in the news, the u. k. foreign office has refused to disclose vital information about he committed atrocities in somalia. at the end of december, over 20 pros, somali activists were killed during protests in the city of las anot. in the unrecognized states of somali lund with an elite police team funded by the u. k, allegedly involved in the killings parties, africa, correspondence, no lavarrio conquer things is more the u. k is censoring vital information on who really shots protest as, as the money land. the somalian break we region in clashes between pro somalia protestors and security forces. this comes after a year long funding off of security forces, known for numerous killings of civilians, but somehow decided to hold them for reasons the a not disclosing the disclosure of information. detailing our relationship with somali land could potentially damage the relationships between the u. k. and somali land, if the united kingdom does not maintain this trust and confidence, its ability to protect and p

that much, apparently the u. k puts its interest and greed very high than the lives of many civilians. pesticides ban in the e. u over their health risks are being used on farm supplying food giants, including nestle world wide. that's according to a recent reports. pesticides, bandanna, you and linked to potential human health risks continue to be produced and exported by european chemical companies. our investigation identified the brazilian farms using the pesticides and the international food and drink companies. they supply among them are multi nationals like nestle coca cola.

the u. k. just joined a trade pat with 11 asian pacific nations, its biggest trade deal since breaks it. while the comprehensive and progressive agreement for trans pacific partnership or c, p t, p. p, was established in 2018. it includes australia, brunei, canada, chilly, japan, malaysia, mexico, u zealand, peru, singapore, and vietnam. membership of the c p t p. p loosens restrictions on trade between members and reduces tariffs on goods. more than 99 percent of u. k. exports to the 11 other countries will now be eligible for tariff free trade . the deal also aims to cut red tape for british businesses. firms are no longer required to set up offices or be residents of the packs member countries to provide services there. the trade area covers a market of around $500000000.00 people and will be worth 15 percent of the world's income once united kingdom formerly joins. while the u. k. has signed trade deals in agreements with more than 70 countries, and one with the e. u. since his departure fr

rather the u. k even visited, so my land in 2019 and it has reaffirmed the eucharist commitment to support a somali lancer creative forces. now the democracy in there has also been praised by london and quite a bizarre statement. in so many respects somali land, he's a beacon, it is a place where elections are held. people shake hands afterwards and do not contest them. i hope the u. k. will be able to increase its support for that region. well, any idea why the u. k. saw interested in this break way region. apparently it is because of the black gold british companies in our energy is extracting over 2000000000 a barrels of oil there. while some mine is government in mogadishu, rejects gals claim to own oil rights as the minor land lenders seems to not care about that much. apparently, the u. k puts if interest and greed very high than the lives of many civilians. she is true, true to so 1st as a tragedy. second is a force. so this is the to placidity, offer foreign especially weston, foreign policy

the u. k censors information about the killers of pro somalia activists in the unrecognized state of so molly land leading to questions about the possible involvement of the police forces who funded it pesticides, which post health risks that are being used on farm supplying major companies like nestle despite being banned in the you with good afternoon for moscow. this is our international with the latest world news updates i'm fiorella is about it's great to have you with us. the united kingdom has confirmed the sending of depleted uranium ammunition to ukraine, a substance known for being highly toxic to human beings. london has waved aside the control of the uranium you saying get, now lies in the hands of cab, or war corresponded. more does the of bring the details from the ground. now in its 60th week, the conflict in ukraine is largely confined to position of warfare. artillery remains the dominant form of combat. this is the relative calm before the storm. according to key of officials

because the u. k. is decision to withhold information about the violence against civilian protests as, as the mighty land, especially our national security grounds is quite concerning and worrying this lack of transparency raises the suspicions about the u. k. involvement in the last, the not genocide. now this ridiculous response also highlights the a bankruptcy of the u. k. policy on some ivy. i think what's also worth noting is that the funding of training and equipment for somebody land from the u. k stopped in 2020 amnesty international say to more than 600 people have been injured in the recent fighting. and so my lad, security forces are currently to blame. somali land security forces indiscriminately shelled the town damaging hospitals, schools and mosques killing and injuring civilians, and displacing tens of thousands of people among the civilians killed were women. children, older people with health conditions and health care workers. they were mostly killed during indiscriminate attacks inv

while the u. k has signed trade deals and agreements with more than 70 countries, and one with the e. u, since his departure from the block in 2020, the terms of the majority of those agreements were rolled over from its previous membership of the e. u. the australia deal was the 1st trade agreement negotiated by the u. k. since breaks it, the u. s. is a significant trading partner accounting for at least 16 percent of total u. k. trade. but a free trade deal between the 2 nations has told. well, johnny is now from london, is vicki price, who is the chief economic advisor at the center for economics and business research? vicki, welcome. by its own reckoning, the u. k. government estimates this will increase economic outputs by less than 0 point one percent. so really just how significant is this? i think the significance is mainly not highlighting the fact that the u. k wants to be a global player rather than necessarily the implant you may have on g d p, and hopes that that will lead to maybe more

but it's got, obviously a lot worse for both of you citizens coming into the u. k and u. k. citizens going into the u for work in the created ours are briefly in just touch on this, but is this also something we're seeing with british bands going into the are they also having problems with us briefly if you could really briefly. yes, they are because they don't totally understand the rules on $9180.80 s comes in and at the end of this year is going to make things even tighter because it's going to be automated. all right, music engine. ian smith talking about bands from the u. k. and europe trying to tour. thank you very much. pleasure which it makers in eastern germany are reacting to soaring demand for semiconductors by expanding their production facilities and what some are calling silicon saxony. now with the u. s. south korea, taiwan, japan and china all competing for leadership and the global high tech semiconductor supply chain. the german region is still confident it to can carve out a share that market microchips are going to play a key role in tony since future.

does it appear that the u. k. has sort of relinquished its sovereignty of jurisdiction due to decades old extradition treaties with the u. s, and that julian is a victim of that, among other things. well from the beginning for those of us who have followed the case closely. this has been judicial farce. there are all sorts of legal anomalies that should have invalidated this case. a long time ago we can begin with a fact that julian has not committed a crime. he didn't do anything different from what the new york times the guardian dare spiegel. and l p. s. did when they published the iraq war logs. remember, that's what he's being charged with under the espionage at 17 counts. so it's 170 years if he's convicted on all counts on another 5 years for hacking into a government computer, although he didn't hack into a government computer. chelsea manning who leaked the documents did not need to hack into the computer or chelsea manning had done all of the passwords security clearance to get into the computer to, to pa

the, you and the u. k. are the iranian foreign ministry on the same blank republic affair on condense, the acts of the e. u, and the u. k. international obligations regarding combating terrorism and set forth in the united nations charter over the past alleged gross rights violations by the iranian official harsh cracked down on hundreds of thousands of protesters. as always, we appreciate your company here on our t n. ah, frederick military intervention in ukraine? yes. ah, hello, i'm manila in some 50 percent of countries around the world. but is the same true when other countries demand with pulitzer prize winning journalist chris hedges. alright. and australia, national has been the center of now locked away at a maximum security prison awaiting extradition, ugly, especially since for decades the u. k. has the coolest near or u. k. air base. the u. s. rejected the extradition imbalance between the u. s. and the rest of the warranty on the assange extradition trial is post of the chris hedges report on th

s a u. k, but it would appear that when you look at any random country, the u. s. asked for anybody for any reason that country almost always acquiesces, but it's not true the other way around. yeah, that's exactly right. and we should also be clear that in the case of julian, as i mentioned before, he's not a us citizen. and he did not commit a crime. so the hypocrisy is not limited to this case. there are numerous cases, including the case of hoss on the stuff of some a nasir in milan, which i can go into if you want in 2003. the u. s. has one set of rules for others. another set of rules for themselves are more to come with chris hedges . don't go anywhere. chris. coming up next. the united states keeps extradition numbers under wraps. the mystery around just how many people the u. s. government brings from a broad and forces to stand trial or unknown. we'll discuss it when we return said type the m. o will be right back a ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, a ah with what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race

s. pressure, they've made it clear that if they don't, if the u. k allows brakes it to get in the way of the p steel. that there won't be a trade deal which the u. k needs post breakfast. so biden's really and he's really pushing his irish routes. so i think it's going to be central to how this plays out . all right, my colleague clifford kuhn and thank you very much. let's go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. tesla will build a new factor in shanghai to produce large scale batteries. the roughly the size of a shipping container and can power $3600.00 homes for an hour when demand from the local power grid is high or during a blackout. elan mosque has pledge to expand energy storage business to be on par with the companies car operations. german employers association has rejected a trade union demand for a 4 day work week with the same pay for employees in the german steel sector. bosses say it would lead to exorbitant cost increases is that would also make german steel companies uncompetitive and could endanger jobs.

out that there were a say were there have been a small number of restrictions between ourselves the u. k. a directly as a result of graduate? well businesses, the northern ireland are benefiting from being inside the u. single market. great britain is still northern ireland biggest trading partner. so any freaked in at the border causes concern. the british government and the european union have recently agreed to reduce trade checks at the board at a minimum that helps importers in northern ireland, such as mac brown, whose daily, and belfast has been in his family for 3 generations. for him, it is more difficult now to receive some products like certain cheeses from small producers in england and scotland. sometimes there's a delay. you don't know if you're gonna get her. i was going to get stopped and, you know, the fact is i need thought, you know, very quickly on every, those get delayed. you know, you sometimes shelter like return it and say, i'm sorry, but i mean that's 4 days. been delivered. fresh fruits discarded. and yet insecurities over breck said remain, some politicians ar

in other news, the u. k. foreign office has refused to disclose vital information about who committed atrocities in somalia. at the end of december of a 20 pro somali activists were killed, joint protest in the city of las anot, in the unrecognized states of somali land with an elite please team fronted by the u. k. allegedly involved in the killings. are these africa correspondence? no. the wheel can guy brings us more details. the u. k is, seems to ring vital information on who really sucks, protest as it's a minute. and the, some audience basically region and crashes between co somalia, protestant and security. they can, the big western multinational is reduced to begging in the streets with 10 tops just because the wants to virtue signal is concerned over health and environmental safety. right. but look the fact that some food components have to make plain trips from half way around the world to avoid being seen getting loaded up with the dodge, chemicals really achieves little of genuine virtue beyond m

this includes the u. k. and perhaps not surprisingly, led accused of illegally training chinese military pilots, citizenship his citizenship status currently is not quite clear. he did this training without a proper license. and that's why now that all doug has done was his job as a parcel of this extradition game has made this kind of bar for cation between us and down below, you know, aggressors against the united states de leon dollars, which is more than the military budgets alpha, oh, you know, all sorts of american citizen, so we're latasha for that. so again, it's the i that ties. i'll will see you whacked by the times of chris hedges, host of the chris hedges report. as you can see when the u. s. government or the so called an extradition to conviction rate by the d o. j. it's unlikely hers as a military contractor or simply as a distracted dr. i was going to do it for this weeks episode of modus operandi, the show that dig deep. ah, most 20 is to kind of said, was it anybody else ever never made a 1

the united states and the u. k. have ignored those findings as the sweden, which is known for its upholding of human rights. so all this only happens in order to protect those who are committing more crimes. so the bushes and blair's of this world who when can ran and a leader warning, a dock who ran poking millions of people in afghanistan and elsewhere, who am engaged in torture. guantanamo, all of this is about not just about assange, it's about covering up those crimes and saying that anyone who says anything about those crimes will be tortured. so this is about silencing the troops ah, aircraft giant, boeing reportedly plans to restore full production of its controversial $737.00 max jazz. it's been 4 years since 2 deadly crashes left more than 300 people dad, and saw the aircraft grounded the world over and the company's reputation severely . heck, he may remember the 1st of those fatal crashes occurred in indonesia, back in october 2018. the jet plunge from the sky just 13 minutes after take off, killing all

that's been a vote and the u. k. government over this, the d u p. did not vote in favor for this very briefly please, will this ensure a peace in northern ireland. it's still early days. so what is important now is that the d u p comes back to the table and come spec to governing in northern ireland. there has been riches to knock has been saying just just now that there is a lot of work to be done. and also the irish prime minister has been calling on and on both on the due p to come back and also said that he is confident that this will be resolved in the coming months. wanted to check in, in brussels. thank you to cyprus. now another european island that has been plagued by divisions. this one for most 50 years. cyprus was cut in 2 in 1974 after a series of conflicts that led to turkey occupying the northern half. in 1983, the north, unilaterally declared independence, which is only recognized by turkey today than all the part is largely populated by turkish cypriots and the south by greek cypriots. the united nations maintains a buffer zone to a

upholding international law in records of a phone call between blair and bill clinton, the former u. k. p. an express his willingness to participate in the military action against iraq. if the u. s. press to had in a meeting with his senior advisors in 1998, the british viet justified his decision by saying it was the only way to make it on her same comply. i still find the laurel facies advice, some convincing. there must, at the very least be an argument that the un security council has agreed there is a breach. the only issue is, can we use force and why not? if it is the only way to compliance the u. s. and the u. k. launched a 4 day bombing campaign against iraq and december of 1998. after that then us president bill clinton accused saddam hussein at breaching commitments to the un developing weapons of mass destruction and not withdrawing his forces from co way. as many as 1400 iraqi soldiers were killed and strikes on around a 100 military facilities. political commentator anthony webber believes that tony blair should face legal action since he blatantly light to the u. k. parl

, and called 1st by the u. k. government concerns the supporters of a thing, the u. k. asylum system to help terrorism. we're also brought up at a meeting in new delhi between british and indian officials. the talks followed incident at london's indian high commission last month where windows was smashed and the separatist collar study flag replaced the indian national flag. new delhi did announce the attack as a bill of the a martin, india institute, big tank in india, essays, radical suppression in the u. k. because you look at the high profile incident that some folks storm the indian high commission and they took down the flag and they were going to put the color, some flag and etc. so it was a high profile. instead in india launched a strong purposed ar, and the british i think, are going to certainly not on words. look at these cases with a much closer to micro school than they were doing earlier into the cases what see in the asylum and u. k. best separate this, what the activities are usually several of them are within very much the spectra and the u. k. may n

over the past months saw the u. k and in you are having posed are several so called sanctions packages against these la mac republic and against the r g c over alleged gross rights violations by the iranian officials. it won't, in return, has called on the you to avoid taking a duel approach on the issue of human rights while keeping mom over. frances harsh cracked down on hundreds of thousands of protesters over microns pension reform plan. so now these la mic republic is advising the you to mind its own business and avoid interfering in other countries issues. as always, you can keep up with all the very latest news updates, documentaries, and interviews by checking our website, all p dot com. thank you for your company. i'm for choosing international. mm hm. ah ah, neutrality is one of the most flexible concepts and international relations that you can imagine, which is why it's so useful. but why it is so inherently difficult to grasp. so that the chances we have is that countries fill it with the meaning that is

there has been a world in the u. k. government over this, the d u p. did or not wrote in favor for this. very briefly, please will this ensure peace in northern ireland. it's still early days, so what is important now is that the d u p comes back to the table and come spec to governing in northern ireland. there has been riches soon. arc has been saying air just just now that there's a lot of burke to be done. and also the irish prime minister has been calling and on both on the d. u. p to come back and also said that he is confident that this will be resolved in the coming months. august, 1 of the children in brussels. thank you. ah, spain's john rom kept his nerve to win golf's 1st major of the year. the master said o guster, he began the day 4 shots behind or when our leader brooks crept gut. but while the american faltered rom held on for a 1st master's title, the victory also sees him go top of the world rankings. the sun finally shining and overnight leave it the mastiff. what could possibly go wrong or not? quite lost as it turns out, if you'll

over the past months are the u. k. and e u, i have imposed our several so called sanctions packages against these womic republic and against the r g c over alleged gross rights violations by the iranian officials. it won't, in return, has called on the you to avoid of taking a dual approach on the issue of human rights while keeping mom over. frances harsh cracked down on hundreds of thousands of protesters over microns pension reform plan. so now these la mic republic is advising the you to mind its own business and avoid interfering in other countries issues.

this means that the u. k. has voted to leave the european union. cameron himself against exiting the you didn't expect the result and resign a represent. some of the athletes who benefit from remaining in the european system of finance is did terry's or may the next prime minister advocate the u. k. is resurrection as an independent world leader. context of the time was to lease may have sought a deal with the e u. that was effectively, you know, a continuation of e membership panel, but name it would have gotten catch in britain and financially for politically bureaucratically and militarily tied to the you may also belong to the elite group of international finance is the self break. said she'd been working on didn't suit brakes and supporters and they decided to speed up the exit will up with got all the new recording but go spirits of your us if where you're discontinued. that's a good, as in the key figures within this war, we have our old friend, richard dill, of an gwydion prince, who is a longstanding,

u. k. market stating, but not everyone is ready to carry the burden of rising costs. in the u. k, someone needs to accept that they're worse off and stop trying to maintain their real spending power by bidding up prices with a high wages or passing the energy costs through on to customers. instead, people try and pass that cost onto one of our compatriots saying will be all right, but they will have to take our share to the past the parcel game that's going on here. that game is generating inflation and that part of inflation can persist. the economists warning has come of large corporations in the u. k, such as pepsico and mcdonald's report to increased revenue to higher prices. however, you pay trade union say, this is nothing more than pure greed. i think that corporations, all the ones driving up inflation as they raise price is beyond reasonable cost. in the meantime, ordinary u. k. households have come under pressure as pointers for groceries have saw that the highest, the annual rat

u. k became one of the 1st countries in europe to send defense weaponry to help craniums we will do what more we can in the days ahead. meanwhile, written itself is suffering severe economic problems. please come in i'll show you. i'll show you how i keep it warm. is to reduce is here one of them i switch off. just save me from electricity. the other one is warm, but i'm, i'm only keeping the chiller to bear. mean you're not putting a dial up because it's going to you so much more energy. so i'm going to show you the meters for electricity and gas. they downstairs at the center right here. so they go so fast. now it's just really annoying. in the one of them billions to my flow. the other ones bill on to my neighbors. you really are, you know what you want them to, you just fun of slow it down and you want to roll it back. because if you don't want to go forward and my name is eric. yeah, bear with me because alice cannot hold me jumping man. okay. i to bit with the story so. okay. so you

anyway, my u. k. lawyer, to advise me to keep a copy of the supreme court decision just in case i didn't stop anywhere in europe . i did, and my wife for me a few times she said look, we're going to fly down to south africa. we've got to go direct because you're not wanted in portugal anymore. we better not go anywhere near the year. so my lawyer said, take the supreme court decision with you. i did that. and i was in for the shock of my life because trans transit in schiphol airport. i'm instantly re a russian on the exact same source, warm dodge should ignore portugal for judge's decision. they confiscated my pulse for photographed fingerprinted me for a 2nd time, 16 months. they stripped me, make it and put me in solitary confinement. i wasn't allowed any medic, my own medication was forbidden. i asked why my, for my medication. they said, well, you know, we have to worry about drugs or could i at least get a book to read from my suitcase? no. in case you got drugs on the pages, i thought what the

and the u. k. may not have any laws or legal instruments through, you know, get up all them up, comments by some, you know, you k based or i'm in the, vist, broadly speaking right on in the us, especially human rights and democracy. ah, that is a, that has not been looked really favorably in india for discussion in india in the media. us especially also the television media, the print media that though wrist has its own standards, which it wants to talk down upon india or, or we're kind of giving the sermons to india so, so that is a, becoming a little bit of an edit. and now in india, ah, the sudanese military has warned of potential clos clashes with the countries rapids support forces after the powerful paramilitary deployed its troops across the country without the armies consent battle clark, when police movements and deployments happened without the agreement of the leadership of the armed forces, or even co ordination with that continuation, will lead to more tension and divisions that could

over the past months saw the u. k. and in you are having posed are several so called sanctions packages against these la mac republic and against the r g c over alleged gross rights violations by the iranian officials. it won't, in return, has called on the you to avoid of taking a dual approach on the issue of human rights while keeping mom over. frances harsh cracked down on hundreds of thousands of protesters over microns pension reform plan. so now these la mic republic is advising the you to mind its own business and avoid interfering in other countries issues. as always, you can keep up with all the very latest news updates, documentaries, and interface by checking our website all t dot com. thank you for your company. i'm for choosing international in in light of major assertion this past week. but ukraine will be a member of the military alliance. is natal planning for a direct military intervention? ukraine? yes. that it intends on going to war with russia. a ah i'm african are dancing. you're watching this se

c, the u. k. home secretary said, the situation in sit down is very different to ukraine's do you think that's the sort of comment that people across the u. k. will be noting that heads an agreement to well, a much particularly unfortunate the she uses the same dog with language that we come to expect from quite a number of these government ministers. like you mentioned, rob agenda. it was mentioned earlier on this talk of asylum seekers coming via and cannibalizing britain as well. so resources, so this one in the country that they don't share our british values, whatever they may be, they contain some files and so on. well, as does every nationality in the world as far as i'm aware. so we're used to this kind of inflammatory language, combined with a refusal to act in any kind of way that can be described as a terrier. i think there's, there's already been pointed out, legislation is going through the central parliament in effectively making illegal to come to britain to see refugee status. so t