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but i think also the argument that mr lambie will —— his slogan for the foreign policy at the momentone part of that is improving britain's relations with developing countries outside of europe and north america. at the moment the phraseology of the moment the phraseology of the global south. the point is that whenever you talk to countries in the global south, if you have nothing to say about climate change it is very hard to get onto a discussion about why you support getting close to china. why are you not supporting the west against ukraine in the west? i think what he will say is make the argument about say look if you make the argument for climate change and what can the... show more information, share more technology. it gives you an entree to be able to have foreign policy discussions on other topics. we foreign policy discussions on other topics.— foreign policy discussions on other topics. we are looking at a very lovely — other topics. we are looking at a very lovely shot _ other topics. we are looking at a very lovely shot from - other topics. we are looking at a very lov

that was foreign secretary david lambie in the picturesque setting of kew gardens in west london layingo put climate and nature at the heart of british foreign policy. we talked about how he believes that climate is embedded in all areas of foreign policy, affecting security, food security and migration. let's listen to the questions. what levers can you pull bearing in mind that since the paris agreement was signed, $3 trillion have flowed from private banks into fossil fuels, more than 300 billion into unsustainable agriculture projects around the world. you are right to raise the issue. we have a 22 billion black hole. , , ., ., hole. this is a tough fiscal environment _ hole. this is a tough fiscal environment and - hole. this is a tough fiscal environment and in - hole. this is a tough fiscal environment and in this i hole. this is a tough fiscal - environment and in this country you can see it with the sale of our public services particularly in the health service. we set out five important missions and it's clear that growth is a central mission and it's also clear that on climat

this is anthony benton, he is in warsaw without his uk counterpart, mr lambie. us through, of course poland very much supported the ukraine, what is the messaging we will hear from him today? i think what he is going to hear from his polish counterpart and from his polish counterpart and from those he has made a care in poland is very much their message he has been getting an kyiv, which is a support for the discussion of the idea of ukraine being able to use long—range missiles to strike targets and launch sites within russia itself. of course, that was the focus of this quick visit to kyiv that antony blinken and david lambie, his uk counterpart did yesterday. there is a sense that the tide is failing to turn, but it has been turning slowly. ireland is one of the voices that has been pushing for you going to be able to use long—range missiles inside russia —— poland. saying it is a matter of self defence, to do of escalation ukraine were allowed to use bison missiles deeper within russia. i think that is the message that poland will be sending to the us secret

president zelensky has expressed frustration about the situation, earlier this week, when david lambied there were further discussions around these issues in a couple of weeks time, there is the un general assembly meeting in the new york but i should also say that we won expecting an announcement on a decision on the missiles, properly the first, we will hear a decision is made to agree to that is when strikes are actually made but there is a sense that there is a momentum and the change perhaps is on the horizon, earlier this week, david lambie said in kyiv, that the debate was changing and that was due to a run upping its support for weapon for russia and is also is sense here in the us as well that pressure is growing domestically, there are some who feel that basically that it's time to move ahead with this and that — they are already proved that previously, when redlines have been crossed in terms of fighterjets and tanks being supplied that that hasn't resulted in a huge retaliation from russia and in the past week, we have seen letters written by opposition republicans calling

we will play you the clip of david lambie making that announcement in the commons here in the next little

david lambie has told the bbc the delivery of iranian missiles to russia has change the debate aboutponded in the last little while. taste speaking 24 matic responded in the last little while.— the last little while. we are seeinu the last little while. we are seeing russia _ the last little while. we are seeing russia amplify - the last little while. we are seeing russia amplify its i the last little while. we are i seeing russia amplify its work with its friends and we have seen this horrendous transfer of ballistic missiles from iran to russia over the last few days. we have sanctioned further the russian shadow fleet, today my colleague has announced more ammunition, more armoured vehicles, more support

david lambie has told the bbc the delivery of iranian missiles to russia has change the debate aboutow and when ukraine can use long—range missiles against targets in russia. he was speaking 2a matic responded in the last little while. we speaking 24 matic responded in the last little while.— the last little while. we are seeinu the last little while. we are seeing russia _ the last little while. we are seeing russia amplify - the last little while. we are seeing russia amplify its i the last little while. we are i seeing russia amplify its work with its friends and we have seen this horrendous transfer of ballistic missiles from iran to russia over the last few days. we have sanctioned further the russian shadow fleet, today my colleague has announced more ammunition, more armoured vehicles, more support to ukraine's military effort at this time. and we are here to listen. that is why i am here with antony blinken, a us secretary of state, uk foreign secretary. travelling together, we haven't seen that for well over a decade in our system. travelling here to listen to ukraine and sp

we will play you the clip of david lambie making that announcement in the commons here in the next little while but more pressure clearly on israel and the prime minister. we've seen comments in the last hour or so from joe biden saying benjamin netanyahu is not doing enough to secure that new hostage and ceasefire deal, now the foreign secretary in the uk making this announcement. and all the while today, we had a general strike with thousands of people on the streets adding yet more pressure on israel's prime minister. that announcement just made in the little while from david lammy. let's hear him speaking in the british house of commons. it is with re . ret house of commons. it is with regret that — house of commons. it is with regret that i _ house of commons. it is with regret that i informed - house of commons. it is with regret that i informed the - regret that i informed the house today the assessment i have received leaves me unable to conclude anything other than that for certain, uk exports to israel, there is the clear risk they might be used to commit or facilitate a serious

uk's top diplomat david lamby announced nearly $800 million worth of support for ukraine. isa khadimi explains more in this report. the british government has announced it's cutting fuel support allowances for elderly people an effort to try to balance the country's teetering economy. labour prime minister kier starmer says the moon. that could see pensioners lose up to th00 pounds a year in key financial aid is necessary due to the mismanagement of the previous government ignoring a 22 billion pound shortfall in the economy. for the british public, the government should be prioritizing their own citizens wellbeing, regardless of the economic and political context. pension of poverty is really, really bad in this country, independently what you think and what i thought when you hear like the human stories, like i don't care how bad the economy is, you need to look after the people. especially when we're not taxing you know offshore crown estates a little bit unfair on them like especially if they like stop working and that don't got a job then buy themselves all the time a

three people were killed in al lambi crossing. a driver shot and killed these three people in the inspection area. we have a problem with security. the security of this area is the responsibility of shabak and there are many questions about how the weapons entered this area. the joint research of jordan and israel in this regard continues. this action. the current policy is getting us nowhere. institution the military of the zionist regime believes that the actions of security minister itamar bin guer and his entry into the al-aqsa mosque have disturbed the situation in palestine and the region, and what happened at the nanbi crossing is the result of such actions. until the last two years , we were importing textbook paper. our production has increased 10 times from 2019 to today. in the field of writing, we used to produce 4500 tons a day in the same collection . at the end of 2019, when we reached 400, now we are producing 45 thousand tons. currently only one paper mill per month. it was decided that until the end of this year,

the british forest sector foreign secretary david lambie says conversations taking place as to whetherhey say it would make it the wall much more difficult for the kremlin to prosecute but the allies appeared split on the issue. president putin has warned such a change would amount to direct nato involvement in the war against moscow stop mick ryan spann to five years in the australian army including operation deployments in timor, afghanistan and iraq as well as serving in the pentagon. he told me whether allowing ukraine to fire long—range missiles into russia would drag the western nato greatly into the western nato greatly into the war. nato has been supporting ukraine for 32 months of this war so far, and ever since russia invaded ukraine in 2014. nato is, you know, already there. russia has accepted that. and at the end of the day, this is not an escalation to allow ukraine to use western missiles appropriately. it's playing catch up. and is ukraine taking the fight into russian territory? a good strategy? absolutely. i mean, the laws of war allow, um, a country to attack someone

backing ukraine, who traveled to dates and ukraine alongside the british. foreign secretary david lamby mode of transportation was a train from ho with the plan to meet with ukrainian president told him is zalinski to discuss, keeps more goals. lincoln has called this a critical moment to support ukraine. it's fight against russia's invasion. ukraine is facing russian battlefield advances and increasingly heavy bombardment and is hoping is allies will lift restrictions on how far inside version it can strike using western weapons or, or do you ever use correspond to rebecca readers and she's in keep an eye asked her if ukraine will get that permission to strike deeper into russia territory with western weapons. yeah, that is indeed the question brand. it's impossible to say with any kind of certainty at this stage, but it's certainly going to be talking the agenda when these 3 man meets today, here in care of to discuss this very issue. it's something that a lot of mr. lindsey has been pushing for 4 weeks now, asking the us and it's western allies to give the green light for it to be ab

he travelled to ukraine alongside the british foreign secretary, david lamby on a train from poland. now they plan to meet with you. craning president william is a wednesday to discuss keys for a week and has called this a critical moment to support ukraine and it's flight against russia's invasion. ukraine is facing russian battlefield advances and increasingly heavy bombardment and is hoping if allies will lift restrictions on how far inside russia it can strike using western weapons are known across now to key where the w for responded rebecca reader, she is standing by going to see you, rebecca, will ukraine gain permission to strike deep into russian territory? that's the question. a good that easy, the question brand. it's impossible to say with any kind of certainty at this stage, but it's certainly going to be talking the agenda when these 3 men meet today, here in care to discuss this very issue. it's something that modem is the lens he has been pushing for 4 weeks now, asking the us and it's western allies to give the green light for it to be able to use these us supplied a

david lambie has said today's sanctions have impaired its ability to trade oil in the shadow fleet.ry will be meeting with vladimir zelinsky. secretary will be meeting with vladimirzelinsky. much secretary will be meeting with vladimir zelinsky. much more coming up at the top of the hour. but here is the weather. hello. a day of sunshine and blustery heavy showers across the uk today. a cool feel as well, notjust being felt here, but across much of northern and western europe. blue colours showing temperatures well below average at the moment, a7 celsius for some. that continues to the rest of the working week, but milder air does make a comeback. things return to normal this weekend. that's a few days away though. out there today, as i said, it's a cool northwesterly wind feeding those showers more widely across the country into the afternoon. one or two spots may just about avoid them. some parts of southeast scotland, northeast england, some southern counties as well. very few if any showers for some of you, but i think you'd best cater for at least a downpour or two coming your

let me congratulate mr lambie i willing to grant it?cy between saying as a government, we should give ukraine everything they need to finish the job to win this war, and then to procrastinate and dither and delay over a particular type of weaponry which president zelensky says is essential to their ability to do that. so to me, if we are in this, we are in this. if we genuinely believe we should be upholding and defending freedom and democracy, as i believe we absolutely should, when a southern european democratic country is illegally invaded, we should give president zelensky what he wants. john, how do our leaders stop the war going on in ukraine forever? it is clear they are in a bind. there is clear they are in a bind. there is a reluctance to do anything like but western troops on the ground. there is also a reluctance to provide weapons. how do they bring it to an end? the provide weapons. how do they bring it to an end?— it to an end? the first thing they do is they should _ it to an end? the first thing they do is they should no

foreign minister david lamby.mind and the freedom to use them against russia. >> to defend our people, brave steps are necessary. it's important to lift all restrictions on american and british weapons against lawful targets on russian territory. >> meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy, blinken says the topic was discussed and the details would be brought back to washington. while president biden has said there is movement on the issue. along with a promise of $717 million in new u.s. aid, there was strong support. >> we want ukraine to win. and we're fully committed to keep marshaling the support that it needs for its brave defenders and citizens to do just that. >> we are determined to see ukraine win in their efforts over the coming months. and over this period. >> and then there is the race for the white house and the different distances on ukraine. vice president harris and former president trump. at another meeting, zelenskyy said victory over russia depends mostly on the support of the united states.

we asked the politicians at the studio this morning, the foreign secretary david lambie expressed sadness the timing is interesting because keir starmer is going to italy tomorrow to talk to george —— georgia meloni has taken a hard approach to immigration and the government seem open to following some of her example. yes, the prime minister had a long _ yes, the prime minister had a long conversation with georgia meloni — long conversation with georgia meloni at the summit he hosted, he inherited it from rishi sunak_ he inherited it from rishi sunak and he hosted the meeting at blenheim palace and had a long — at blenheim palace and had a long chat with georgia meloni and he's _ long chat with georgia meloni and he's very interested in her ideas. — and he's very interested in her ideas, which have led to a reduction in what is now called irregular— reduction in what is now called irregular migration across the mediterranean to italy, that's based — mediterranean to italy, that's based on _ mediterranean to italy, that's based on two big things, going upstream and going downstream. upstre

in two months david lambie has made two trips to israel, urging a ceasefire. —— mike david lammy.id the arm suspension would only embolden hamas. he said israel would fight and win its war. the show is a very narrow and tricky political party got minutes trying to tread. the previous conservative government also had advice about arms export. this government did not see that. the previous comment continued those exports. the new advice that has been commissioned labour has acted upon, but it is only x —— suspended about 10% of the arms licences. while david lammy said there was in that advice a clear risk that the weapons might be used in serious violations of international humanitarian law, critics on the left, as you heard of there, saying, why aren't all weapons then being suspended? so, pressure on labour from that side. equally, as the gum and want to say it still stands by israel and is still backing israel and its right to defence, you get criticism from the right and from israel itself, saying this weakens that alliance, and the uk as a democracy should be standing with isr

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