and here at the u. k. costs went to the, at the you, when, and really is embarrassed and put the pressure on them. and of course, so they'll be doing that in london and places around the world. the fact is we don't have enough ground troops out there to be honest with you. we have for guys that, but we don't have for julian, he's been put on the back burner but, but which works well for, for this administration, and i guess the u. k. administration. but i think it just has to be prepared for direct action. make a lot of noises, as john pilcher said, get out or action is the only thing that's gonna work. reasoning is not going to work. action is gonna work. and so we all know, i mean you've, you've dealt with this for 8 years, you know, what's going to happen if it gets alexandria, it is put in that hole that has stayed below. one bedrooms are prisoners nearby. i've been, i've been there, i've done that. i, i've done reports on there that place is a very scary place and you know, i don't know the c i a is

but of course we knew we were the only countries in the u. k. the short a land border with the so bread cuz it has really all set those people here and they were settled prior to that. and the other thing we've learned since breaks it is the idea of voting for change without knowing what that change would actually mean. it's gone in and let the people of we've left anything through those talks it, here's a breakfast. negotiation says that you don't take on the books that people want to know quite right, claim, avoid what it would mean for their health service. what would mean for education? what it would mean for the economy of their children? those questions have yet to be answered. so i think regardless of lot of people say, there is a huge amount of work to be done to say this is what it would look like. we kind of address the questions that you and have a blessed have. i'm for people in the republic of ireland. there isn't a huge commer for me. unification again, they want to know will go to main. how much would it cost us? what would the im

what could be his final u. k. legal baffled to avoid extradition to the us on spying charges for more on the story we can now talk to months under the us. he's a professor of law at the university a possible and a former you in special rough or to or on arbitrary detention thanks for being with us. professor, you were involved in the un analysis of julia sanchez detention you said in the past that he should be released. tell us why it's a very simple matter. legally speaking, judith massage has been detained in different ways since 2010, the united nations working group on arbitrary detention reported in the 2015. it was published in 2016 that this uh, detention was on the full. it was arbitrary, it costs that used a breach of international law. and then at that time it was the swedish was hard to use the u. k. o, sorry. because the original part is which of then how did you do to release it? they did not. he has been on the different forms of detections since then, including the peerage you saw in, in the, in th

and today i was reading in the declassified u. k that the judges of the names of victoria shop and jen image johnson. they have links to the british establishment. and as i mentioned with the m i 6 and they are accused of getting paid in the past by the m i 6. and this is a very dangerous, in my opinion, think because the judges must be neutral in disregard. and if the judges follow their a, their instinct or their uh, the law is that a lady in front of them to in junior the sides will walk to motor fee. but if the judges decide that julian assigns will be expedited through united states, then there will be on other cases of accusations against these judges. and in my opinion, the, the, the location of being this house in the u. k. when the you k is also have an investment interest in expedite, i think julian assigns to the united states because the u. k was partner with united states in iraq was partner with united states in the, in i've got a son, was partly with united states in my country, syria. so old and oh, it doesn't indica

they also say that the u. k. should expedite joining us ons because that has been longstanding friendship. the us as an ally off the united kingdom and that it should be basically taken for granted that they would act in good faith and that you would get it free and said try it in the us and what's, what's the thinking in the u. k. where you are very good. i mean, how is this on the scene there? this is really interesting. so these 2 days, so a lot of supporters of julian hassan she had just around me outside the court house . they were just charging all day long. basically the stages were and m p 's, human rights people, john, are those so going to is ations where they were speaking in favor of 2 we're going to so on. but if he's not, is case is not covered intensively by u k. media. so there is, there is a bit of a disconnect, it's not that does not cover the tools, but i see media from around the world covering this case, but not so much in the u. k. and equally, the people that have been had been coming from

after a hard one piece, the region in the u. k. was formed to an island was partitioned by britain in 1921 and for decades was controlled by pro purchased unionist. that's all changed since the last elections. the largest policy is now sion fame, formerly the political wing of the aisle race that for a violent conflict from 1969 and seeking irish unity, tens of thousands of civilians were killed or injured in violence involving the british army, police, and several paramilitary groups. and international peace process. so the years bruce, a political several months of the aisle re dissolved in 2005. so how important is the resumption of politics in northern ireland while the region remain in the u. k . or could irish unity become a reality? we'll be discussing this in more in a few moments without guess, but 1st this report on how these events developed by image and came by a 2 year political stalemate ends in northern orland to democratic union. this policy would be dropping. it's boy quote of the northern ireland assembling it had

here in the u. k. u puts the prime minister, where she's seen that he's put out a statement saying that he wishes is matter. see a full and speedy recovery, saying he has no doubts. he'll be back to full strength and no time. and he knows the whole country will be wishing it well isn't actually as well we tucked in the united states, the state department will say things, thoughts are with the king and his family. what is clearly a very difficult find. difficult indeed are corresponding charlie trusting people with the ladies tonight from london, that breaking news king charles diagnosed with cancer. charlotte, thank of us, secretary of state anthony, blinking has arrived in the middle east in the hope of securing a ceasefire between israel and from us. it is 5th trip to the region since the homos of terror attacks on october summit. lincoln is in saudi arabia and is also stopping in egypt. guitar and israel to propose deal would allow the phased release of his really hostages in exchange for palestinian

let's the u. k. housing assistance, the country's nuclear deterrence remains safe, secure, and effective previous tests of the miss out several years ago also ended in failure. the i'm joins live now by farmer us army officer just on his left properties next so. so thanks for joining the spring of studio measure. so 2nd successive test after one reports and evade of costs back in 2016 demo dease as a business new credit, cert remain safe skilled, effective. as we just said, this seems to be somewhat of an inconsistency that yeah, considering that uh for the u. k. the submarine, uh, is the only, uh, real leg of the uh, the nuclear to turn that for nuclear submarines that carrier sum range. so if your muscles aren't flying, obviously you don't have much of it during the simple fact that the previous tests done in 2016 and this will flu flu of course itself that a nice thank god to us of that nation work. um. but the fact that it's been with uh, almost a year or so. yeah. since sort of saving the test

and this case is closed the case that julian has the u. k. and the us i'm embarrassed with it on the world side. foundation media outlets. e f e associates can start the killing of a defect, said russian pilots. it's horace for hijacking a russian helicopter, which resulted in the desk slip to come right the a very well welcome to you. this is all t international coming to live from the russian capital. any thanks for joining us . one civilian has been concerns killed and 9 wounded as ukraine. alicia shells in multiple strikes on don't yet city on choose day that's according to officials and they were public. a warning full year disturbing images i had keeps a tax struck several residential areas of the city. why that on the military targets people's homes is what a civilian infrastructure sites have been damaged. ukraine has been using high caliber rocket and kind of knocks hillary to target civilian areas. the teas a goes, donna springs more details from the city of the fine. well 1st i want you to have a look at this into section for a ver

now the wiki league found the julian assault, which has failed to appear in a u. k. cotton. what could be his last chance to stop his extradition to the u. s. lawyer? so the 52 year old said that he has to on, well, the legal team is trying to persuade judges that the ground to new appeal hearing, as long as is warranted by us. prosecutors who intend to put him on trial on spying charges. his wife says he could die if he is expedited outside the high court in london, a heartfelt message from a son and his wife to supporters gathered to press for his release. we don't know what, what, what, what to expect. but you are here because the world is watching the to day hearing could become a sondors final battle in the u. k. justice system. but his lawyer say he was to on, well to attend the 52 year old has been fighting for more than a decade to avoid being sent to the us where he could face life in prison if convicted on spying charges. sanchez, being a wanted man since 2010. after his whistle blowing for him. wiki leaks, published classified us army materials and supplied by an i

the u. k has frozen their assets and impose to travel ban. israel has said that they are promising early signs on a new deal to release hostages from gaza. i mean, regional talks to secure a pause in the fighting a war cabinets member, but any guns said that if no new deal to struck, israel will continue operating through the muslim holy month of ramadan police and several european countries that carried out range on people. smugglers suspected of being involved in the legal migration across the english channel in germany alone. the raids let the dozens of arrest the use law enforcement agency, your report coordinate, the operations. the german of football league is a band and a 1000000000 your plan to bring an investor into the boat. now this follows months of protest by fans who showed their opposition to the idea by throwing objects onto the pigeon. disrupting gates, they feared that the investment would shift the focus away from the sport input. profit ahead of everything else are now to j

the u. k. has frozen their assets and impose to travel ban on police and several european countries have carried out res, unsuspecting members of a people smuggling gang involved in the legal migration across the english channel in germany alone. the raids lived in dozens of a russ your own fault, coordinated the operations. spanish farmers at fault with police, the demonstration in madrid. hundreds attracted, you see the might there rolled into the capital for fresh protests against what they see as excessive red tape and insufficient aid from the state. farmers have been protesting for weeks now across many countries here in your us, lawyers today urged a u. k. court to block wiki leaks founder julian the sanches extradition appealed. supporters of assaults purchased it outside of the london court. for deciding whether or not the sergeant should have yet another opportunity to argue against being extradited to the united states, to face espionage charts. or correspond the big boss as she was

the kids from spain in the u. k. might not have been aware of this, but creating i'm publishing explicit images of other minors is a crime in the countries whether they're using a i or not. legally speaking, we're talking about child sexual abuse materials making, possessing, distributing such material is illegal in many countries. the fact that the images aren't real doesn't necessarily change the fact that it's a punishable offense. for example, in another case in south korea and use audit special intelligence to generate more than $300.00 exploitative images of children. in september 2023, it was sentenced to 2 and a half years in jail. even the cartoons are but less realistic depictions are illegal in many countries. it's easy to do. it's a lot to all of a few clicks to create very convincing photo realistic content. the spanish teenagers use an application which promises to undress any go using i. it emphasizes that as guidelines include age verification on obtaining consent, but it doesn't stick to the it's a f

both the u. k. and the us left a message from the whistle blowers, brother not see, correspondent steve sweeney was outside. the high colton london for the final appeal against expedition on espionage charges is now in session. behind closed doors is once as long as the family members have to say, this is friedman, and this case is closed the case with julian has the u. k. and the us. i'm embarrassed and it on the world side. simply by letting julian go and re establishing themselves as human rights advocates, the can be powerful around the world. 3 julian, a sorry it's k is an admission by the united states, but they now criminalize investigative journalism. it's an attack on all journalists all over the world. it's an attack on the truth, and it's with an attack on the public right to know, hundreds of campaigners and supporters of which edicts pro found a duty in the phones of gathered here outside the high quotes and send to london coding a di x. now, this is the critical food i have been told y

that's how the u. k. c's, german, chancellor, all i've schultz is bombastic claims about britain and france, supposedly helping ukraine far, long range missiles out russian forces. the soldiers comments are wrong, irresponsible, and a slap in the face to allies. we have a choice either will give you credit with needs, or we will see more bloodshed and a complete failure of the terrence. this is a flagrant abuse of intelligence deliberately designed to distract from germany's reluctance to arm ukraine with its own long range missile system. this will no doubt be used by russia to racket up the escalator letter. alright, joining me in the studio here is our t correspondent, fiorella isabel fiorella. schultz says you can print and helping your clients are missiles at russian forces. that's a pretty big rubber lation from the leader of a needle member states. yeah, it is indeed the german chancellor is facing blow back from his allies because of the fact that he's the quiet part out loud. saying that parents

the u. k though, says this is not the place to resolve this question about us with the, with the latest for us, from the hague and those hearings, thanks so much bonded. well, that's not bringing. so tom bar accounts, he's a professor of public policy, has not been clear for university. he joins us to from the hague, focus on what did you make of the u. k. submission, it was very carefully crafted. it was under invincible. that u. k. does not disagree with the legality of the occupation, but the calling for is a negotiated, entered bravo, done an order from the court. and that is the argument saying, you know, we are, we should not go around the, the existing framework of the security council. and we should leave it for the 2 parties to negotiate. and i found there are 2 issues here that probably might take . one is of course, they do not recognize the fact that the issue has been with the security council for so many years. and there's so many richard counsellor decisions that is where i refu

a certain that uh for the u. k. or the submarine uh is the only, uh, real leg of the uh, the nuclear to turn. yeah. for nuclear submarines that carrier uh, some range. so if your muscles aren't flying, obviously you don't have much of a during the simple fact that the previous test in 2016 and this will flu is flu, of course, itself. that a nice, a normal surface like this you would take apart, which you could of the missile recover and figure out what's going on around the missile start checking if it's a, if it's a programming error, if it's a problem in the propellant, whichever system you get down you can do here and then type your fish bone analysis. come down to what your problem issues are and start checking all the other methods and then get them back on line as fast as possible. a, when you consider you only have 4 submarines with a limited payload of i think, 12 missiles a piece. if i remember correctly. there 48 missiles as your whole nuclear determined effectively, and they don't work. well, how concerne

u. k. extradition treaty explicitly forbids. we had for me at least experts kevin walk on monday and he was the found of the online channel seriana analysis. and he says the us case against us on she's meant to show gentlest around the world. like supposing washington's times will have grave consequences. in my opinion, this is the most important case for free press entry journalism. assign just main message, and main motivation was to stop the wars by exposing the true motivations and multi it's of the invading powers. and after world war 2, most of the invading powers were from the west and word b, the united states or the u. k, against navy, against syria, against the dark, against i've gotten a sign in different regions of the words. and this was terrifying projects for the united states because for the 1st time the public can see the to a multi is up. they pull additions, a waging this destructive wars and spreading may hammer around the words and calling it spreading democracy and spreading human rights, et cetera. therefo

also insinuating that france and the u. k. are doing exactly that and affirming that there's no way that his country would be providing these powers, cruise missiles, to find the kind of spending german soldiers must have no points and in no place be linked to targets. this tower system reaches this is a very far reaching weapon and what is being done in the way of target control and the company target control on the part of the british and the french can't be done in germany. everyone who has dealt with the system knows that what you create is missing is ammunition at all possible distances, but decisively not this thing from germany. so for basically setting a clear boundary as to how far germany will go for ukraine. schultz has been slammed as a man not fit for the job. he has also been said that he's working for the kremlin, as a propagandist. and this is of course, going to be used by russia and a senior m. p. a from angela merkel. former party event said that this was irresponsible. so we've seen a response from the u. k

the independent journalist and blogger, vanessa bailey, the daughter of a former u. k. invested into egypt speaks out of games need to aggression in the middle east . and exposes the western propaganda machine. the, basically, the u. s. operates on a, on a piracy policy in the sense that it doesn't form partnerships with silver and nations. unless the sovereign nations are prepared to ally themselves with the us. which then effectively means they are a captive satellite states of the us. they have no sovereignty, they have no self determination. they have to comply with us agendas. if those countries resist us agendas, then they are targeted for destruction, either through hybrids, wolf, or for direct smell, attraction as in, for example, iraq. and what is the, the policy the policy is to effectively arrest all development of progressive countries to return them to the dark ages. uh, to install regimes that are friendly to the united states after $911.00. which of course was the amount of function events that then led to the global war. and tyra, during which are tyra

the 2nd and final day of hearings out the u. k. hi, quote. more details analysis and reaction to know is of course be found on our website. the don't call the the southern goals and now where the bodies of 2 victims have been recovered from a call that's apparently being hit by an is for a strike in the city of rafa. you may find the following images to be upsetting while ha of to the heavily charged bodies were pulled from the blood, the director of the vehicle. they were taken to a nearby move for identification. locals lined up to look inside the body bags to check if it was the relative. some monks, the dead. several other bodies were being seen taken away for burial. some 29200 palestinians have been killed in gauze us since october, but this happens. that's according to local officials. meanwhile, in the nearby city of han eunice, the don't does without food as n g o says these really military foamed shelter hosting medical stuff, killing at least 2 people as well. this comes as the international court of justice as hearing a case again

well, it's the 2nd and final day of hearings that the u. k hi quote. on whether the extra di jail we still blow a julian assaults to the us. this is on s been us charges of schools, of his support, which is have been rallying in london demanding his release, assault and his family members, friends and calling say that he is being persecuted for, revealing the truth. i am a good friend of julia and assigned to instead of his wife and the mother of the youngest child. and i have been visiting julian whether it was in the ecuadorian embassy, where he was for 7 years, and also in belmont, where he's paid for nearly 5 years. i've seen a man who was strong and big on, ready to change the world with truth to a man whose colorless, depressed really very, very low. and i'm terrified that really what's going on is our authorities a prosecute. takes julian until he ends his life through his health. through his stamina to keep fighting, to keep that candle lit he's been criminalized, have been committed. no offense, the crime for which he is being punished about w

the wiki leaks founder takes his appeal case to a u. k. cord is warranted on spying charges in the us. but his supporters claim he won't survive jail, it's expedite. also coming up, the family of alex, in about the par, reportedly told his body will not be released for 2 weeks. as they accuse russian authorities a cover up. that's who i deem important for me. we have a whole alixia now lights in the video message, the body's widow claims the russian president killed her husband. she says she'll continue his fight against the kremlin. life is slowly returning to and is rarely said he left deserted in the wake of the october 7th. how much tax the hello i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. after more than a decade, finding authorities in the british courts wiki leaks founder julian hassan. just now facing what could be his last chance to stop is extradition to the united states, a crowd of assad supporters has gathered outside london's high court calling for him to be released. his lawyers will last judges there today to grant a new a

he's been a lot of stuff in belmont prison in the u. k. since being arrested that in 2019 for failing to appear in cool. meanwhile, another renowned whistle blower, edward snowden, who exposed extensive us government efforts to legalise filed civilians as pointed to the fact the result is extradition from britain to the us would actually contradict a treaty between those 2 nations and pink floyd co founder roach and waters as also spoken as against the persecution of a song. here's what, what is told us when we interviewed him back in 2022. and all of these charges have been shown to be completely without merits. the hacking charge was based finally, on the testimony of a convicted criminal. and the, the file so much lend to the gold 20 or something. and who has since recounted his test to me, saying that he was paid to say that he was paid to give evidence against julian a search julian. hassan should not have spent a single day either in the ecuadorian embassy, where he was on sort of locked up for about 8 years, or certainly not in marc

the us and u. k. of launch several air strikes against the targets and yemen in an effort to stop the attacks on ships. they're also launching a multinational force to protect trade, which the u is now joining. so is the red sea now becoming fully militarized, and should protecting trade outweigh other issues? we'll put that to our guess. first, this report from my hobby. what's the british owned call go ship island is the latest merchant ship to be targeted by humans who's the rebels just days earlier, another u. k registered ship, the ruby mail was hit. it now stands at risk of sinking in the gulf of aden. of these strikes and the red sea are hiring efforts to protect the maritime car door that connects europe and the mediterranean to asia. the european union has approve the establishment of defense naval admission to work alongside us led coalition. so far, the pentagon says it's operation and the region has been successful in protecting cargo ships, sailing through what has become perilous waters.

remember those reason the e, you will just look at the u. k and the california both also have new recycling rules. the aim to compel companies to actually recycle materials and larger amounts . and for companies, this is what it comes down to. creating recycling economies is difficult. ready and it's expensive the years long efforts to create recycle packaging may actually be the easy part is always the low hanging fruit system for stuff to take, bolstering recycling processes on the backend. that's much harder. one thing is clear, the pressure for better greener packaging is growing, and it's unlikely to slow down any time soon. i, it's the rug, the environment. trends technology company is digitalization, stall, tops, new market, new media. the world is accelerating these the opportunities to try new things, take flights with the that we use business magazine made in germany next on d, w. americas. generally within the sprains. the country now has more guns in people while active as lobby for stricter regulations. the number of mass shooting

u k. direction . so so syria off the $911.00 was targeted for what's bush laira described as a different relationship. they wanted to bring by charlotte sides over to the side of the west. and in 2002, he was actually invited to the u. k. and tony blair, who was then department us or proposed a night to a full president facade. so it was very clear at this time that the west was quoting presently to side to try and get him to comply with western agenda. however, the leaders of this ancient country refused to be internally with the international monetary fund for to give up the silver and tape and break relations with russia. and at that point, the propaganda against president outside started the price of the invasion. over 600000 dead strikes, shedding local crashes, improvised explosive, scattered everywhere. a know of to the goes great over to on the threat defending. but that's not all. so we shifted in not 15000000 of visions of ordering and for that. so the 6 racing is so for us sense of the comp

but i wonder, particularly in the u. k, how much of this is down to receive financial shortfalls for the defense budgets? the pain squeeze somebody is now it's true that the i've been successive reorganizations of the u. k. military and the generals have become increasingly exasperated and consigned by these changes in funding you mentioned to be in, in the introduction how the number of professional soldiers in the on forces is now around 73000. when it was 100000 just over 10 years ago, so 25 percent reduction and the number of soldiers under the amount of money that's being spent is, is also. ready significant and, but it is also uh, coming down, i think really they said that the equipment that's being sent for example to ukraine which is putting a lot of pressure on domestic stop. 4 house and leaving generals to believe the, the homefront, if you like, is big left a little bit phone or but i think the message from the generals to politicians is infested thing as a free lunch. if you want to have a solid defensive capab

remember those reason the e, you would just look at the u. k. and the california both also have new recycling rules, the aim to compel companies to actually recycle materials and larger amounts. and for companies, this is what it comes down to. creating recycling economies is difficult, and it's expensive. the years long efforts to create recycled will packaging may actually be the easy part is always the low hanging fruit system for stuff to take, bolstering recycling processes on the backend. that's much harder. one thing is clear, the pressure for better greener packaging is growing, and it's unlikely to slow down any time soon. it's the to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspective. donald trump sounds like on extortionist. if allies want military protection from the u. s, they have to pay your, of a seeing his remarks, a nato and russia as a wake up call. if you return. so the white house this week onto the points to team and trump, and you'd access that gets nato and chris to the point next on dw, in the mountai

remember those, raising the e, you will just look at the u. k. and the california both also have new recycling rules. the aim to compel companies to actually recycle materials and larger amounts . and for companies, this is what it comes down to. creating recycling economies is difficult. ready and it's expensive the years long efforts to create recycle packaging may actually be the easy part is always the low hanging fruit system for stuff to take, bolstering recycling processes on the backend. that's much harder. one thing is clear, the pressure for better greener packaging is growing, and it's unlikely to slow down any time soon. i, it's the, into the conflict. so with tim, sebastian, i guess this week is alexi considering co, you creating an m. p. angelica parliamentary, assembly council of yours for a year ago, going to ranko, had post price present lensky and reservations about him. because he still believe this presidents will be due crying to victory conflict. next, on d. w to the point. strong opinions, clear positions. international per

u. k. launch a 2nd, 9th of retaliatory attacks against iran in the link militias, washington and london say they hit science belonging to this new c rebels in yemen, as follows us airstrikes in the rack and syria. also in the show and the united states, the democrats kick off their contest to choose their presidential nominate president biden, wins of predictive land line in south carolina. the 1st primary in his campaign, not his low approval ratings, means that the vote is still being seen as a test of his future re election chances. the american and in spain is good to have you with us. the united states and britain have launched a series of airstrikes on the who, the militia and yemen. washington and london put out a joined statement saying that they had some dozens of target, which included underground weapons depos missile systems and launchers and radars. the strong is a part of the us military's effort to the terms of movies from further disrupting global shipping lanes in the red

here in the u. k. u puts the prime minister where she's seen that he's put out a statement saying that he wishes is matter. see a full and speedy recovery saying he has no doubts. he'll be back to full strength and no time and he knows the whole country will be wishing it well internationally as well. we've had the united states. the state department will say things, thoughts are with the king and his family. what is clearly a very difficult time. difficult indeed. are corresponding charlie trusting people with the ladies tonight from london, that breaking news king charles diagnosed with cancer. charlotte, thank you. was secretary of state anthony blinking has begun a diplomatic tour of the middle east in the hope of securing a ceasefire between israel and tomas blinking is in saudi arabia and is stopping in egypt to contort and is real but is really forces they're expanding their offensive in gaza into rafa near the egyptian border where more than a 1000000 palestinians are now shelter. no lit up and