plus u k. again. and we can see this also was reconstruction because within the council of europe, the registry for the damage in ukraine was supported not only by u member states, but also by u. k. and the other member states. and now we have to find the legal, the basement for further questions we have to work on them because our strength is also, that's uh, with the power of the mighty, which rushes using. we are answering with the power of law. and this is there for every step we are taking also with regard to reconstruction, has to be based obviously on international law on european law. and we will work together with u. k and you on these matches or london correspond to barry mass is covering this conference. becket. we just heard the german form minister. they're saying that the you and the u. k. are united in working on efforts to rebuild you. credit is through a concrete plan for rebuilding ukraine at this point. some people call it a new european marshall plan and commission president of the

main fact and up with the culture of products coming into the u. k. a lot more easily than just a question for you. k farm is exporting anything to the wide world if you like, and, and therefore that by just reducing also some of the regulatory requirements we may end up for in the u. k. then otherwise be the case. so this idea of mental health is very much, but i think there is a very important requirement right now to work with us on all these areas that the us is investing in and being part of this rather than being outside to them the okay, of course, is in a strange position because heavy left the, he was kindly there she had within particular mikes because it's just one country trying to get into this. but the defense and other a close relationship. so the cat has with the us is something that can be built on . i think that is what we should have been trying to achieve. i'm what you've been saying. it's sounds like person's access under the us inflation reduction act is going to be a good balance interested in yes, i think that would be helpful.

as part of the declaration, the u. k, will also be designated a domestic source for defense contract is that allows bigger american investment in portage companies. it also includes a commitment to a data bridge which would allow you k funds to transfer data freely to american organizations. without any red tape, the 2 nations will also cooperate on artificial intelligence, civil nuclear power. i'm sensitive technologies among other areas. joining us now from boston, lona is vicki price. she's the chief economic advise at the center. you can all makes the business research. thank you for joining the program. vicky this is not quite the u. s. u. k trade deal that was promised by the tories. can you explain exactly how this will benefit the u. k. can only play? well, it's interesting when you look at the aspects of the deal, because they include being able to move goods more easily, particularly on the defense side, where of course, there is a serious concern right now, internationally. so you have the agreement that in te

also this week the u. k says it's reached a fast of it's kind of economic partnership with the us, the packed the source of the free trade deal so easily. it's a special agreement for a special relationship and time is used joblessness and admin cities is so record high. we find that moving to the countryside can help solve the problem the, to lizzie, and these tests drafts and the economy is heading to with a collapse base and commodities have been in short supply for months and many to millions struggling with the rising cost of living the european union is worried if the country's economic cross is gets, was more migraines, could cross the mediterranean sea to see come back to life in europe. so it's all for the nation financial help. well, what is the blog asking for in return? how many of our reports for the 2nd time in just a week, the president of the european commission, along with the tale and adults prime ministers have come to tanisha for talks with president ice. i get the main focus is migration

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now, boring costs and u. k. are the highest they've been since the 2008 financial crisis to move health pain on home owners and tenants. also on the program, the world's biggest air trade show return to paris this week, after 4 year coven breaks, the reviving industry is pushing for d. carbonite things and defense. i'm only 0. welcome to the show to the bank of england and on some thursday, it's raising its interest rate to 5 percent. it's highest since 2008. that's due to stubbornly high inflation in the u. k. it's news that has many home owners worried almost a 1000000 households will see the price of their mortgages go off by on average over $4000.00 bureaus a year. that's on top of previous price increases. one british consumer advocate as warning of mortgage prisoners thing people are, are locked into on affordable housing payments with some mortgage res. hitting 9 percent, and renters are also feeling the rate hikes. that's because many landlords are passing costs onto tenants. you're on your rent increase

so a u. k. migration deal with the one that was signed in 2022 under the leadership of then prime minister bars johnson. according to the deal of asylum seekers who got passage to a safe foot country are automatically considered in admin simple as this items because of incentive for one day where they will wait for the verdict on that clay . it's the decision of the u. k. cord is set to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned the u. n. a. c. all. they use rwanda for their own refugee scheme, so it'd be in refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme court. let's have this conversation further now with the president of the rwandan political party dial. so what it means that you, mrs. victoria are in a bit a little more hallways are joining us live for one of the international a very will welcome to you in a very good evening as well. the great pleasure to have you on mi

that's due to stubbornly high inflation in the u. k. it's news that has many home owners worried almost a 1000000 households will see the price of their mortgages go off by on average over $4000.00 bureaus a year. that's on top of previous price increases. one british consumer advocate as warning of mortgage prisoners thing people are, are locked into on affordable housing payments with some mortgage res. hitting 9 percent, and renters are also feeling the rate hikes. that's because many landlords are passing costs onto tenants, your own, your rent increase of started storing in april of last year. and yes, you can see here they have kept climbing ever since getting 5 percent in the u. k. in may. and remember, those rate rises are happening while the price of food and energy have also spiraled up. or it's, it's forcing some people to reconsider living in a house at all. in i dillard coast, a 2 hour drive from london. margate is the perfect place for lin pearman to enjoy the next chapter in her life. when this pensioner was kicked out of

the u. k. a trust, let's say prevention working group says that anybody up domestic policy was adopted of a sit down the selected raises in the strongest possible terms of dismay, that repeated place to his majesty's government and the police towards h n. g that came from su, denise citizens into dawn, and here in the u. k. with time and again, never prioritized or taken seriously for according to the u. k. it's falsity prevention working group. holding off of this through today's population is in dire need of humanitarian aid. civilians face daily violence vulnerable segments of the population, including children on the elderly, starving to death, the less it also points out that modem at $1800.00 is being killed since the beginning of the unrest out of this canvas is states that the you can the west full of the own interest since then there's a lot of priority. i think the u. k. first of all looks at what is a media interest and uh, i don't think so done is one of these priorities and then ma

while the u . k. is pitching itself as an international hub for a i regulation less severe than the you but tougher than the us. and opening up a new technological front to and this historical partnership. sonya jago, i'll just sarah london. britain's prince harry wrapped up nearly 8 hours of cross examination in london's high court areas. one of 4 claimants springing the case against mirrored group newspapers. he accuses them of publishing information obtained through illegal means, like phone hacking. the mirrors says the stories were obtained through legitimate sources. and some sports news argentinian football star, leonel massey has confirmed. he's joining american side into it. miami, the 35 year old still needs to finalize the deal with the club, which is co owned by david beckham. mfc was linked with former team barcelona, but said financial issues there and any hopes of his return. he also turned down to move to saudi arabia's and here that so he wanted to be more with his family, with his wi

the u. k was at the home of this so far, but the u. k is looking at 3800000000 in terms of loan guarantees. compare that to just over $300000000.00 worth of a that they split up. so it's 305000000 worth of aid. but $3800000000.00 in comparison for a loan back guarantee. so they're hoping that if they back the loans, the private companies will start to put some money forward if they know that there's a little bit less risk in terms of their investments. so tell us, what are the investments like, what, what's the places have been stacking up? right. so the, the surveys and the estimates in terms of how much money is going to be needed are huge. it's right now looking at like $411000000000.00 worth of investment are going to be needed. and that figure, of course, is rising every day. but right now the figure that ukraine is focusing on is about $40000000000.00 worth of immediate needs. they've been starting to chip away at that so far. like i already mentioned, the u. k has put forward 3800000000 dollars in loan back guarantees. the us is

he says, it's not only unemployed and u. k. citizens who rely on food fines, but also people that have full time jobs. it's been coming for a very long time. and you mentioned the trussel for us before. i can recall a similar a full by the same organization 10 years ago. the ones they then governments of david cameron, that's a couch to public sector spending, the costs to social housing budgets. and the layoffs that came off the recession of 2008 was crazy get situation when more and more people was stuck in a situation of ingrained poverty. and this is only on was over the last decade to the point. now why we have these large numbers of people as you correctly say, relying on food banks, this isn't just the people who are stuck a long time unemployment in ingrained poverty. these we also hear about in work poverty. sometimes people who work a full 35 to 40 hours a week, sometimes more than that. so who can feed the family so have to fall upon charity. and this is like something else of the well, the 19 thirty's, to be honest

so in the u. k, we've been hit by the facts that so breaks it has meant that we lost loads of workers in particular areas, sectors which are now seeing quite thrilled dumont and wage pressures such as hospitality tourism leisure, more generally retail. so that's basically what's going on in terms of when they, the areas of the economy, which are a growing and be having more most pressures in terms of prices. and of course, wages have cost quite low. does that in addition to energy. so we have that impact the 2nd one is just the u. k. has been a bit slow in coming forward with support on the energy front. for example, the very beginning of the problems of after the war and ukraine instead of cent price is up to significantly energy prices or them gas on all the countries stepped in a little earlier with semi subsidize in price is if you like. and also what has happened in quite a lot of european countries as i have been either wanting pre own mandatory controls on food prices. or we have ment again,

she says the u. k is a developed country that needs to offer support to the refuge a or ways repeated that to this data or is it under low full and i'm a blade, the decision of the quotes, the better solution is that the u. k. stay with this thing with this as city of us because you get is the editor county. it says and in democratic countries. and do we have to understand that as long as we see a city in las vegas, some of them they are reported to cut her differences, they needed to, to stay in the country with that as a democrat, see what it is, a freedom of expression, and daughter does not have a new one that is there's anything around that there's a lack of democracy. there's a lack of full freedom of expression and the other, the city a mistake as the other for them of a corner on the kid or for just one that is a poor country. you know that to wrong. that is a long but to in 25, support as a country and go out and do you, then do you get? is that each accounting this i think of this is you good

are there in the u. k. yeah, it's difficult, it's difficult to explain, of course, but i think the, the big difference is here in the u. k. it's, it's, the party is having a power struggle within the party. whereas in the us, it's less versus right. it's democrats versus republicans. it's the, the inner circle of washington and, you know, in some ways the web position of the justice department in other or do you have parts of the bureaucracy in washington that are attacking trump, but not just trump? is it attacking republicans in general? i think that will change in the next 6 months as you see it, a bit of a to me during the, during the campaign with, with republicans running against each other. right. for the nominee. i think you'll see a little bit of difference but, but right now it is definitely left versus right as opposed to here in the you can elizabeth, let me just ask you truth in politics. where does it lie more this evening? in the u. k. of the tory party or in the us gfc. yeah, well i take it

some members, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing deeply disappointing. the k high court has denied julie on the sand. the right appeal, his extradition to the us, more important than ever vs trillion. government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate and to this matter, does the rule of law apply into u. k. guys, sir? jonathan swift? rejection of julia in a sense of bill against expedition is another unpaid them about traditional ruling and backs. the question posed, interest is the judiciary serving. it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on his legal team. and at this point, they still have one last stop. before the end of the line, we'll have to see what happens. for me, it's how the informing us, the silvio berlusconi has passed away in the hospital in milan, he was 86 years old. russian president vladimir pacing has expre

she says the u. k is a very well developed country that should be offering support to the refugee as a always repeated that to this did, it was under low full and the decision of the quotes, the better solution is that to you k, stay with the same with this as city of las vegas, you get is the editor county and says, and in democratic countries. and do we have to understand that as long as the c a city will see, cuz some of them they are reported to cut it or for just they needed to, to stay in the country where there is a democrat see what it is, a freedom of expression and daughter does not have a new one. that is there's anything around that there's a lack of democracy. there's a lack of full freedom of expression and they are the city a mistake as the other for them of a corner on the kid or for just one that is a poor country. you know that to wrong. that is the wrong, but to in $25.00 to $40.00 as a country in dollars. and do you mean? do you get, is it each accounting this? i think of this it is

the tory s m u k. terrace organization, which is also known as the m k. o or more driving organization is a formidable tourist called that was expelled from iran decades ago and asked for the past week he'd been sheltered by albany. now it raises many question marks. i know many of police have rated it's gap in the country because m u k has been immensely supported by the west as the freedom fighters. suddenly they're not welcome. now the already police rated the advocate ashcroft camp originally due to a court order and he said on tuesday that the authoration met with m u k resistance . i left 3 dozen casualties including 50 police officers at $21.00 members of the terraced outs for it to any changes that opposition tourist organization whose top priority is to remove the current iranian government. it was born during the early days of these womic revolution. afterwards, the group changed for seeking to over some of these moments public in order to rise to power itself indicate has a list of several terrorist attacks in 13 countries. the warning governme

and the u. k . 5 minutes or recei sudak is promising to somehow cut inflation in the ha before likely 2020 for re election campaign. a lot of this, well, britain continues to send key of mole financial and military support. london has just analysis of major aid package, including a $3000000000.00 guarantee to the world bank that will unlock a set of loans for ukraine. on the ministry from the u. k has provided billions more and a hardware for the country in this fight against russia. regarding the standard of living in the u. k, we spoke to alexander mckay of red star radio. he says, is not only unemployed u. k. citizens who rely on food violence, but also people that have full time jobs. this has been coming for a very long time. and you mentioned the trussel trust report. hi. can recall a similar a full by the same organization. 10 years ago, the one they then governments of david cameron, that's a couch to public sector spending, the costs to social housing budgets. and the layoffs that came of

this is really the last stop on u. k. territory after that can go to the european level, but it's, it's really not looking good. now, as long as the legal team argued that the u. s. u k. extradition treaty does not allow extradition in cases that are political and turns out there are some members, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing to put disappointing. the k high court has denied julie on the sand, the right appeal, his expedition to the us. more important than ever vs trillion. government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate end to this matter. does the role of law apply into u. k. guys, sir jonathan? swift rejection of julie in a sense, appeal against extradition is another unfavorable duty shall ruling and backs the question. whose interest is the judiciary serving? it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track. it's going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on just leg

this is really the last stop on u. k. territory after that can go to the european level, but it's, it's really not looking good. now, as long as the legal team argued that the u. s. u k. extradition treaty does not allow extradition in cases that are political and turns out there are some members, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing deeply disappointing. the u. k. high court has denied juliana send the right appeal, his extradition to the us. more important than ever vs trailer and government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate end to this matter. does the role of law apply into u. k. guys, sir? jonathan swift? rejection of julia in a sense of bill against expedition is another unfavorable duty shall ruling and backs the question whose interest is that your issue is serving? it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on just lega

and the u. k. still doesn't have many of the freedoms of other coastal states, including even the front. for a shipment of 35 years, david wilson feels like to go down a river practice. we have a problem as gold and we go co fishing, joins construction on the government shortage. occupation list, retail and hospitality are low being hard to be included to of, to losing huge numbers of stuff from the european union when the freedom to work in the u. k. ended tacit recognition. say many of these fishermen of rex it's failure to make written a better market for business. the bulk of which is 0. rick, some also with united kevin spacey is arrived in coles in london to face sexual assault charges that we have like ation state. back nearly 20 years. the 63 year old style has pleaded not goofy to old 12 towns last year, a quote in new york dismissed a $40000000.00 sexual misconduct lawsuit against him. for me it was present. donald trump has repeatedly condemned a criminal case against him that i just, th

some numbers, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing deeply disappointing. the u. k. high court has denied julie on the sand, the right appeal, his extradition to the us. more important than ever vs trillion. government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate and to this matter, what does the rule of law apply into u. k. guys, sir? jonathan swift? rejection of julia in a sense of bill against expedition is another and feed them about the shell ruling and backs the question whose interest is that your issue is serving? it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to be route for us on just legal team. and at this point, they still have one last stop before the end of line will have to see what happens . the former it's holly and prime minister silvio berlusconi has passed away in a hospital in milan, who's 86 years old. it's not the way to put in the russia

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and the u. k. the leaders, the ledge nations like russia and china seek to exploit the western allies resources, and the deal will reduce vulnerability the challenges we face all, much more economic in nature. and the only way we're going to meet those challenges is to work together to strengthen the resilience of all supply chains to research the technologies of the future. together, the logic declaration also means reduced trade barriers for new technologies, including artificial intelligence. this, as the u. k. plans to host a global summit this fall to mitigate a ais risks. the 2 leaders also pledge ongoing support for ukraine add, despite some waiting support of the us congress to continue funding ukraine's defense against russia bite and said the us must remain committed as deterrence. do we think russia would stop and keep? do you think that's all there would be happening? i think not. i think the vast majority of my colleagues, even the critics, i think that would not be the case as well. t

people of disappointing the u. k. high court has denied julia and assigned the right appeal, his extradition to the us. more important than ever vs trailer and government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate end to this matter. does the rule of law apply into u. k. guys, sir? jonathan swift, rejection of julia in a sense of bill against expedition is another unpaid them about the shell, ruling and backs. the question posed, interest is that your issue is serving. it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on just legal team. and at this point they still have one last stop. before the end of line. we'll have to see what happens from it's highly unemployment, is the silvio. berlusconi has passed away in the hospital in milan, he was 86 years old, russian president vladimir page and has expressed his condolences. note seemed to be full of premier, will be remembered. but as a frie

some members, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing. people of disappointing the k high court has denied julie on the sand, the right appeal, his expedition to the us. more important than ever vs trillion. government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate end to this matter. does the role of law apply into u. k. guys, sir. jonathan swift, rejection of julie, in a sense, appeal against extradition is another. on faith and level d shall ruling and backs the question whose interest is that your issue is serving? it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on just legal team. and at this point they still have one last stop. before the end of line. we'll have to see what happens for my time in 5 minutes to sylvia, but a scone has passed away in a hospital in milan, who was 8 to 6 years old. some president vladimir putin has expressed his c

it can get 30 percent of the u. k spacing, cruise of 4 and the crusade through agencies from countries such as going to the philippines, we're all most be until a crew of this vessel is from roland. buddy, i'm here 8 months a year because the money is good. low as salaries could drive much needed, work is elsewhere money and here is really good. really, really good. i really appreciate the people to treat this very good. yeah. for this . ok, what is happening? so everything is very good. industry leaders allow, urging the government to loosen its rules to help result the labor shortage, including scrapping strict english language requirements. the albany is the fishing industry was a post the child for those advocating, leaving the you with the promised boom. hasn't happened and the u. k still doesn't have many of the freedoms of other coastal states, including a, you've been with friends for a shipment of 35 years. david wilson feels like to know why we were so down in river practice. we have a problem is going on wi

some members, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing to put disappointing. the k high court has denied julie on the sand, the right appeal, his extradition to the us. more important than ever vs trillion. government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate and to this matter, does the of law a blind u. k. guy, sir? jonathan swift? rejection of julia in a sense, appeal against expedition is another unfavorable duty shall ruling and backs the question whose interest is that your issue is serving? it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on just legal team. and at this point they still have one last stop. before the end of line. we'll have to see what happens for me. it's how the employment is the silvio. berlusconi has passed away in the hospital in milan, he was 86 years old, russian president vladimir page and has expressed his condol

so how's the m u k members? now one of the west has been reconsidering good sentiment. ties with the terms cool . is it because it's been in right now about the threatening nature of the war? because b, m j has become obsolete for the west. wherever the reason has. it's too little too late. while the united states revoke the designation of the m a k as a foreign terrorist organization in september 2012, the united states does not see the m a k as a viable democratic opposition movement that is representative of the randy and people. the state department continues to have serious concerns about the m a k as an organization, including allegations of abuse against its own members. can you have a case in petersburg now for ongoing coverage of the international maritime defense? i think i said for the 1st time, but the main face of russia's both include in chrome, stops the conferences, showcasing weapons as needed. able technologies from over 250 exhibitors from russia and beyond. a correspondence shape is, is that

in the u. k. of the tory party or in the us g o p. yeah, well i take it in, in the tory party, they're having difficulty with the truth. there's, there's no doubt that you know, that prime minister johnson has had some difficult of that as president trump. i think what you'll see in the us is an emergence of a new generation of republicans that are actually telling the truth all the time. present as a problem with hyperbola, there's no doubt about it. and i think that maybe maybe perhaps the electorate is growing tired of that. and you'll see whether it's rod census or nikki haley or mike pants or tim scott. and you'll see a different, a different republican party. the next 6 or 12 months. yeah, well, either left or right as long as we can stick to the truth with all the parties. i think everyone would be in agreement that that would be best for everyone. right. so what i think would be great. yeah, and you'll see if you're seeing from the left in the us is right around the way i'm gonna have to interrupt. we're at we're out of time u

the u. k. has invited over 400 companies from different sectors technology sector, industrial sector. so they are here and they all have, have already, some of them flush the support for ukraine to help in the short term, but also in the long term and what is called built back, that's a to shape ukraine's future. and the most sustainable way, once the was over nick, president of the landscape, he was talking about the need to turn the agreements into actual real projects or ukrainians. confident that this conference in london can actually went over businesses to invest in ukraine. first of all, that has been out of prison from ukraine that lots of these promises seen in the past. we've had coverage like this, basically for the policy that they often were very slow to deliver on these promises and it sounds, that sounds very good on paper then didn't arrive on the accounts of ukraine's government in key of so definitely a sense of urgency. the need to make sure that these pledges actually turn i

the u. k. is ukraine, the 2nd largest donor after the u. s. since the beginning of the conflict, it's committed, more than 4 and a half 1000000000 pounds and military assistance is also running a training program for troops aiming to have taught. $30000.00 by the end of the year, part of its arm supplies includes the depleted uranium shells which have been linked to cancer and environmental damage. for more on this, let's cross live now to the man behind the petition, political commentator, anthony webber. anthony, it's great to have you on the program today. so what prompted you to start this petition? well, the actual role of, through the main raised surveys, but we have to the united kingdom look at what is the best way to transfer the assistance of the united kingdom. i'll try to trade and i show you the and then so that sure a, and the sad thing about the government's policy on your credit and russia is tied up so that you know the rates. i'm certainly not involved, right for the purchase public. i went on site and i debate cause it's had

and they've offered to put that in writing and the u. k. read july, i came back to the argument and thought offer and said that they didn't want to. it didn't want to have to regulate. and make sure that microsoft, mike's good on, it's on the contractual obligations that they put forward. so now it's kind of like, um, you know, a sort of a box hold. so sort of convince regulators that microsoft actually will follow through. and the interesting stuff discordant as, as, or odd window central. thank you very much. thank you so much now to some of the other global business stories making news. you lawmakers have signed off on the world's 1st comprehensive regulation of artificial intelligence. below we'll see a applications assigned to one of 4 risk categories with uses like social score and bond. i'd rice. it could take up to 2 years for the rules to fully take effect staying in europe, erasing nature's help aust, google to sell part of its online odd business. after a 2 year pro find a had a fused its dominant market position. the company has

some members, apartment in the u. k who are speaking out saying look, it just may be that very thing. deeply disappointed in the you. k high court has denied julia and assigned the right appeal, his extradition to the us. more important than ever vs trillion. government continues their advocacy and push for an immediate and to this matter, does the rule of law apply into u. k. guys, sir? jonathan swift, rejection of julia in a sense of bill against expedition is another unpaid them about do the show really and backs the question close interest is the judiciary serving? it's certainly not the public interest. it seems like this is a freight train on a one way track going a 1000000 miles an hour, and it's very, very hard to do route for us on just legal team. and at this point, they still have one last stop before the end of line will have to see what happens . for me, it's how the employment is the silvio. berlusconi has passed away in the hospital in milan, he was 86 years old. russian president vladimir page and has ex