the u . k has already invested over 200000000 euros in the plan. hotels and rolanda had been converted to lodgings for migrants. still sitting empty, as, as the plan soon ran into legal challenges. the 1st flight scheduled to depart a military air base in june 2022 was a boarded u. k. supreme court ruled the scheme unconstitutional and seeing it could lead to human rights abuses that prompted the government to introduce a new bill. declaring that rolanda is a safe country, despite a history of mistreating migrants. the bill also orders you k courts to ignore the countries own human rights act, as well as international rules on refugees. the un human rights office wait in last month. the combined effects of this bill attempting to shield government action from found the legal scrutiny directed on the call to basic human rights principles . supplements called revokes our international human rights and the sign number related obligations following legislation. we urge the u. k. government to take

u. k. britain, this conservative government has made its plan to deport the asylum seekers to rwanda. the centerpiece of a policy intended to deter people from making the crossing. in april 2022, the home secretary struck a deal with the want. as for an minister to send people there, while their claims were being processed, a 6500 kilometer flight from britain to central africa. the u. k. has already invested over 200000000 euros in the plan. hotels and rolanda had been converted to lodgings for migrants. still sitting empty. as the plan soon ran into legal challenges, the 1st flight scheduled to depart a military air base in june 2022 was a boarded. u. k. supreme court ruled the scheme unconstitutional was saying it could lead to human rights abuses that prompted the government to introduce a new bill, declaring that rolanda is a safe country despite a history of mistreating migrants. the bill also order is u. k. cords to ignore the countries own human rights act, as well as international

i've left u k. i think major leads because of the wages and we just and also the unemployment of the country. and as i said earlier before, 2016. the doped as well. good you. it's united way immediately gets employed. but now that little frustrations that are coming up with the government because of the different those 2 dimensions that i've brought, you realize that you dental of this study delays tend to of, to fight overboard and strikes will promotions. you have to keep them for keep on following so many of the specific doctors actually leaving for you. okay. most of them do you okay. and to, to you is, but you can bring the, the dismissal for my daughter, 2 of them. and mostly it's not, they don't, you know, because mostly the ones are really specialized. i believe it comes. so to be honest, it's been the concern. i remember last tier told me it was time to come up with a policy that would prevent the trust from a good thing to leave the country. what do you ask the government that interests yo

what is going on in the u. k? well, i would say um, it's best frame does a about a struggle for democracy in the u. k already. and that's the best thing, which i think 8 should be find doctors a work has to. and that has been increasing the democratic action from work as it relates to the guy from various different sections. and we just happen to be one of them. and, and what exactly all the grounds of the dispute gives us a sense for those who are unfamiliar with the situation in the u. k. as well as it since the mid to thousands. we've had a freeze and all pay which as everyone knows to pay for ease of something and. ready word for pay costs because it means that you'll pay is not much to inflation . so the suggestion that we're actually offering for a pay wise is kind of a me misconstrued if the whole, the, the, the facts of the matter. but simply asking for a pay to be restored to what it was back in the mid to thousands. i'm to try and address the need some more doses. the u. k. government has introduced alte

u. k. the discovery guns just hours after britons parliament passed a controversial bill to send a silent segers to rwanda. but just 5 minutes to reach you soon. i consisting the 1st flights carrying migrants will leave within weeks. but legal challenges to the legislation they are expect desperate people making a desperate crossing migrants take rubber boats across the english channel. a 32 kilometer journey to seek asylum in the u. k. britain's conservative government has made its plan to deport the asylum seekers to rwanda. the centerpiece of a policy intended to deter people from making the crossing. in april 2022, the home secretary struck a deal with the wanda's foreign minister to send people there while their claims were being processed. a 6500 kilometer flight from britain to central africa, the u. k. has already invested over 200000000 euros in the plan. hotels and rolanda had been converted to lodgings for migrants. still sitting empty. as the plan soon ran into legal challenges

we urge the u. k. government to take all necessary steps to ensure full compliance with the case international legal obligations. other critics say the plan isn't just called lawful and humane, but waste for an expensive to one government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $63000.00 pounds more than keeping them in the u. k. but it's also unclear just how much of a deterrent effect the plan, whatever has despite all that, there has been calls within the european union to adopt a similar scheme, eager to cut down on migration other countries the. the plan as a possible model is a quick reminder of our top story for you. recovery efforts on going at the size of the mass graves in garza and a mass controlled civil defense team say they have recovered nearly 300 forties deprived was found in the knots and medical complex which was previously rated. why is there any we have time for coming up next on failed, on monday, could speak, and i'll be back at the top of the hour with more inter

so people across the u. k. facing flooring place and on a rock with the rising cost of living prices that plus prices and strikes in $1.00 industry after another proposal and transport work has fidel cuz annoyed so i want to know what break if you think about how far it is that you should be able to go to in terms of guessing your points across, and i think it's distance for different movements. so for the train start side is that right? and but so, so in order for them to gain the right to mass salary and the device that they did serve as well, cuz then it's necessary for them to disrupt the tray line. i think paula said action is quite different though to was extinction, volumes and tactics. mainly because expansion volume is more focused on disrupting at the public as a whole, as a way of posting pressure on the government in order to enact that they, they radical change. it needs on the climate, whereas for us we are more focused on directly disrupting the companies we talk with using weapons. so that was

the lawyer say the u. k . must urgency impose sanctions on senior members of the israeli government who made statements in sizing genocide? states adding to this revelation by a conservative m. p. sharing a parliamentary foreign, a fast committee that the government's own, lawyers issued advice, but israel had breached international law. the foreign secretary david cameron avoided on soaring. so you've never had a piece of paper in front of you by a, for an office lawyer that says is rose and breach of its international humanitarian commitments on jessica entangle. i like the reason for the officers with an account were cool. every single paper has been put in front of me. and so i don't want to answer that question. one of the signatories of the letter says they're all serious legal issues at stake. the rules of war require as the civilians are protected as far as possible. but the, the death of a apparently over $30000.00 civilians in gunners is a pretty strong indication that israel has gone far beyond what

so the u. k. government urging it to suspend dom sales to israel, the lesser ones, the u. k. could be complicit in genocide and other breaches of international law. some of the ago has the story. as somebody that has become more common in london in recent months, another palestinian solidarity protest. this one outside the british department of business and trade, demanding that the u. k. government revoke alms export licenses to israel. it is one of the most contentious issues. the campaign is what part the u. k. plays and the catastrophe unfolding in gaza and what it means for its own duties on the international law. reminding the prime minister which you soon ask of those obligations more than 600 lawyers and dr. demick sporting that concern about is rails world goes up the calling for the british government to suspend the provision of weapons to israel, saying the u. k. as in breach of international law. they also say the government must work towards an immediate and permanent ceasefire and stress about position through the un security council. the lawyers say the u. k. m

the u. k. will continue to stand up for israel security and best of all our regional process, including jordan under rack. and then he finishes with alongside our allies with urgency working to stabilize the situation and prevent further escalation. no one wants to see more bloodshed. now with that in mind, the g 7 is going to convene in just a couple of hours time. early afternoon, european time i was, that's the us, canada, japan, italy, germany, friends, the u. k. by video. it's going to be can be by it's live because it's we has the rotating presidency of the g 7 at the moment and finding ways to prevent that proto conflict erupting is going to be, i think, talk with their agenda. hold on to that for us. and linda and thank you to well, still a head here on the houses are more coverage of the rounds of technical nature. all plus are those trainings, most of the victims that i start being attacked in sydney. more information emoji is about the killer without the light, just straight up to th

u. k. canada of france, germany, g 7 issued a statement, promising sanctions against iran, even the most sanctions, you know, it's the 2nd most sanctioned country in the world here as well. and some of the leaders of these countries have to say, the uranium regimes latest actions will further the stabilize the region and make lasting peace more difficult. these attacks demonstrate yet again, the rainy and regimes disregard for peace and stability in the region for by or we should not respond by escalating, but rather isolated iran succeed in convincing the countries of the region that iran is a danger increase sanctions increase pressure on nuclear activities and then find the path of peace in the region around has threatened k 12 try again and with greater force is relo any other nation response to the running attack? and i see any other nation as ease, row, active and close cooperation with the us. of course the you k and also original powers including jordan is shooting down their rent

busy the u. k. and russia. i mean, this was even the time when that when united flight blog domain through queen victoria, you still have those dr. game plan. yeah. as like you have one this historical one and 2. i think i still believe that that are named by and, but i can afford to do this, which is, which is very far removed from the actual reality. so you've got to add the delusional. uh so the cost dreams of branja have when they did the patrol for, for the blog in um in march, the head of a nice 6 told the media out the police because of the u. k. is quote engaged in a gray wall with russia. what do you think the medic, by that and do you think these f s b accusations point to that being the case as well? what i mean by gray is this is coming to the close of the loves, the yellow is management. so if something outside of something's happening, but it's not clear enough. so that phase, i can attribute that to that. but i mean with this catch, and this revelation, i think it's moved from right to play a use

the u. k. specific these aided and abetted and these will crimes and you as an individual or business funding, those will crimes and funding what kinds of legal and tax is not exempt on the table. another campaign results to march is based on 2 u. k statute laws the i c, c at which make it a criminal offense, but in the case any passenger engaging war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, condo, ancillary to those crimes and the terrorism act, the 2000 does not exclude taxation in the criminalization of funding of those master trust me now there is one going spot and you do still pay your taxes. you actually just withhold your taxes. thanks for clarifying it says so april 15th is the global strike for palestine when acts of is across the well according on people to make themselves had on april 15th and people across the 4 continents will launch an economic blockade and solidarity with the house to this coordinated mobilization, we will jam up trade shop points and disrupt the global econo

and the campaign was not so much is based on 2 u. k. statute goals, the icpc at which make it a criminal offense. but in the case of any passengers engaging war crimes, finds against humanity, genocide, condo, and salary to those crimes and a terrorism that the 2000 does not exclude taxation in the criminalization of funding of those master. trust me. now there is one going spot and you do still pay your taxes. you actually just withhold your taxes. thanks for clarifying it says so april 15th is the global strike for palestine. when activists across the world, a calling on people to make themselves had on april 15th and people across 4 continents will launch an economic blockade and solidarity with the house. to this coordinated mobilization, we will jam up trade show points and disrupt the global economy. 30 cities and counting have joined the effort. this comes as cameron is bound to secure global trade routes and billions of dollars continue to fund the occupation. the time has come to open up a new front against the scientist when

we are a guest this way of doing business with the u. k. so they don't come to mitigate the situation. they come to provoke the congo lease population. once again, they want to take us to the extreme so that we react in a barbaric way on such things can not to me to get the situation. it only makes it worse. we have no choice, but to nights only come the least people's tonight, all the comedies use in order to effectively violently respond to oldest provocations that come from outside our country. the south africa is celebrating one of its most important national holidays. freedom day. it comes on the rates, the 1st post, the post on the elections held back in 1994 south africa's blonde population has been segregated on the press by the one minority for centuries. with the 1948 passage of the appalled side on the system built on white supremacy, the situation was end of the use of blood. the struggle for freedom. the 1st multi racial democratic elections were held in april 1994. and one of the anti apartheid need is nelson mandela was elect

and because what the u. k. law says, is that immediately the app i have in me, okay, that will be shipped out to the host country where that supports on the ivory coast to run about what it is i need remind you that what are the paid run the $300000000.00 us dollars, so in this bribery, traffic and government gains to the security are now interested in and show one might say that may be since brendan's foreign policies in many ways created the refugee crisis in the 1st place. perhaps it should take more responsibility. on the other hand, why both uh when you can simply drive and tie nations into becoming the case out sourced immigration detention centers. united for peace. those were the words of former us president bill clinton, that mark the beginning of nato's bombing campaign in the former yugoslavia. 25 years ago, the alliance rained on tens of thousands of bombs and missiles, killing hundreds of civilians, and was carried out until the eucharist live on me, withdrew from comfortable. what follows? is the

the u. k is handled hundreds of millions of dollars to friends for coastal security and police patrols. yet the small boats containing refugees in migrants keep coming. on 2 years after former prime minister boris johnson's government 1st announced a highly contentious plan to send refugee to rolanda. not a single plane has taken off. frustrated wishes to knock, cold time on the object is enough. is it now? no more prevarication? no more delay. noah's no box. these slights ongoing to roll into a long day of parliamentary ping pong ensued. the upper chamber trying to amend the bill the government using its majority in the lower chain, but to block any an oil changes. it went on until after midnight, when the loads finally capitulated. there was a little bit reluctant, like we will this week had a little that provides for the offshore processing and supplement of asylum seekers . in rwanda. its benefits remain to be seen. its costs will be measured fairly in money, but in principles, the based a

that is why the u. k. is deciding and indigo immigrants to exclusively african countries and not america or another you're getting countries isn't because they have a blue and yellow him over. so is off the way many other programs if they created history cuz because i couldn't. yeah, i knew them is a great cause of the divisions of uh, the problems that are coming to ongoing in these countries where immigrants are coming from. but the tories on face that's easily. so what if they are still to deport the very 1st asylum seeker to, to one, to under the new initiative? they already have a whole list of nations that they see as candid as for one way destinations for migrant who at the expense of the locals on buquet tax pay. of course i am not sure if it would be acceptable and what's on my hand. i hope it will not be acceptable because it opens and will draw not off to me, 92 and to all sorts of appeals as no been drawn checks is expected to be made when the use, the indigo immigrants come because what to the

and the campaign was known as to march is based on 2 u. k. statute laws the i, c, c, at which make it a criminal offense. but in the case of any passenger engaging war crimes, finds against humanity, genocide, condo, ancillary to those crimes and a terrorism that the 2000 does not exclude taxation in the criminalization of funding of those master trust me. now there is one on spot and you do still pay your taxes. you actually just withhold your taxes. thanks for clarifying it says so april 15th is the global strike for palestine. when activists across the world, a calling on people to make themselves had on april 15th and people across 4 continents will launch an economic blockade and solidarity with the house. to this coordinated mobilization, we will jam up trade show points and disrupt the global economy. 30 cities and counting have joined the effort. this comes as cameron is bound to secure global trade routes and billions of dollars continue to fund the occupation. the time has come to open up a new front against the scientist when it's

alicia kern said the u. k for an office had failed to announce that had received official legal advice. the israel broken international law, the british governments arms export guidelines allow it to revoke licenses if there are suspicions that the export of weapons might be used in serious violations of enter national humanitarian law. meanwhile, a new public opinion poll and 5 european countries shows sanctions against israel have wide spread the public approval, at least half of voting, age responded and said they support a ban on arms trade with israel. a significant number of people also agree with the allegations that as well as committing a genocide against the palestinians in guys, i'm the executive director of the palestine institute for public diplomacy. i know, as of the rest, like says, western governments don't seem to be listening to their own populations. calling was the important to do in order to show the governments, the, their public opinion is actually in support of fundraising and rights.

also long the day after a major push back and delays, the u. k. government passed as a controversial wanted to port migrants to for one to a plan. it says will deter people from dangerous journeys across the english channel. yeah, just hours later, several are dead after board in a crowded boat will not save about stop because of this we will see more tests. we will see more dangerous risk being taken. um, but yeah, it definitely weren't knocked to the tower. nothing else has. so i don't think, i don't know why people are thinking that this well walk on across western europe, anxiety about chinese aspiring is growing a man working for a prominent german politician from the far right. a f d party has been arrested. prosecutors accused him of passing on information from the european parliament where he worked since 2019 and spying on the chinese opposition abroad. there's just a day after 3 germans were arrested on suspicion of handling over technology with potential military locations. a gym and prosecutors say gen g e can, we can fully named repe

that decision make them we at the feet of the premier league and even the u. k. government on the bar, johnson, which is found to have played a crucial role in lobbying. so the sadie deal to be robust stamped. it was determined that the public investment fund was a separate legal entity to the sadie state. even though it is sadie owned and funded and chet, bye crown prince. my kind of been solomon. i think when you look at the evidence, there's been a milestone that there's no question the british government was actively trying to fix that. to me is very public and very critical of the time, nearly extensively of a transparency. but really what he was trying to do was a trace of the primary lease approved the sale almost the whole city was desperate . so new costs united to be under new ownership. and the promise of sadie, money flowing into other parts of the economy, was too good to turn down. there was no, that's fine. it was going to come in at that price and there's going to promise to be investment that they did. and that's all. that's why they, what's imp

this happened just down was off to the u. k. problem and passed a controversial plan to process migraines and refugees of show and we're one to hurry full. so it has moved from london of the hours off to britain post a bill designed to deter these genies photo forests boats squared. again, an action in the english channel. despite the calm conditions, it had already been a deadly day. at dawn, a smouldering sizeable packed with a 112 migrants and refugees set off from this beach in front. official say it had assigned bank close to show 5 people, including a young girl, died in the crush and confusion even after that the boat pressed on a 2nd set. so the 257 people who were in the thing he stayed on board, preferring not to be rescued a c, a b minus just on the engine again, and decided to carry onto. what's great britain on the surveillance of the navy, the town, somebody said, britain, its latest get tough legislation. notwithstanding, was responsible the only big for the british of paying us. i stopped them but they welcome t

the u. k continues to cold for de escalation and remain steadfast in our commitment to protecting and upholding stability in the region. iran actions do nothing to advance the prospects for peace in israel and garza president. the u. k condemns the october 2nd attacks unequivocally on calls. so the unconditional and immediate release of all the hostages. united kingdom remains resolved to work with international partners to urgently secure an immediate force to get aid in until stages out and then progress to a permanent sustainable ceasefire without to return to fighting adults of life. we also urgently cool for the full implementation of resolution 2720 to protect civilians, unable humanitarian assistance. there is a devastating and growing humanitarian crisis in garza gardens need more age and they need it now. so we welcome israel's commitments to for the open ashed old port and the rest check point and to increase capacity to the georgia non colorado. we are resolved that the internationa

the u. k. is one of those countries, but we expect more sort of discussions along those lines coming together and coordinating, if it's, they talked about how the adversary's all coordinating with some countries needed to be coming together and doing the same. right. the, the use christy movement with the ladies from brussels design christine, as always, thank you mean, while the british parliament has passed a controversial bill to send asylum seekers to vermont a u. k prime minister, we should see nat consisting the 1st whites caring migrants will lead within weeks . but legal challenges to this legislation. they are expect just after midnight, the 2 year legal impala meant to be stay all night ended. the order with this vote in the house of commons, the i to the right, 312. the news to the last 237. so the, i have it, i have it, it's a controversial that has divided opinion in britain and across here, as well as in the one to some see it as an economic opportunity. i think it to be good for