back. the manhattan district attorney's office is likely to bnng attorney's office

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speaking in kigali. suella braverman says timing depends on pending legal and has indicated the uk could move away from the european convention of human rights if it hinders the plan. the agreement with rwanda has been expanded to include all illegal migrants, not just asylum seekers is being made rapidly and i'm really confident on the back of the progress that i've seen here, kigali, that we will be able operationalise this world leading agreement very, very soon. the big point here is that will be a package of quality humanitarian support for people who will be relocated to rwanda. that with our robust new laws will be able will enable us to break the business model of the people , gangs. the deal to break the business model of the people , gangs . the deal with the people, gangs. the deal with rwanda's cost £140 million so far. shadow levelling up secretary says it could have been better spent. we think you should take money, put it into the national crime agency, create a cross border. so that disru

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to kigali.he sunday times. john lewis , the sunday times. john lewis, eyes up. biggest shake up in 150 years. this is about it. perhaps ditching its shareholder model and looking for an inward investment because it's fallen on hard times. investment because it's fallen on hard times . the observer on hard times. the observer johnson makes last ditch bid to discredit probe into partygate. we'll be discussing story in just a moment. the sunday mirror, britain should be proud of lineker says one of the ukrainians that he has accommodated in his house in the sunday express . first, rwanda sunday express. first, rwanda asylum flights this summer on brother man's trip to kigali . brother man's trip to kigali. the mail on sunday surjewala all said both migrants to rwanda by summer again sticking to that timetable , doubling down on that timetable, doubling down on that policy . and the sun on sunday policy. and the sun on sunday says bgt in crossbow stunt fury . the least perhaps said about the better

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speaking in kigali says them.g legal battles indicated the uk could leave european convention of human rights if it hinders the plan . the agreement with the plan. the agreement with rwanda has expanded to include all migrants and not just asylum seekers . former chancellor kwasi seekers. former chancellor kwasi kwarteng has accepted that. he and liz truss got their budget wrong. his announcement of £45 billion in unfair added tax cuts to stimulate growth instead triggered turmoil and damage the economy in a gb news interview, he says the current jeremy hunt has done a job of stabilising the economy economy . boris the economy economy. boris johnson will publish in his defence over allegation he misled parliament over party. he's expected to submit a dossier to the commons privileges tomorrow before being questioned by m.p.s. privileges tomorrow before being questioned by m.p.s . on and questioned by m.p.s. on and vladimir putin has made a surprise visit to the ukrainian city mariupol. according to russian media.

again, there is now at the residence of the could tarry ambassador in kigali. welcome web reports. 2 years ago, he was sentenced to 25 years on terrorism charges. he refused to participate in the court proceedings, rights groups and observers said the trial was a sham because of some i do not have household to the old. how the nature of that one done the government because it does not, it doesn't talk to criticism. and so it's a bit to shed the right to the, to the system or for one of the, the top cushion. that's why the system can i've been fighting for, for human rights in one of the democracy in wanda and he had been for to become victim excited nearly 20. earlier he was made famous by the hollywood film. hotels were wonder. he's credited with saving more than 1200 lives during the 1994 genocide. more than half a 1000000 tutsis and modern hutus were killed by who to militia during the civil war. the rwandan patriotic front, led by pul cammie, won the war and to power company later became president recessive. again, became his critic ones. a government accus

and then he was later presented in kigali wearing pajamas and handcuff in a cool room. now as family and his associates said that the trial was, was completely unfair. he refused to participate in it. he was given the sentence and not provoked outcry, particularly in the us as the bench in hollywood had made him famous some diplomatic pressure from the u. s. i have a president who could me of rwanda, as mentioned this a couple of times over the last month saying he thought that the situation would soon be resolved. and now we're hearing that recess. the beginner is expected to be released in the coming hours or days and handed over to the embassy of guitar in gali, rwanda's capital malcolm, as, as we understand it, his conviction is not being quashed, is that his prison sentence is being commuted. not the same thing. what the statements from the government and government sources indicate right groups and political opposition. rwanda, when documenting for decade, cases of government, critics being killed in rwanda or other countries all around the world of being detained

the government is katara that helped facilitate taking all the into their residence in kigali and then flying him after a couple days to do as a next step. what does it look like for the family? of course the, the family gets to choose what it wants to do with its own private civil litigation . but ultimately, the family. we as a u. s. government throw on the government, were able to synchronize the pieces in a way that got us where we all wanted to go, which was resolving this matter, removing it as the significant, bilateral, the retention was between 2 governments and of course reunited someone with his family that mr. so has copper become our pride of detain person partner in the world? the cutters are, is a critical partner, and we are obviously very pretty, very appreciative of the role they played in facilitating this in a sense of their involvement in this matter. and in our efforts to resolve it, go back away. we did for this case, what we do for matters like this, which is in addition to engaging, in this case, the ruins directly. we also do talk to shared partners, mutual pa

bound for kigali . we had off. bound for kigali.court at the end of last year and i'm judgement ruling that the partnership with rwanda is lawful, that rwanda is a safe country . the agreement a safe country. the agreement complies human rights laws with international obligations and that gives me a lot of confidence that we can progress positive to actually delivering what our deal clear that is that if you come to the uk illegally you will be detained and then swiftly relocated to rwanda . the swiftly relocated to rwanda. the home secretary was also shown a skills academy attending a graduation ceremony for local students. this training centre, part of the riverside housing estate complex , will also be estate complex, will also be open to asylum seekers. the government here says it is prepared to accept thousands of asylum seekers over the course of the partnership . a rwandan of the partnership. a rwandan government spokesman told me that africans should not have to make that long and perilous journey to europe , that those jour

presidential order has commuted recess bagginger sentence, allowing for his release from prison in kigali. he said to be transferred to carter's capital, doha, and from there to the united states it to yemen, now wave a years long civil war there is had devastating consequences, especially for children uni services. 11000000 children in yemen are dependent on humanitarian aid and that 2200000 children are suffering from acute malnutrition. the war has killed hundreds of thousands of people since 2014. this is, ty is a city on the front lines in southwest yemen. it's a dangerous place, especially for the youngest. this mother said 3 of her children was shot dead while out playing. the eldest was just 12 as the ban laclare. these were children, not soldiers. according to unicef, more than 11000 children have been killed or severely injured in the civil war in yemen. millions of suffering from malnutrition, so serious that they risk dying if they aren't treated in the camps for internally displaced people. the situation has been desperate for years and she knows when children suffer from mol

there was a flight that was supposed to take off for kigali, rwanda, last june.ngle person was sent and the government has spent £140 million on this. so current time secretary suella braverman in rwanda this weekend basically making clear it is all systems go . the hotel beds are systems go. the hotel beds are ready. there are house is being built. they're showing that the accommodation is of a good standards. now the legislation was blocked last year by the european courts. then the government , one in the european courts. then the government, one in the high court is now gone to the court of appeal. if government wins that , then there will that, then there will potentially be clear to send people this summer. and of course , rishi sunak has said course, rishi sunak has said it's one of his five priorities to stop the boats as numbers have gone and up and up over a thousand and have already crossed this year. it's really very urgent. the government wants to show action and show action on this. does the labour party have a point when says that £140 million woul

presidential order has commuted recess of bugging his sentence, allowing for his release from prison in kigali. he said to be transferred to coulters capital doha, and from there to the united states it. let's cross now to phoenix, marina, in thy robi, he has more on this story for us. felix. what's behind dro, rosa baggy nasa release from prison was their pressure put on wanda officials. well, according to the rondon government, there was no pressure put on them. but all indicators sure that there was actually pressure from all angles last year when the u. s. secretary of state and tele blink and visited rhonda, he mentioned the case and there was g ties with him. they run on government. and since then, there's been action behind the scenes meetings and everything. and people have been watching towards the release of addresses about gina and the allies that they were imprisoned. we've. there's also the influence of an immediate katara who and t last, weakly had a meeting with paul co damage. and that is when, according to me, did reports that deal to freak who say about gina was actually reac

kigali, his brother had in.time been planning to come to the home and security get it the uk home and security get it to mount why? he sent us this report from kigali too. critics rwanda has deeply flawed political with a lamentable on human rights . two others include human rights. two others include the british government. this an intrinsically safe and prosperous country . the truth as prosperous country. the truth as always , is more complex and not always, is more complex and not well served by simple . and well served by simple. and whether this coffee shop on the outskirts of the capital kigali was opened four years ago by a husband and from yemen who fled the fighting there as refugees and eventually settled in rwanda . they've gone on to create a thriving business. or when we just landed in rwanda in the first few days, we decided we will not leave this country . will not leave this country. we've been in malaysia . she was we've been in malaysia. she was not like this keen or organised or save when we

he has canceled mat in the rwandan capital kigali. i had to be upcoming a congress to scrap the original idea of 16 groups of 3 teams and to move to 12 groups of 4. it says the change is mitigate the risk of collusion between teams to qualify from the group stage. congress takes place on thursday with free for president jana at jani infant tina, up for reelection as an unopposed candidate. finally, japan is getting another early start. one of its most cherished rites of spring. cherry tree is blossoming in the capital tokyo, 10 days earlier than usual this year. tying record sat in 20222021. but unlike those pandemic years, people vitiate can gather freely for traditional picnics. beneath the blossoming cherry trees. his reminder of our top story at this hour a u. s. surveillance stroke like this one from file video has been struck by a russian war plane. as it was flying over the black sea. unmanned vehicles propeller was damaged, falls in the u. s. to bring it down in international waters, the kremlin says the drug was in russian co

presidential order has commuted recess bagginger sentence, allowing for his release from prison in kigali. he said to be transferred to carter's capital, doha, and from there to the united states, it an artist sports news. now, the german men's national football team returned to the pitch for the 1st time since it's dismal showing at the world cup. coach fancy flick has rung the changes, selecting not only a handful of new faces, but a new captain as well. and he's desperate to turn around his team's fortunes. the fresh face of germany's new era. your shoe acumen may only have the job because manuel noah hart himself skiing. but the new captain seems symbolic of hands. he flicks revamped squad. the bert mr. nick, good. we had a really good we can training with disney war a very good level and the on the newcomers also contributed to that. that's why we really went for it as you would expect, telling them some good garcia games. and this is for said chemically was part of germany's debacle and katara the 2nd world cup and succession at which the 14 champions failed to qualify from their gr

he was re elected unopposed that faith is congress in brit wanda's capital kigali. several european countries including germany had said they wouldn't support his candidacy after criticizing face to face his approach to human rights under infant tina. but with no challenges stepping forward, infant tina will now keep footballs top jobs until at least 2027. the 1st women's, a 4 we get his reminder of the top stories were following for you. the u. s. has released video of tuesdays black c drone incident. the pentagon says this for he chose a russian fighter jet, come very close to the unmanned drive. that light crashed. kremlin has denied involved in french president amendment call has his special constitutional power to push through a controversial pension reform. popular made the spot widespread protests in braces wakes, the bill will rise the retirement age from 62 to 64. and that's all for now. coming up next, we have a documentary film on mozambique landed treasures and terminals that's coming up after a short break break. gulf will be here at the top of the hour with another bullet. and d

speaking in kigali , she summer. speaking in kigali, she says the timing depends .nds. pending legal battles and has indicated the uk could leave the european court of human rights if it hinders the plan . the agreement hinders the plan. the agreement with rwanda has been to include all illegal migron . it's not all illegal migron. it's not just asylum seekers . progress is just asylum seekers. progress is being made rapid , early, and i'm being made rapid, early, and i'm really confident on the back of the progress that i've seen here in kigali that we will able to operationalise this world leading agreement very very soon. the big here is that there will be a package of high quality humanitarian support for people who will be relocated to rwanda . that combined with our rwanda. that combined with our robust new laws, will be able will enable to us the business model of the people smuggling gangs. model of the people smuggling gangs . the deal with rwanda's gangs. the deal with rwanda's cost, £140 million and the shadow levelling up secretary nandy says it could ha

presidential order has commuted recess bagginger sentence, allowing for his release from prison in kigali. he said to be transferred to carter's capital, doha, and from there to the united states with in france. more than a 1000000 people have joined, nationwide protest against president manuel mac homes pension reform plants. cities nationwide have been clearing up in the aftermath of sometimes violent demonstrations. a state visit by britain's kings charles has been postponed on the streets of paris, residents are left to clean up the charred remains of the uncollected rubbish which has burned over night. president macklin insists his changes are necessary to keep the pension system afloat, decrying the violent incidents, richard mad otherwise peaceful demonstrations. he critic say he is out of touch. it's an accusation that gained attraction during a television interview in which he took off a luxury watch. apparently worth to now 1000 euros under the table. officials say the watchers making a noise, but social media seized on the incident. your manager, by example, a hours earlier, a

presidential order has commuted recess bagginger sentence, allowing for his release from prison in kigali. he said to be transferred to carter's capital, doha, and from there to the united states in, from on this, let's cross over to fedex america in nairobi, telephone next. what more can you tell us about the release? was it conditional high release for recess up again. i was actually conditional because what has happened is his sentence has been commuted, meaning that at any given time, should he engage in any activities that the rondon government feels lake and they are the same activities that lead to him being imprisoned activities which include a sponsoring opposition or engaging in people who directly oppose the government, then he would likely be taken back to prison. and one of the things that was very clear is a letter that was a sub by denied roadway. while in consideration he said that he needed freedom so that he could go back to his family. and secondly, he would ask thea off or thick layer of politics that will be happening in rhonda. so yes, it is conditional. ok? well, as

is congress in rwanda's capital kigali. several european countries, including germany, had declared that they weren't supporting his candidacy of the criticizing thief as approach on human rights under infant center. that was no challenge of stepping forward the swift loyal accent to keep footballs top job until at least 20 to 27 sports. as it's more or less, i have press harrington from d. w. sports. joining me here in the studio, chris and infancy now has been described as a divisive stake, a he's been described to someone who makes questionable decisions, and yet it was so quick and easy to relax him with others, even referred to him as a proper bought villain if you look at him aesthetically, but you know, in terms of his re election, member, federations were either afraid or they simply wanted to get paid. you know, because one thing, when you consider no opposition at all, if you compare fee for, to a country, it would raise a lot of questions, you know, and the path was quite easy because on one side there's a surplus of money waiting to be split up among the $211.00 member federa

mark white gb news in the rwanda and capital kigali . the rwanda and capital kigali.ing up, more reaction course to that metro police report . suella braverman police report. suella braverman being accused by labour of delivering a dangerously complacent . we're expecting to complacent. we're expecting to hear keir starmer shortly. have that for you live. but first let's go to update the headlines with thames . mark thanks very with thames. mark thanks very much. here are the headlines at 234. let's just start with some breaking news and counter—terrorism police are involved in an investigation into an attack outside a mosque , birmingham yesterday . west , birmingham yesterday. west midlands police say the man suffered to burns face after his jacket was set alight as he walked home. one person has been arrested on attempted murder and officers studying cctv video and footage on social media that just in boris johnson has accepted . he misled parliament accepted. he misled parliament over partygate maintains it wasn't intentional reckless submitting his 52 page defenc

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presidential order has commuted recess bagging his sentence, allowing for his release from prison in kigali. he said to be transferred to coulters capital doha and from there to the united states with dw correspondent phoenix. marina anna roby has more on the circumstances that led to rosa abigail us release. well according to the rondon government, there was no pressure put on them, but all indicators sure that there was actually pressure from all angles. last year when the u. s. secretary of state antony blinking, visited rhonda, he mentioned the case and there was g. ties with the in their run on government and since then there's been action behind the scenes meetings and everything. and people have been watching towards the release of addresses about gina and the allies that they were imprisoned. we've. there was also the influence of them a mirror katara, who until last weekly had a meeting with political damage. and that is when, according to media reports, the deal to free to say, again that was actually i reached and yes, that the presidential by then well come. the news of these re

presidential order has commuted recess bagginger sentence, allowing for his release from prison in kigali. he said to be transferred to carter's capital, doha, and from there to the united states with let's get a round up of some other world news headlines now. u. s. president joe biden and the canadian prime minister just intruders have announced a more bilateral cooperation against authoritarian regimes. biden is in canada on a state visit both laid as of also agreed on a deal to stand back asylum seekers who do not enter via official border crossings . you win has accused both russia and ukrainian forces of carrying out summary executions of prisoners of war. a report by un human rights monitors, documented thousands of killings as well as the use of torture and human shields. documented abuses by russian forces at numbered by the out numbers, though his by ukraine seeks to want well, muslims around the world have begun observing the 1st friday. pres off the holy month of ramadan, worshipping jerusalem have gathered at the isle. ok. the most one is, is lambs. holly is science. there am

presidential order has commuted to assist by geena sentence, allowing for his release from prison in kigali. he said to be transferred to cutters, capital doha. and from there to the united states with you as president joe biden and canadian prime minister just introduced. i have a great on a deal to send back asylum seekers who do not enter the countries via official border crossings. the plan will cause a loophole in an immigration act that had allowed thousands of asylum seekers to intake canada via remote roads. critic say the deal will in danger, the safety of migrates and stop them from getting help from either government. biden is in canada on the site visit as well as the deal on migration with 2 ladies . vol. so announced more bilateral cooperation against authoritarian regimes. that meeting took place just dies after the presidents of china and russia maintain moscow. biden said america alliances had challenged the partnership between russia and china. we have um, you know, significantly extended our alliances. i haven't seen that happen with china and or russian or anybody else i

who says about gina is now at the residence of the co tare ambassador in kigali. president joe biden has warned iran the us will act forcefully to protect americans . is our, to the u. s. military carried out air strikes against iran linked targets in syria, retaliation for an attack that killed an american contractor and injured 5 soldiers . and fisher has more for washington. dc. situation in syria is escalating in the last few hours of have reports of more strikes towards the american bases in a, syria. i certainly that there was the incident on thursday night were an american base was attacked. one contractor and a number of soldiers were injured in response to that, the united states launched a suze of missile strikes towards a militia thought to be linked to the iranians in response. and joe biden, when he was in canada and the last couple of hours at a news conference, he talked about the situation and give a warning to iran. i'm also grateful for the professionalism or service members who were so ably carried out this response. and to make no mistake, united states does not,

she's been touring a new housing development in the country's kigali that will become longer term accommodation refugees. she's warned government could still leave the european court of human rights if it cannot forward with the plan to tackle small boats crisis. now, due to legal challenges since the partnership was announced in april last yean was announced in april last year, no asylum flights have left the uk for . year, no asylum flights have left the uk for. but year, no asylum flights have left the uk for . but the year, no asylum flights have left the uk for. but the home secretary says rapid progress is being progress is being made rapidly and. i'm really confident on the back of the progress i've seen here in kigali that we will be able to operationalise this world leading agreement very , very leading agreement very, very soon. the big point is that there will be a package of high quality humanitarian support for people will be relocated to rwanda that combined with our robust new laws, will be able will enable us to break business model of the people , gangs. model of the people, ga

mark white with the home in the rwandan carpeted hill kigali . and we will have hill kigali.it progresses on gb news tv and radio throughout the day and across the weekend. now today marks 20 years since parliament voted in favour of sending british troops to war in iraq . british troops to war in iraq. tony blair's government drafted a motion and i quote, to use all means necessary to ensure the disarmament of iraq's of mass destruct action. despite a quarter of labour mps voting against the war, it passed instead with support the conservative opposition . the conservative opposition. the invasion began just days after and lasted well in to the next decade, with consequences that are still very raw for the international community and indeed many members of the labour party. and you may argue more significant only for veterans who served in that conflict. well our reporter will hollis has more and reflects upon those extracted and rare events. saddam hussein and his sons must leave iraq within 48 hours. their refusal to do so will result in military conflict commenced at a ti

we've been to st george's park and kigali.'s big race on the penultimate day of the cheltenham festival. lizzie greenwood hughes has been soaking it all in today. lizzie. luckily not getting soaked because there has been a lot of rain, welcome to cheltenham, this is the home ofjump racing, you think about wimbledon and laws, this is the home ofjump racing, the most prestigious in the sport, the gold cup and the most prestigious race. it happens tomorrow, then we will know who the 2023 gold cup winner is popular now it is all about this noise, all about a big sale going on of horses. don't know if you can hear, an auctioneer going on, they be spending millions of pounds here tonight at the sale. could be a future winner behind us. today, the feature race, the stayers' hurdle, just as it sounds, a hurdle race, horses can go a long distance. all eyes were on flooring porter, going for a hat—trick of wins but it wasn't to be, sired the burly was the victor of this year's stayers' hurdle, his trainer is gordon elliott who has had l

suella braverman is in the rwandan capital, kigali, where she's been given a tour of a housing site whichwill provide long term accommodation for refugees. she the government's deportation policy, which has faced some criticism them, will act as a powerful for those considering dangerous journeys in small boats. the home secretary also visited a and education centre where she addressed some of the graduates . we are absolutely delighted and excited about our partnership with rwanda to be creating a vibrant community here, to be a positive , secure, here, to be a positive, secure, beautiful haven home for many of people. and i'm really about the contribution that these talented graduates will be making to the prosperity of rwanda and the security . many, many people . security. many, many people. meanwhile, thousands of people across the country have taken to the streets to protest against racism. the demonstration been partly organised in response , partly organised in response, the government's illegal migration bill. marches have been held london, glasgow and cardiff this afternoon. dem

opposed to rondon president polka, gummy, or says a beginner, worked as the manager of a hotel in kigali during the 1994 genocide is dory was told in the hollywood film hotel. rwanda, well gomez spokeswoman yolande mccullough explained the terms of his release to al jazeera. what is important to note it that there is consensus that serious crimes were committed and that rhonda was justified in pursuing, arresting, and convicting. pulled this up again and he's called accused and they are being moved. they have received clemency now in accordance with our laws, based on their requests and their sentences have been commuted. this does not mean that the underlying convictions are extinguished by a stocks of promises in europe led by deutsche bank shares. the german giant close down 8 and a half percent and they'd go ongoing fears of a crisis in the banking sector. german chancellor shoals has tried to reassure europeans at the bank is profitable. meanwhile, dutch prime minister mot, which are in the french presence, my new micron insist europe is not facing another financial crisis. violent

mark white, gb news in the rwandan capital kigali . so up rwandan capital kigali. england's next interest rate decision is on a knife after credit suisse became biggest lender to be hit by the turmoil hitting global banks. this is to point on it's 25 your wits to the point when gb news with andrew pierce and bev turner. now the bank of england's next interest rate seems to be poised on a knife edge after credit suisse was the latest bank to succumb the banking turmoil. charlie bean is a professor economics at the a professor of economics at the london of economics. sir, london school of economics. sir, charlie, morning to you . when we charlie, morning to you. when we read about credit suisse. oh, well, that's in switzerland , of well, that's in switzerland, of course, apart from the fact they the banking puts a lot of people in london square mile the turmoil on the markets could affect whether the bank of england puts interest up this week or not . not good morning. week or not. not good morning. it certainly throw in another fact into the mix as say the turmoil a

we've got lots capital, kigali.e've got lots more to come on the program, including a look back at the war including a look back at the war in iraq as the uk marks the 20th anniversary. since that decision to go and join the conflict. that's after this . 622 oh, there you go. you moving all over the shop? stay still , all over the shop? stay still, willie. it's 632. you watching and listening to breakfast with stephen and ali. still to come for you this morning. we'll be talking about brits waning life expectancy after research found the uk was slipping down the global rungs, performing worse over the past seven decades and almost all g7 countries that some seven, ten and 845 were marking the eighth anniversary of the great british spring clean . you lot . frankly, i do clean. you lot. frankly, i do like a sprinkling, but i don't know what i would have imagined. sprinkling it's have been going on for a lot more than eight years. that's true. i've been doing them for than eight doing them for more than eight years. s

$23.00 is widely understood to be backed by neighboring rwanda acclaim denied by the government in kigali. click monte who was catch up on a website address that is under 0 dot com. ah, monday as main stories here under 0, manhattan grand jury has brought charges against the former us president donald trump, for alleged hush money payments made to an adult film actress during his 2016 presidential campaign. trump has just called indictment, political persecution, and election interference. is the 1st of a criminal case against a former us president and may affect his next election bid. comes louis say they will vigorously fight the case. the white house says o u. s. citizens travelling or residing in russia should leave immediately after moscow court room to detain. wall street journal reporter, evan gash coverage on espionage charges. gush cabbage who is a us citizen, had pleaded not guilty. the white house, as the charges against him are ridiculous. we don't have any specific indication that journalists were, would be targeted as we know this is incredibly sadly common for russia to det

. 3 years ago, he was deceived into boarding a plane into by and later appeared in rhonda capital kigali in handcuffs. right. scrape say he was kidnapped. rwanda's government says his sentence has been commuted after our presidential order barbara and gave her alger sarah. my colleague steve clemens host of al jazeera as the bottom line has interviewed for wanda and president polk, gummy twice in recent months. he shared this story with us a remarkable change, the turn of events in december i interviewed president, could guy make you said he would not be bullied into making a decision and that it would take an invasion to get paul recess of again out of prison in march in doha, his i asked him, i said, hows that position going. and he said, you know, sometimes you have to forgive the unforgivable and i got goosebumps on the back of my neck. i said, wow, they're going to release paul recess to begin. and then i said to him on stage it in the interview, if may, if you make that decision, will you give me a call? and they did. and so i think that the united states, with a lot of assistance

secretary swell. braverman has visited wanda working to expand a controversial deportation agreement with kigali. under the $120000000.00 pound deal agreed to last year. wonder would accept migrants who arrive in britain without permission. no deportations have yet taken place as rights campaigns challenge the legality of the policy in court. more than 45000 people and in person last year by crossing the channel. the big point here is that there will be a package of high quality humanitarian support for people who will be relocated to one that combined without robust new laws will be able, will enable us to break the business model of the people smuggling gardens for the u. s president donald trump says he expects to be arrested on tuesday. he made the remarks on his truth social media sites. he cited what he called a legal leaks in the manhattan district attorney's office called on his supporters to protest. my county has moved from washington. d. c, trump is referring to a case that has been ongoing in new york. there has been a grand jury hearing into hush money paid to, to a woman one, a for

years ago, he was deceived into boarding a plane in to buy and later appeared in wanda's capital kigali in handcuffs. write scripts say he was kidnapped. rwanda's government says his sentence has been commuted after a presidential order. barbara and copa, alto, sarah, us, president joe biden, welcome this news saying quote, false family is eager to welcome him back to the united states and i share their joy. today's good news. you also think that there were wanting governments for making the reunion possible as well as guitar and u. s. government officials for their work on this. and my colleague steve clemens host developed here is the bottom line has interviewed rwandan, president polk gum a twice in recent months. and he shared what he learned during those interviews. a remarkable change. the turn of events in december i interviewed president could guy, may you said he would not be bullied into making a decision and that it would it take an invasion to get paul recess of again out of prison in march in doha. he's i asked him, i said, how's that position going? and he said, you know,

as he says, congress in rwanda's capital kigali with no challenger stepping forward, infants he know, will remain in football's top job until at least 2027. i'm now calling on the congress to give her our near universe for support a fee for congress in rwanda. all those who told me don't know, there are so many and also hate me. i know that al fuel i love you all of course, to day, especially 8th grade, germany's football federation. the dear b was just one of a handful of countries that didn't show their love, refusing to support and fancy know, the f, b bar spend no and off, criticized in fancy no, for lack of transparency and decision making. fee for stance on human rights also came under the spotlight at last. he is guitar world cup, but for others in fancy no can do no wrong. he wants more tournaments and more football, which means more money for every $1.00 new re court revenues for the next full year cycle of $11000000000.00 u. s. dollars. and actually the new global cavities even are included in that. so i think this figure will increase still by at least a couple of billions.

suella braverman is in the rwandan capital, kigali, where she's been given a tour of a housing site whichwill provide long term accommodation for refugees. she the government's deportation policy, which has faced some criticism them, will act as a powerful for those considering dangerous journeys in small boats. the home secretary also visited a and education centre where she addressed some of the graduates . we are absolutely delighted and excited about our partnership with rwanda to be creating a vibrant community here, to be a positive , secure, here, to be a positive, secure, beautiful haven home for many of people. and i'm really about the contribution that these talented graduates will be making to the prosperity of rwanda and the security . many, many people . security. many, many people. meanwhile, thousands of people across the country have taken to the streets to protest against racism. the demonstration been partly organised in response , partly organised in response, the government's illegal migration bill. marches have been held london, glasgow and cardiff this afternoon. dem