all right, though scott anderson from u. n. r w a. let's all right, we shift gears now and go to sport where it's been a night of trial for spanish football fans here in berlin and english for english fans. spain are once again european champions with a $21.00 went over england and the final of the euro. 2024 competition. mika williams. put spain ahead in the 47th minutes for palmer equalize for england midway through the 2nd half, setting up a nail biting finish. but it was spain who try i'm in the dying minutes of the game as michel oil softball made it 2 to one. our break for england and victory for the spanish. at the end of the month long tournament were the parties in full swing and a spanish capital madrid. our correspondent nicole reese, is there nicole, we can hear it sort of popping off behind you. a record 4th men's european championship title for spain. i gather this will be a sleepless night in madrid. it will be absolutely a sleepless night because people keep on arriving here. the bill is where it's really crowded. and

the u. r. p and leaders will needs to meet again and to agree on the alternative candidate. and then this person would need to speak to lawmakers in the parliament and then there will be another vote. but all of that, which takes time and a we will not have the executive order of the european union and european commission and you commission until 2025 presumably. so i think that's the majority of the lawmakers. they don't want to see that alexander, if i'm not under building from strasburg, thanks so much for that, that it's under the u as in focusing the u. k. as well by british prime minister cas tom are, is welcoming some 45 heads of government to discuss a number of issues, including the possibility of a 2nd, trump presidency in the united states. we're looking at a live visuals the from a platinum of a lead to is arriving for the gathering of the european political community. this is in the platinum palace in the british countryside, and he does are expected to discuss immigration, starting migration, energy security, and the french from russia the one day some it comes

a local u r t. all just proved that the it's woman has been living here for over a 1000 years. they were here before the cory at the cheek. she the evens and the alley. to be this before ancestors had spread across these parts, before their arrival, they worked to the land they fish ton to the sea, mammals gather, did woodwork and grass for etc, and we, their descendants continue those traditions. so the german scientist george stellar, he was also a traveller. he has a theory that and you've already touched on this a little bit that the edelman and the north american natives are the same. people, hey, you've been to canada, you've been to north america in the states. what's your thoughts or to just we're often told that we look like the theme get the cho key, etc. look you, nobody at the but i see differences and they see them to our language as are different. and so our, our cultures dance, for example, our traditional activities are not the same either. sure. there's a similarity when you visit one of their villages. you look like you could easily blend in, but the clothes a

the i d, n u r p, and state being able to defend its own territory against the russian attack was just, i'm thinkable at that point. so 2 percent was it was amazing guidelines to try to reach. and so we went from in 2014, the total number of allies being able to meet that total to now we have, i think it's $23.00. are going to meet that total as of 2024. yeah. in 2014 or 3. now there's $23.00 and you also have to figure in the middle east countries like saudi arabia or guitar is spending around 7 percent on defense. so 2 percent doesn't seem like too much to ask. okay, but it is that going to be enough to fund day? so given the challenges, but they to currently faces to i think so because if you think about how big the european economy is r s o 20, that's for a fall. 32 allies reach to percent. you're talking about a massive increase from even where we are now. where as i said, $23.00 will meet that total. but i think you're out, you're also right. there are countries like poland and the politics and finland and the czech republic where they exceed 2 percent because the threat to them

the editor in chief all villages information agency told us that e u r. us have never allowed to bleed into the, in a circle. so west and the side of so that efforts to undermine the country was succeed. the not the, sorry it was may telling me you to american arms that it uses to advance eastwards and create problems for russia to, to, to know. so the georgia you, accession is more important for washington men to believe with nato. there was no equality, only recommendations and instructions as for acceptance, as trump project may not yet. so they tried to implement plan b to introduce us to the european union and their store. however, it wasn't georgia that it really needed. but an entry into the coal cuz this region, but the huge mistake was that they did not see georgia as a partner and cross the red line. now people wouldn't accept like making traditional values obsolete, authorizing same sex marriages and thrown in response to this. we were enforcing new laws. is this dangerous for us? i don't think so. so the 2 years passed since we established diplomatic relations with the unit

consider itself free from a moratorium on the deployment of medium and shoulder arrange missiles, a, b, u r. as indeed placed dismissal. as in germany, would you repeat on her side that's in that address? the same is that the, the maybe the parade in saint petersburg, he has denied to that improved russian government and ministry control facilities will be within the reach of those american missiles deployed in germany. if the yacht should deploy that to the lifetime over a 1000 right can result which in the future may be equipped with nuclear warheads, according to patient will be about 10 minutes. and of course, i've got obisky threatens the russians have a treat. uh, they find that the united states is going to deploy a long range weapons in germany for the 1st time since the cold war. uh, it became known at the nato summit in washington on july. the 11th this yeah. deployment to weapons explained to begin in 2026 to rush to meet at no cost promised. i'm going to try to respond, including a possible deployment. okay, you clear equipped missiles on its territory? so according to patients,

the c o v e, a u r grids. examples of these initiatives that has been develop things that are relations with cnn and have signed the relevancy document some documents, faxed them. today. there is a, the stager summit, the foreign ministers level, and there is use of a gas in the regional forum. also that is taking place today. these 4 of us tend to focus on comp trusting because the trend samsung sensation, which have emerged over the past decade. so within the asset ends infrastructure and that the trends the rest of trying to impose on this region by accelerating as know there is ation williams. and as i've already just said, the west as great gigs, blocking based structures and employees use new kinds of weapons this next year. and overall, it was the 6 to assess kelly textbook attention in the 77 for architect insurance slides, talking about you move in closer to the stage assignment brings together and then all important partners completing russia, china and the south discovery in japan and westport countries. while west the ones the c, narrow and exclusive ownership of new require

but it said that in most, almost the book summit on this bhaskar thoughts can u. r. c, but it's me on the other chest instead of knowing that guy. and i mentioned that it was an expertise in this, but really what you think is going to happen to russian support like is this restriction? so we'll go on, we'll go on for lights and all the time. yes. do think it's why. so russia is not alone. russia is align with other countries as well. because like i say, it's not the whole world against russia. spilt remains the rush of a symbol of peace, friendship, unity and honest competition. over the time spent on the sanctions sporting ties between russia and china, have strengthened the countries of asia and south america around africa pursuing interested in mutual cooperation. oh, much it's in russian minister of sports. yes, that's tulsa, oklahoma, some of those television, most of them i and i'm most not as well. so i'm at least, i mean, even though it is good most, i'm more interested in the money suggesting there's so much less time for face news with lucy on thing is thou

it's china understand is to build bridges and ties called u r t coaching. peter, thanks. thank you. now, i made advances on the battlefield. russian forces help secured. another settlements, the village of she gallery in the done yes. republic, that's us ukraine's army separate over $1500.00 casualties in the past 24 hours, according to the russian defense ministry, the m o day also stays up because of a recent slew of military failures. ukraine's intelligent services are increasingly focusing on sabotaged operations on russian terra tree, attempting to steal a nerve crop and their latest effort. yours are t senior correspondent rough, cuz they have with more on that ukraine's latest s b a. now it's just, it's gotten clumsy and crude, and unknown person rolled to mean telegram, no moral smoke ethics immediately started with spots against my close relatives demanded. i said, fi to ation equipments. to told me, give me the data on aircraft flight number of technical condition. the schedules the regulations. i went to the command and told them everything. ukraine's target was the pilot

and the u. s. r leading account to attacks on the who sees when it comes to attacks. and who do you have tax on shipping investments in the red sea with the end of the week and reach us sort and the report also we heard from the defense minister, your guidance and also from 5 minutes to opinion munition. yeah. with that they about to a retired a but they see is a change of equation of to the strong attack on television, the center of to leave on friday. well, so in is ready citizen, most codes and some others where injured. now several security officials here have said that, you know, there is no more time for restrained as far as the understand and also they have said that the who these have rules over $220.00 attack since the war in garza started since october 2023, and this is of course what the, who is he's saying is in retardation for israel, it's more on gaza. so people talking about not being restrained. how dangerous are these moves from both sides? are we looking at escalation? it was really, there is a lot of concern that there could be an escalation, but i

retaliated over with overnight strikes on has ballade targets 11 on both the united states and the u. n. r, urging all parties to show restraint. israel and the ran back has been law group, have exchanged fire almost daily since the october 7th terror attacks by him us last year i to the little girl. this is the moment the missile strikes the football page in the town of marshall shops. the young players were in showing a much distraught locals rush to help. ringback but the depths of a dozen youngsters prompt schultz calls for it, tell it to reaction so i need to kinda get, these are what it needs to respond to within hours that they need to give them. automate them either pull back or israel wipes old, saw them live on it. anyone respecting the existence of the state of israel and how do you so i it had done though for the people can just be sacrificed. they cannot be casualties without any response that needs to be the parents the i'm assuming this is the deb less to tag along israel's northern border. since fighting between israel and the loop on nice militant group has bullock escalat

an agency for palestinian refugees in gaza, u n. r w a was at an officer hospital where casualties were taken. mean very simply, it was a scene of chaos sting of despair and a scene. i'm not having enough a for everyone that needs that master hospital was just re constituted not long ago after an operation. and con eunice of the hospital, this 38 emergency ballad. the 2nd i already had 40 patients before the incident happened. so they were very quickly overwhelmed. almost another 150 patients showed up at the hospital. and as i said, it was just very chaotic on top campus trying to find children, children who didn't have parents. and it was very moving, but not necessarily in a good way. what we saw at the hospital yesterday was the clean up blood with water because they didn't have disaffected. so just a very difficult, very difficult time for everyone. scott anderson with the u. n. agency policy refugees in gaza. let's go to sport now and it's been a night of trial for spanish football fans here in berlin. spain are once again, euro

alright, israel on the u. n. r. trading accusations over wide, desperately needed supplies in the gaza strip are not being delivered. israel says it's taking steps to increase the flow of 8 and blames the u. n for not getting the gods to the people who need them. but the when says ongoing fighting and the breakdown of law and order have made distribution too dangerous. for i believe family daily life is struggling against hunger and a worse thing for any patient crisis. boston and hygiene is not something they can afford to been annual loving more. there is no silver. no, to church locked and one other, nothing. what i yeah. i mean the price of the open or even if it is available in the gaza strip, so we can't afford any. yeah. yeah, no, i don't have money to buy, so can shake the living and refugee camp in federal garza here lack of sufficient doors. it's clean water, no working fluid system threatening. everyone's has or some kind of you kind of don't have money to buy food, let alone buy a bottle of shampoo or s

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today he will officially accepted with his speech and i want to bring in, i guess this is samsung o g u r, a republican delegate, alternate here. thank you so much for being here. what do you hope to hear from trump today we're hearing it might be a more personal speech that he crafted himself, perhaps even a message of unity. yeah. well i think we're definitely going to see much of the community. i mean, you've seen all of this from our primary opponents come out and supporting the president so strongly speaking frankly, i have never been more excited than happy to be a member of the republican party of the energy and the feeling of community that we have is i'm like, i think anything i've ever experienced now is part of that because of the, the spring of luck really that trump has had, you know, he's gotten the good remains from the supreme court. his other case dismissed about the classified documents and surviving and assassinate as an attempt. how has that factored in or so i don't know if it's luck. i think it's, for example, what the case is. i think it's the weapon is ation of our

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many people in the u. k. r bank, i'm in the new political landscape, but other side of skeptical of just how much change this new government can bring about. it would be interesting to see how labor actually perform estates own. i think we've got another change of government in the next election lies in say, what's going on? i think people are getting fed up buttons, new, private historic, got down to work immediately. the big in a pointing members office, new cabinet in order to fulfill what he says is this stop going well for the building. but in the light spoke with political commentator, invention corresponded, queens and po earlier and i asked him what the new prime ministers plans for change could look like as well. he's be rather careful about defining too much precisely what he means by change. and i think the key would actually is, is trust what he realizes that he's won this land slide of precisely because the conservative party, after 14 years had really domestically lost the trust of that is. and he

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we're gonna leave with our anthony web r u. k. independent political strategist and the commentator anthony, thank you. thank you very much. less republican party is demanding answers and accountability that's after the secret service chief refused to resign and fail to explain why her agency didn't protect donald trump from being shot out of raleigh director kimberly tito was filmed, fleeing from a group of senators who grilled her outside the republican convention, the, the, a lot of people are coming down on the chief of the secret service, specifically center blackburn who's calling for her resignation after she completely dropped the ball in terms of the security of this rally were donald trump was nearly assassinated because the secret service essentially knew that there was a security threat before it actually took place and still decided not to secure the rooftop where the shooter ended up taking up his position. why? the chief of the secret service says that this roof was to slope and scary to send agents up to. the bu

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because being uh, caught, uh, was the guy collaborating with the g r u. and basically this whole action was possible . thanks for the cooperation of the police and ukrainian script services as well as police on the cranium, prosecutors out. so we are you being russians, military intelligence, excuse me, g. i mean you obviously military intelligence because they may have some freedom by the rush. um, uh, the address and you know, and those cases that were about putting fire in different places. they were also cases a light like this is the one where i think one of the most important cases was the case of the near brooks. well, where the guy was going to put fire under the factory of paints painting materials, unfortunately has to be stopped before doing this by the police, but the police decrypts services. so you don't need this quite a new phenomenon for us that we have that kind of new cases of expo nations. pull that, you know, and for us also, what is quite important in your end. and the very radical one is that one of the police judges decided to ever