u. a. jeremy is the 2nd largest host community in the world, nearly doubling its refugee population in less than a year with the escalation of the conflict and ukraine. it now hosts over 2200000 refugees, including over 875000 ukraine refugees, 665000 syrian refugees. as well as over a 183000 refugees from afghanistan at a 151000 from iraq. in the past decade, the global refugee population has more than doubled. in 2022, we exceeded 30000000 refugees. germany has maintain high levels of support for accepting refugees, despite the concerns about immigration. and jeremy does not have the law enforcement necessary to keep german or refugee space. many would argue that germany has reached the breaking point with the amount of stress refugees and migrants have placed on society. jeremy needs to cross laws to cope with the situation and find additional enforcement, social workers and staff to be able to sort out economic migrants from the refugees and process asylum claims before accepting more refugees

a time. they don't need option food, toilets and things. and so in research we would use something else, but it's not the french from the government, the u. k and equipment, jeremy, you know, most of the big nations involved with ocean research have the deep sea already. these a may do a much better job than the sabbaticals. however, we have, this was a new range of, i suppose, extreme to is a weather is getting up in space. ok. and in a space and a deep ocean. and i guess this is what's driving this sort of expedition have all of it. we hope for a positive outcome, in this case i'm in the box, so senior lecturer and oceanography at the national oceanography center, the university of south hampton. we appreciate your expertise that you as president joe biden has welcomed india and prime minister in the rental modi to the white house that a start of a state visit to the us body is being courted as an ally against china. despite concern over his government to human rights record, including the harsh treatment of religious minorities, moody began in hell slide the fingertips forward stretched the arms forward, let the back. it's a yoga class, but not as you know, i

u. jeremy is the 2nd largest host community in the world, nearly doubling its refugee population in less than a year with the escalation of the conflict and ukraine. it now hosts over 2200000 refugees, including over 875000 ukraine refugees, 665000 syrian refugees. as well as over a 183000 refugees from afghanistan at a 151000 from iraq. in the past decade, the global refugee population has more than doubled. in 2022, we exceeded 30000000 refugees. germany has maintained high levels of support for accepting refugees, despite the concerns about immigration and germany does not have the law enforcement necessary to keep german or refugee safe. many would argue that germany has reached the breaking point with the amount of stress refugees and migrants have placed on society. jeremy needs to cross laws to cope with the situation and find additional enforcement, social workers and staff to be able to sort out economic migrants from the refugees and process asylum claims before accepting more refugees. in the u. k. asylum seekers are generally barred from work until they have attained refugee status.

u. jeremy is the 2nd largest host community in the world, nearly doubling its refugee population in less than a year with the escalation of the conflict and ukraine. it now hosts over 2200000 refugees, including over 875000 ukraine refugees, 665000 syrian refugees, as well as over a 183000 refugees from afghanistan at a 151000 from iraq in the past decade, the global refugee population has more than doubled. in 2022, we exceeded 30000000 refugees. germany has maintain high levels of support for accepting refugees, despite the concerns about immigration. and germany does not have the law enforcement necessary to keep german or refugee 6. many would argue that germany has reached the breaking point with the amount of stress refugees and migrants have placed on society. jeremy needs to cross laws to cope with the situation and find additional enforcement, social workers and staff to be able to sort out economic migrants from the refugees and process asylum claims before accepting more refugees. in the u. k. asylum seekers are generally barred from work until they have attained refugee status. if t

u. n. has been speaking to the press on a close dose. ready counseling these in, by the know stream effects you called out with some pals, jeremy denmark, i'm sorry, that was saying the conduct to the institution. inquiries. and instead of a complete investigation into the incident, we repeatedly approached the 3 countries asking to be part of the investigation, then to update the us on the state of the investigation. they declines that outrage this part is that the absolutely deny us any information. they say it's classified, they say that they're dealing with it themselves on them. they organize these kinds of tories tour to the place of the sabotage. the inquiring joined the list to make some further episode to the conspiracies. here is uh, shielding. uh some la, sometimes the room is we will understand. so trying to show the responsibility from those were all really comfortable off of these uh, sabotage and all the same pipelines that blown up back in 710 the house because of denmark, faces of an exclusive were filed late. so at the scene, in february, this year, renowned investigative jealousy was claimed that the souls had reveale

a u—turn, but the message is clear. labour are getting serious about government as i said last night, since the removal of jeremy corbyn,er than the elephant man, but he doesn't flip flop like starmer and he knows what a woman is. and i would argue he has steadied the ship significantly since he arrived at number ten, identifying the five key issues facing the country the nhs illegal migrant crossings, economic growth, the debt and inflation. so those warring tories must at last decide whose team they are on. team boris , team they are on. team boris, which isn't even on the pitch or team sunak, who currently has the ball and the balls. boris got brexit done. he kept corbyn out of number 10 and he rightly sold a positive vision of britain . but whether or not his britain. but whether or not his dispatch from parliament was politically motivated or not, whether it was fair or a miscarriage of justice, who the hell knows? it's actually irrelevant that his name has gonein irrelevant that his name has gone in the referee's book and he's walking down into the tunnel, so it's time to move on from boris johnson, whose time has

a u—turn, but the message is clear. labour are getting serious about government as i said last night, since the removal of jeremy corbyn,er than the elephant man, but he doesn't flip flop like starmer and he knows what a woman is. and i would argue he has steadied the ship significantly since he arrived at number ten, identifying the five key issues facing the country the nhs illegal migrant crossings, economic growth, the debt and inflation. so those warring tories must at last decide whose team they are on. team boris , team they are on. team boris, which isn't even on the pitch or team sunak, who currently has the ball and the balls. boris got brexit done. he kept corbyn out of number 10 and he rightly sold a positive vision of britain . but whether or not his britain. but whether or not his dispatch from parliament was politically motivated or not, whether it was fair or a miscarriage of justice, who the hell knows? it's actually irrelevant that his name has gonein irrelevant that his name has gone in the referee's book and he's walking down into the tunnel, so it's time to move on from boris johnson, whose time has