the u. k. should seek to question commitment to the refugee convention when it's commitment compared to others, is already some pull tim these remarks from so a problem and from your point of view, why has she made them and, and what is it that's behind as well. i think there are a couple of things. the 1st thing to say is that sort of a problem and is very much making a pitch full for support of the rights of the conservative policy for a potential leadership challenge off to the election. i, i think many people assume conceptualise of election and that we're going to the ship contest and she is to some extent, ok, now hotel, retrieve full bathrooms, the darling of the kind of populous rights of the policy. but it's also, frankly, the parents of both to this on the consensus off, the desperate to put back together the winning coalition. the 4th johnson built in 2019 and that was built in paul on some pretty old storage area. and i see emigration. votes of this, in the know from the visions of

the state of texas has declared the state of emergency be the u. k. o, the u. s. race, immigration, and multiculturalism, and now controversial issues as why when populism is on device. let me close, i'm sure, leave for inside study. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guests in london is steve, all the simmons is the director of refugee and migrant rights for amnesty international u. k. and geneva is shelby, i'm on to global folks 1st and for the united nations refugee agency. you and hcr and also in london is 10 bell professor of politics of queen mary university of london and author of the conservative party after briggs. it's a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story chevy. let me start with you today. um so well the problem is taking a look at the 1951 refugee convention saying that the system essentially is no longer fit for purpose. what's the response from the wind refugee agency as well the refugee convention, and it's 1967 protocol, is one of the greatest human rights instruments to have been developed an

it was a key intermediary between 5 bulgarians, arrested in the u. k. on suspicion of espionage and the russians secret service, the men are on trial for spying in the u. k. and on. and they, so base in germany, metallic is wanted by german authorities and as believes to have fled to russia. why a comp file for bankruptcy in 2020 author revealing the 1900000000 zeros one missing from its financial records. and a short while ago i spoke to the w is a big mazda in london, and i also have what exactly x, y account executives, young, mussel that is accused of. well, 1st of all, it's really interesting to look at the on my side, legs background. he was one scene of some sort of tech one, the camden was free and born business man was on the board of the germans payment processing from why i called know that company collapse quite spectacularly. about 3 years ago, it was a blue 2 company and it was a huge embarrassment to the gym and government to the gym and financial authorities because that company had inflated that balance sheet by almost 2000000000 euros.

now the u. k is full and in line with the 2035 date perhaps the u. k. as an, as an appealing place to invest. and i think it's that sense of an erosion of trust and erosion. all this is a government that has a long term strategy, long term plan for the country and businesses if is one thing they hate, it's on certainty. and this just piles more. more of that on top of what we've already seen. we breaks it with the pandemic with political time, all in the u. k. a over the past few years in recent weeks and number of car companies, bmw w 4. talk to moses committing to investing in the u. k to build electric vehicles. hey, to bill batteries for electric vehicles on the case oil. and they did so one would assume because of that 2013 target. and now that's changed. you can imagine that a lot of businesses that will weighing up their investment case for the guy will be looking at that. and perhaps questioning the wisdom of that decision. given that the u. k. now doesn't really pay to have an advantage the.

u. k has been gripped by strikes since last year ramp, that inflation, which has triggered the cost of living crisis, is at its core. says also does a patriot some 8 percent, which is something stationary vis. yeah. well the try to this a genuine be the size as a pay rise, but it's not, it's a pay got it doesn't make it depends on the proceeding. 15 years of inflation, food prices stored 13.6 percent and the last 12 months. and reckon housing costs applying pressure on u. k. households. disposable incomes dwindling. since december 2021. the bank of england has been raising interest rates to cub inflation. that means high interest rates for mortgages, and that puts consumers on wednesday, u. k. prime minister research do not announce new net 0 targets in an attempt to ease pressure on households, westminster is weakening its climate goals. industry responded swiftly. erratic policy shifts are hampering the case ailing manufacturing sentiment. while the country has been a trailblazer for gre

now explained to us, why is the u. k. now getting involved to well the u. k. also to use have uncovered what they say is the cell of russian spies in the u. k. and those people of bull gary in the sun belt book area nationalities, often residencia into u. k. now, these people, and that's to have done surveillance of people who could be of interest to russia surveillance in the u. k. but also of all the locations within europe, for example, the military bases in germany. so young masonic is not looked for by the english authorities, but the u. k. of thirty's. in this case bought, they has named him as the contact. so they basically say that he is part of the south of these bulk area and nationals that have today actually been in front of the quote in the u. k. so quite a while, a quite a surprising twist in the whole is why i called and the young masonic saga. now what are you hearing that from the u. k. a sorry to use. uh, what do we know of most of its whereabouts? as far as i know, there is no news or nothing really concrete. we don't really know what his gy

the bulgarian men on trial for spying in the u. k. and germany are so like, is wanted by governmental authorities and is believed to have fled to russia. why? cod filed for bankruptcy in 2020, with nearly 2000000000 euros missing from his financial records. the deputies for good masters in london and has more on this. well, 1st of all, it's really interesting to look at the on my side, lex background. he was one scene of some sort of tech one. the camden was free and born business man was on the board of the germans payment processing from why i called know that company collapse quite spectacularly. about 3 years ago, it was a blue 2 company and it was a huge embarrassment to the gym and government to the gym and financial authorities because that company had inflated that balance sheet by almost 2000000000 euros. so there's a massive fraud in the why i called in the company and young masonic was involved in that. now he fled germany, and as such is looked for by the gym and also ortiz and also by into paul. and now on top of that, he

the bulgarian men on trial now for spying in the u. k. and gemini, wants to like is wanted by german authorities. and this believes to have said to russia why, called filed for bankruptcy. in 2020, it was nearly 2000000000 euros missing from its financial records. do you have leesburg if nasa is in london and has learned this? well, 1st of all, it's really interesting to look at the on my side, lex background. he was one scene of some sort of tech when the camden was free and born business man was on the board of the germans payment processing from why i called now that company collapsed quite spectacularly. about 3 years ago, it was a blue to company, and it was a huge embarrassment to the gym and government to the gym and financial authorities because that company had inflated that balance sheet by almost 2000000000 euros. so there is a massive fraud in the why i called in the company and the on my side it was involved and that no, he fled germany. and as such is looked for by the gym and also ortiz and also by into paul. and now on top

the u. k. authorities have uncovered what they say is a sell of russian spies in the u. k. and those people off to gary and descend bell book area and nationalities often residencia into u. k. now, these people, and that's to have done surveillance of people to kristy of interest to russia, surveillance in the u. k. but also of all the locations within europe, for example, the military bases in germany. so young masonic is not looked for by the english authorities, but the u. k of thirty's, in this case, bought that has named him as the contact. so they basically say that he is part of the south of these bulk area and nationals that have today actually be in front of the quote in the u. k. so quite a while, a quite a surprising twist in the whole is why i called and the young masonic saga, or that was the japanese perkins mass speaking to us in london. now as long as there has the one beat trying to tennis open in time to be seen, run out of fuel. and in the final is the 21st title of the german for the germans. korea says baffled back off to losing the fuss set to his russ

and um, you know, they, they kind of penalized the u. k. economy for that. but then blaming the u. k. a planing the comic establishment. so something like that i think is, goes a little bit too far. it's a little bit of an easy excuse for and on the intent to file the, you know, establishment or blah, blah, whoever that might be. i don't really think it's a good excuse for that. that was kind of nice out economist at the center for economic and business research, talking to dw correspondent biggers mos in london. and also some of the global business stories and making the u. s. federal reserve left interest rates on changed on wednesday as late as meeting, but fed she had her own, paul hinted at another rate height before the end of the year. investors hoping for a rate cut to may have to wait longer as rising old prices added to ongoing inflationary pressures because germany's exports to countries outside the european union fell for the 2nd month in a row. and august demand from the united states and china declined as high interest rates and the energy prices continue to weigh on t

so the u. k is now in line with that. on the other hand, of course, as, as you're right, we mentioned businesses, it's crazy certainty. they want to know what the policy guidelines, what are the frameworks that we have to operate in. and then changing um, you know, changing these guidelines from middle minus one day to the next one week to the next is creating a lot of uncertainty which we have plenty of in the okay already over the past few years. and this is a, there's potentially a negative full investment here. yes. just a year ago. and this trust was a british prime minister for less than 2 months. and she really shocked the economic establishment. she's now actually come out of fighting back and said that the establishment was, was again, so what, what do you make of that to your, what i think they're kind of different people kind of have different interpretations of um, what happens i think certainly the diagnosis of kind of the is, you know, what's justified, we have a low growth economy, we're stuck a bit and a l

when you know the u. k. seems to be slowing. it's net 0 lanes. i think this is one of the worries with the announcement made today is that the positions that you k as a country that may be can't be trusted as a country. that is moving the goal posts. there are a number of businesses, particularly those in the automotive industry, who are looking at the u. k, with their emission all binding the sale of internal combustion engine vehicles in 25. see they were looking at that as a reason to invest in the u. k. as a reason to build electric vehicles in the u. k, because that date is 5 years, i have all of all the countries in the european union. now the u. k is full and in line with the 2035 date, perhaps the u. k. as an, as an appealing place to invest, and i think it's a sense of an erosion of trust and erosion. all. this is a government that has a level to and strategy long term plans for the country and businesses. if is one thing they hate its on certainty, and this just pile is more more of that on top of what we're already saying. we brakes it

and in the u. k. case the, the generations that we've seen in the, in the guilt market feeds through to um the, the person on the street. we haven't really seen much of it being types of that yet . and the bank of england itself still thinks the, the, the, the bulk of the, the, the, the, the damage from the tightening of, of interest rates has still to fee and through. so we're still probably to see that in the, in the u. k. case and it comes to more gradually in other places. okay. for our stay with us because i want to come back to you because the 1st day i want to talk a little bit about oil prices, which on now on track to read a $100.00 a barrel. so the 1st time this, yeah, or price is of course a critical as we know to prices of goods and services because they impact not only the price of fuel, but also of course transportation and production costs. and they told the list of inflation risks at 60 percent wage growth is another one, a major contributed to inflation at 20 percent on of course, try

u. k. and that means that the policy policy effect, so i'm going to feed through a lot more rapidly, particularly in the case of the u. k. y the, the structure of the mortgage market is kind of conducive to um, to the, the interest rate rises feeding through quite rapidly to uh, to the mortgage market. um, so for, so you are one could almost say that they've, they've already gone to fall. and i think what we're seeing in the inflation data coming through is evidence that the, you're verifying central bank and the bank of and then we're fighting a very different type of inflation that was much more about kind of spillover effects from us stimulus. there's much more about kind of the cost through all the, the effects of the russian invasion of ukraine on, um, on, on energy prices. and that type of inflation is the type of inflation that is, is kind of much more likely to sorts itself out than the type of inflation that the fed has been fighting to which the fed actually contributed by its ki

the u. k. specifically actually the nations and the 5 i as intelligent sharon group who's you know, sharon tyler. there's a presumably of us in your case of where i've seen the same intelligence. the calendar is a part of the ad single bond, but that not condemning condemning india. whereas canada is already, you know, taking so many steps. so it's very noticeable depending on if i mean, you k one further sec. yeah, let me see what comes up to, but we're going to carry on with our trade tubes within your nonetheless, because, you know, that's, that's really important. it's very nice simple. but they're not at and signature. but again, there's that, that question as to how strongly evidence is and then even beyond that, them in a, in this new jo political reality where, where as far as western countries are concerned, that main concern is, is having some sort of counter wait of trying to whether, you know, kind of this concerns even raised the level of something that other nations will proclaim

, the u. k. as i said, it's much more exposed to the rise of interest rates in the u. k. the new k position, the, the, the debt servicing cost. as a result of the rise and interest rates is much, much worse than elsewhere. about 2.5 percent of g d p in the us it's, it's much lower because of how long the fix is on. on mortgage rates, we do start to see credit called delinquencies. moving off a little bit even in the us space. and that could be a little bit of a leading indicator for kind of more stress to come. and we should know also the, the, the credit impulse. so the change in the change in credit which is is correlated with g p a g p growth is actually coincidently coordinates of g d p growth and has tons negative recently as a result of the slow down in credit grace as, as the, the, the, the hikes from interest rates be true and looking at the 2nd round effects of the, of the banking, many banking crisis that we saw on here in the year. so going to see rhetoric we, we should have continued slow down in the us, but we are in an unpleasant, unprecedented times with reg

now the u. k. is full and in line with the 2035 date perhaps the u. k. as an, as an appealing place to invest. and i think it's that sense of an erosion of trust and erosion. all this is a government that has a long term strategy, long term plan for the country and businesses if is one thing they hate, it's on certainty. and this just piles more. more of that on top of what we've already said. we brakes it with depend demik with political time, all in the u. k. a over the past few years in recent weeks, a number of car companies, bmw w for talk to moses committing to investing in the u. k. to build electric vehicles. hey, to build batteries for electric vehicles on the case, the oil. and they did so one would assume because of that 2013 target. and now that's changed. you can imagine that a lot of businesses of a waiting up their investment case for the guy will be looking at that. and perhaps questioning the wisdom of that decision. given that the u. k. now doesn't really appear to have an advantage, or it's at least 5 minutes to be speaking at the un g

u. k. one of your clients closest allies stop giving it weapons and an escalating dispute have a drain driven mode of steps down as the chair of fox news, colts parking the end of an era for the controversial media mogul in support. another north of drama in the life of the champions league. jude fell again. that was once again to the rescue for round. the great england stops scoring a light gone the flank of victory instead of the other by john and all media and separate this from the going to cut about how about the 1st direct piece towards the meeting was held in the presence of russian peace cape has both sides have agreed to more negotiations. the toll follow a ceasefire agreement which ended 24 hours of fighting the separatists. agreeing to lay down their arms and to spend to meet the measure then code begins on coverage. or this could be the beginning of the end of decades of conflict. positive by johnny officials and representatives of ethnic albanians from the going to kind of sit

the u. k. also tease have uncovered what they say is a cell of russian spies in the u. k. and those people of bull gary in the sun belt book area and nationalities oldest and residents here in the u. k. now, these people, and that's to have done surveillance of people who could be of interest to russia surveillance in the u. k. but also of other locations within europe, for example, the military bases at in germany. so young masonic is not look for by the english authorities, but the u. k. of thirty's. in this case, bought that has named him as the contact. so they basically say that he is part of the self of these bunk gary and nationals that have today actually been in front of the quote in the u. k. so quite well, quite a surprising twist in the whole is why i called and the young masonic saga the database because most they are reporting from one to this is a round up now of more stories that are making headlines. this, our a top and protest leader in thailand has been sentenced a for years in prison for insulting the monarchy on non non pop is a leading figure. has bee

u. k. prime minister ration seen that says that he understands the concerns of the police law, firearms officers do an incredibly difficult job then making life for that decisions in a split 2nd to keep both sides and bait is us all across to you for that bravery. now it's important when that lou using these legal powers, that they do so with clarity and they have certainty about what they're doing, especially given the pharmacy that they are using. i do want to get an answer wanting to bring in our correspondence. charlotte shelton film. charlotte, it's good to see you. tell us more about the case that has led to this police revolt in one or from the states back to the shooting of an on the black man. last g, a name was chris k, but he was shot with a single box with bullets through his car. that's the case. a pump sewage resulted in a officer being charged with his mother last week. now the officer involved remains anonymous, things to anonymity order. he's known only as an x one to one,

they'll appear in the u. k. court next week. are accused of conspiring to gather information, which would be useful for an enemy during the whole votes from london. obviously there's a limits to what we know about what they suspected of gathering and what that targets or who the targets may have been. these 5 individuals believe to be bulgarian nationals, 3 men, and 2 women. as you, as you said, the suspects. 3 espionage as a result of an intensive investigation by the metropolitan police based on evidence collected in that investigation. the crown prosecution service is now seen fit to charge them with. as you said, conspiracy to conduct the espionage. they are more specifically accused of working in an operational spikes. so for a period of some, 3 years based here in the u. k, between august 2020 of february of this year, police officers who searched some of the premises in which some of these people lived found originally false passports, as well as the number of official id documents for countries, not just the u. k, but wi

the u. k. supply challenger tank was being praised by ukraine and how powerful it is at the compared to the soviet style tanks just days after that, these should, there's this video that shows that the challenger seems to have been destroyed by russian military. now let's take a look at this forms article and what more it says on this situation. we still haven't seen footage of the 82nd brigades challenger two's firing there, 120 millimeter rifled guns and anger and ukraine. but the monday video of the burning challenger to ironically does highlight the tanks to survive ability. that's because the burning challenger two's terror, it still is attached to its whole. so as you can see, they're talking about how the challenger was destroyed, but there's still holding onto their hopes that well it wasn't fully destroyed anyway, as apparently the challengers turret is still attached to his whole. now this is very interesting to see while the west and key of both where boasting about this equipment,

and off the agent, we finally went to the u. k. and you said that the u. k. was the pay for it all began. you said this country put us in the pots and you nice and you made great use of the opportunities that were given to you, that how do you feel when you get to the way the climate has changed towards refugees in the u. k. now, since you are living that, you know, for me as a refugee, and i always try to explain people because when i was in a you, as and i was still playing. the same thing was happening with the board as with mexico or you know, any other refugees that were coming in or even in europe or not follow those things . and i think the public is just not being taught or being educated about what's going on. you know, for us, for example, as soon as we got to egypt, i was 5 years old. i know that my family, as for political asylum, we didn't get out of egypt till i was almost 11. um now and the other side of it. i don't blame anyone for crossing borders. i just believe that you know, as a parent noise, anyone you have to do the best you can do for

it's kind of dr. supposedly that i think it probably was by u. k. and french miss solve stove shadow, massage, or veterans. so you paid all already has an obviously has the capability to drones and miss austin strike would fall behind russian lines. what the attack comes will give how if there's a lot more of that at the, the circle battlefield, tactical level. it's all loud. these are talking, was it designed to be used to meet defined law system and other systems like it. they are essentially very low range. precision shells definitely give you credit a lot more of what they have out of idol upgrade to rage, specifically to allow them to russian supply large well into crime in with a lot more regular team out there. but the stove shadow and other, other, other uh, other other weapon systems. i just mentioned to the, the attack on some of us to pull. i mean, it's somewhat puzzling because it seems to be such an important strategic point for russia. yes, it was possible for ukraine to carry out this, this hip, how vulnerable wasp this location reall

this is take all this equipment up to altitude and relevant conditions on tested competitors and the u. k. may be moving faster at the beginning of this year. a smaller d o $228.00, completed a task like there will be it with one hydrogen engine and a traditional combustion engine. however, in just 2 years, the 1st regional aircraft are expected to be converted to hydrogen engines on a massive scale that's earlier than in germany. but some experts consider the timelines unrealistic, especially for startups as well. if you look at the technological development, we should definitely target the timeframe around 2040 and i think that will be small that you have craft sizes with 50 to 75, maybe a t pest. and just for that off to, for us, you have a lot smaller, single engine aircraft with fuel cells. i like me to be available sooner, but they're not suitable for charter flights. the wide spread transition to hydrogen involves much more than just the aircraft via mis. we need to change the entire vacation ecosystem, the fuel supply, the energy supply for the new hydrogen across the concept desi

and for my u. k. military intelligence office of frank, i think it's a very much a far as the eastern eastern libya applying an international donors conference next months to help rebuild the devastated city of there. now. 2 weeks ago, powerful flashlights broke through to dance, destroying much of the city. and so we think thousands of people out to see around 4000 people are officially confronted with more than twice that number. remain missing. this hospital and been gauzy, has been operating full capacity for nearly 2 weeks. most of its patients, a flood victims to feed a khalifa was seriously injured when he was found by rescue. as in the port city of done, his house was destroyed. to know what i have injuries all over my body and including a broken arm and an inflamed wound on my leg. yet my doctor told me he couldn't put cost over my hand right away because the wound was inflamed with this beast. then how would this do you have? the hospital has also sent teams if it's doctors a 150 miles away

all right, frank language scene. electra quotes most university and former u. k. military intelligence office of frank. thank you so very much. thank you to to libya now until thirty's in the eastern part of the country are planning an international donors conference next month to help rebuild to the devastated city of down up 2 weeks ago. a powerful flash floods broke through 2 dams, destroying much of the city and sweeping thousands of people out to sea. around 4000 people are officially consented, but more than twice that number remained missing. this hospital and ben gauzy has been operating full capacity for nearly 2 weeks. the most of its patients, a flood victims to feed on khalifa was seriously injured when he was found by rescue. as in the port city of dunn, his house was destroyed to know what i have injuries all over my body and including a broken arm and an inflamed wound on my leg. yet my doctor told me he couldn't put cost over my hand right away. because the wound was inflamed on with this beast. then how would that is to have the hospital his also

i started doing it in a u. k. i started doing in australia, started doing it in the us, in south sedan. and i kept, you know, we kept this simple database where we kind of not only held the players with basketball, but we wanted to see how many plays we can get to get a scholarship by using basketball. the goal was how to get them into college. and then become whatever they can become from that later on down the line. when i retired, i realize that most of the plays that are playing now. i literally knew them since they were young. so it made my transition easy to get involved with basketball in south students. and is it true that you're essentially funding this asset on team is the name and i was i was so when, when i took over as the president of basketball federation in south sit in, the idea came as nobody was there to take the position. and i knew the potential of what we can do in basketball. so when i took over, there was no funding. this really nobody had the vision of you know that south. so that will be