pro democracy activists from hong kong files and slides to the u. k. a following badging is cracked down on democratic rights in the u. k. b as hong kong, as continue to waste the hopes for democracy back home. although we don't go from the x on the non den to now fights the democracy back home. despite the risks, the hong kong government is offering a bounty of over 100000 euros for his capture. including myself, this token of the most states to attach a prospect to my life, as well as my unwavering quest for the mol chrissy, is essentially to transnational repression. the aims and crushing older voices as pro democracy across the hong kong. most ortiz issued arrest warrants defend now and 7 of the overseas activists accusing them of national security offences. hong kong has had a special administrative status since its hyundai says from britain to china in 1997. it's based on the principle of one country to systems, but beijing has increasingly ramped up its control of the territory. 4 years ago, hundreds of thousands of people from hong kong took to t

he's a former deputy director of u. k. in a changing europe. thank you for joining us. all of you uh, this was the best kept secret savings in the u. k. new. no one's sort coming. i'm alex, you know, david cameron, well i did you have any hint of this? it seems a political bump shell. it was a real surprise, a rabbit south of the house from the prime minister. and i think an indication that people didn't know it was coming, not least david cameron didn't know it was coming. is that out for me? 5 minutes to have harsh, wise to say about the government's position on a chest to a high speed rail network. and only last month, if he knew he was going to be lined up for a return to government as far as the secretary, i dare say he would not have been saying that about the government policy. so i think this was a true surprise to everyone concerned outside of downing street, including david cameron, a leslie um its a full, uh, probably minnesota. then becoming a minnesota, in a cabinet. that's something that happens in europe. and it's not something i've heard of in the u. k be

since, since we've had breakfast in the u. k, a u. k. politics before breaks, it seemed to be a pretty serious affair, but in the 70 is off to of, to it's, it's been a roller coaster, some might say, of soap opera. yeah. the thing this continues that much, actually to the, to the sample pra, i think people around the world available and about britain, what is your goal to, to breaks it and thinking that it may have been a mistake? i don't think, well, mine can make very much difference to a bridge reputation of the intended cameron, you know, is it confirms advantage this is so it as much as a relationship special or otherwise would be us, will continue even reinforce that in all sorts of ways. i mean, i think, you know, the domestic politics in some ways, a more interesting perhaps in the sense that, uh, you know, we will get some polling fairly soon. i suspect about whether this has made much difference to the way people think about going on. i doubt hard much whether it will actually make very much difference. we've already got some

u. k. we look at how home. com active is faced in the u. k. a standing up for their belief, despite threats from china. the biggest fan and you're welcome to do the news. aisha. glad you could join us. and a hometown rentals in me and i'll have taken control of some boulder outposts with india, after forcing me in the army. so just to flee. dozens of troops crossed over to india to escape attacks by rebels. the violence in june states on the border with india is the latest of to new front. that rebels have opened the games the hunter. the other is in the kind state. a joint coalition of rebels began a new offensive against me and my army in october, beginning in northern shan state. on the border with china. the u. n. now say is more than 200000 people have been displaced due to the fighting. it's also the most serious challenge to the whole task since it as you power, you know, cool in 2021. serious enough for china called for a stop to the fighting. and for the president of me and not to one of the country could be at risk of breaking apart. g

u k. germany, for example, they weren't on the list today, so we should be seeing a more come we did here today. the german nationals withhold also to stop heading towards rafa crossing. and we know that tomorrow it's thought that the rest, the crossing will be over open again, sorry, and more people will be allowed to read. so it's a huge sigh of relief. but of course, many people still trapped inside with continual bombardment. you know, use president obama is also announced that us citizens will be able to leave gaza soon. now, what do we know about the fighting in gaza? these really military says more soldiers have been killed there just in the last little while actually the number of dead soldiers of the idea of has announced has risen to 16 soldiers. um, in the this is coming out slowly, the families needs to be notified uh before they kind of make an official announcement. we're saying also some video is some obviously on verified videos on how most channels that looks like it could. in fact, be a grades and number, but we weren't know that of course, until the coming days whe

a d. and obviously the member states, such as the u. k, and the e u and the u. s. u k, and a u d u in particular has been reported. be a drawing criticism from the go see a to at the you in for attempting to kill the you and process and negotiating in bad faith. this is also worth noting a very important feedback at the hall to a full, these international tips, negotiations of what they simple place it. and that's who gets to collect what, because on one side are the capital rich countries, the of the global north of when many of the world's biggest companies a base. but then on the other side, a capital poor countries, like most of those in the, as you can come to and many experts say that to the test. so has to start keeping worn by the capital rich because this international corporate takes it as tim is it seems to be from the 1920 the and it is built on the colonial trading block off the time of the 1920. so it is put to much a colonial check system at the say that to the o. c. d a has been working in this area since before. many countries in the african contine

he was speaking during the world's 1st global summit on a i safety in the u. k. global leaders and a developers have been meeting their to assess the risk and opportunities presented by artificial intelligence and to discuss the regulation from political leaders, director demick to tech executives. the 1st ever hey, i safety summit to the u. k. put together. lead has some code across the well, the purpose to find a common way of dealing with the risks posed by artificial intelligence, the event so the signing of the products, the declaration of pilots. by 5 minutes, the richie soon act as a landmark achievement. it's agreed in the need for international action to manage the technology of the declaration will be seen in success. assume that 2 items to create to post bricks. at 12th of the u. k. is a technology innovation hub. obviously the future transformative for our office. all the technologies, like all the new technology tools that brings the perhaps the summit stockens, however much space ex intensive us 8 or musk in conversation with the prime minister. he

a 6500 kilometers flight from britain to central africa, the u. k. has already invested over a $100000000.00 euros in the plan. hotels and rwanda had been converted into lodgings for migrants. still sitting empty. as the plan soon ran into legal challenges. the 1st flight scheduled to depart a military air base in june 2022 was imported and an appeals court has since ruled the plan unconstitutional. critics say the plan isn't just on lawful and inhumane, but wasteful and expensive to one government assessment says that removing an individual would cost $60000.00 pounds more per year than keeping them in the u. k . so, so unclear just how much of a determined affect the plan, whatever have despite all that, there have also been calls from within the european union to adopt a similar scheme. eager to cut down on migration other countries have seen the plan as a possible model. well, the w correspond to charlotte, chelsea and pal in london told us how they supreme court decision as being perceived by the public. well, this was best uh now its proposed 18

a 32 kilometers journey to seek asylum in the u. k. more than $45000.00 to made the trip in 2022 more than $25000.00. so far this year, over a $175000.00 people are awaiting a 1st decision on asylum claims overall. britain's conservative government has made its plan to the port asylum seekers to rwanda. the centerpiece of a policy intended to deter people from making the crossing. in april 2022, the home secretary struck a deal with a rwanda's foreign minister to send people there while their claims are being processed. a 6500 kilometer flight from britain to central africa, the u. k. has already invested over a $100000000.00 euros in the plan. hotels and rwanda had been converted into lodgings for migrants. still sitting empty. as the plan soon ran into legal challenges. the 1st flight scheduled to depart a military air base and june 2022 was imported and an appeals court has since ruled the plan unconstitutional. critics say the plan isn't just on lawful and inhumane, but wasteful and expensive to one government assessment says that r

a 32 kilometers journey to seek asylum in the u. k. more than $45000.00 to made the trip in 2022 more than $25000.00. so far this year, over a $175000.00 people are awaiting a 1st decision on asylum claims overall. britain's conservative government has made its plan to the port asylum seekers to rewan to the centerpiece of a policy intended to deter people from making the crossing. in april 2022, the home secretary struck a deal with a rewan this foreign minister to send people there while their claims are being processed. a 6500 kilometers flight from britain to central africa, the u. k. has already invested over a $100000000.00 euros in the plan. hotels and rwanda had been converted into lodgings for migrants. still sitting empty. as the plan soon ran into legal challenges. the 1st flight scheduled to depart a military air base and june 2022 was imported and an appeals court has since ruled the plan unconstitutional. critics say the plan isn't just on lawful and inhumane, but wasteful and expensive to one government assessment says th

because remember when the u. k. a full and the prime minister, tony blair, responsible for bots impatient to the getting a one you want to use. 1000000 new rocky came up with the television. they said we made a mistake. i'm sorry. oh, so 1000000 iraq you were washed out with just one simple what and i'm show at the end of the day that will tell ukraine. well, we didn't go to wall on your behalf. within advise you to go through what we advise you not to accept, but at the end of the day the decision is yours. so the whole blame win for you praying. oh, are going to pay the price not be part of name to not be follow the you not receiving enough money to reconstruct the country. and then eventually the only thing that remains is the hand coming from russia. if russia is still willing to dude with you, great. well, like henry kissinger, famous, and said to be, america's enemy is dangerous, but to be america's ally can be faithful atrocity. whichever way you look at a veteran which on this i'm political on a slice of money

put that into question about even the british police of how to warn rolanda nationals living in the u. k. a that they were credible plans by the ones in government to even kill them as also the address, the issue that they failed to address. so how it can so this the issue of a following that is repatriate seeing asylum seekers to the country of origin. when they're at risk of torch and that miranda itself carries out, this is self reaching international law. so with all that in mind, really it had since really underlined how it failed to consider. all of those masses adequately. okay, thank you for that. so when you go, you go there for us in london presenting now to coverage of the war on guns of palestinian refugees in 11 on say that they're worried about their relatives trapped and gone so many say they've been unable to speak to their loved ones since israel caught the telephone and internet networks, st. ahold of reports from adobe refuge account in northern 11 on the families, come together, sharing the same predicament. some palestinian refugees in lebanon have loved ones trapped in

and then the right account for you said that international routines like the root can union on the u. k. a u. s. also condemned. and then within the construct because of the west african states that our condemnation is coming from the civil society is in nigeria, the condemned in the attempt to drill democracy because it's 10 and look a few years within the west africa region and w corresponded to watch the interest and nigeria, thank you so much. thank you and watching the news. here's a reminder of our top story today. the true as between israel and tomas has been extended for another 2 days opening the way for the release of more hostages extension was confirmed by the guitar, a foreign ministry, the initial forward, a pause and fighting saw her mazda agreed to release 50 is really hostages. in exchange for a 150 post damian's from is rarely present. that's all for me at this hour. next global us explores what more can be done to save the environment that is up after the break and we'll be back more headlines at the top. the next hour, the, the timing versus business. the gulf states a

a p. m. of the u. k. cameron was also that it was a high optics event to have him error codes defense secretary flying a key for a one on one with the landscape such as the lens he, i'll give you some more money. but what i also think he said behind the scenes was wrap it up. it's ok. what do you think about that? a while? i think it means what it means. wrap it up. do you think so many people do you think he might have said something like that? cuz that's just my personal opinion. i think lloyd olsen said he's a bit of money, but may it's all but you're gonna wrap it up now. really? yeah. you think so? why the content of the war to have this lingering issue? yeah, hold on a good get into the 2024. yeah, we have the special election. this is going to be a fault in center. if anything in this 5. why the function out of control? yeah, where's the money coming in? where's the transparency? we hear what kind of things going on out of care buried on corruption, right. so there's already a lot that whoever is

the us and the u. k. a bit too much for too long. the same applies to germany, i mean germany is always trust is that you can to us too much for too long. of these players are basically not fair players. they always play with dirty tricks. and i think that's becoming a more pattern to every one of those. probably good, a good lesson. i mean, you know, obviously it's better to avoid it, but it's better to be aware of this now for the future. and that these are deeply soonest. the players that on po cuz the sprint falls, who's mislead trading, negotiating partners and allies and, and the email without hesitation would hurt the allies and vassals, you know, blow up the energy supplies and, and also costs the decimal thousands of 1000 people unnecessarily. archie dot com is the website you can get more details of all the stories are following. i see you again in 30 minutes. the when we think of tourism, we usually think of vacation, sunny beaches and exploring new places. and traditionally that was a standard of the tourism industry when

this will policy, the rest of the ration has trusted, the us and the u. k. a bit too much for too long. the same applies to germany. i mean germany is always trust is that you can to us, too much for too long. but of these players are basically not fair players, they always play with dirty trace and nothing that's becoming a more patent to every one of those probably good a good lesson. i mean, you know, obviously it's better to avoid it, but it's better to be aware of this now for the future. and that these are deeply soonest. the players bet on to cuz spread falls, who's mislead trading, negotiating partners and allies, and the, even without hesitation, would hurt the own allies and vassals, you know, blow up the energy supply and, and also costs the decimal thousands of 1000 people unnecessarily. the u. s. military says it's cars also so called a self defense strike on a weapons death. i went east and syria that was allegedly used by volunteers lumnick revolutionary guns. cool on the silly h as groups washington. so there's the latest response to drone and

tax on guys, a continue, the relentless kidding of palestinians is evidence of the inability of global diplomacy to end the violence. the u. s. box is ralph's military offensive as a u. k and a majority of european countries. but the cracks are starting to image islands, prime minister on friday, saying that is there as a tax on guys are starting to look like revenge among the super powers china warrants the bombing campaign to end. while russia has said that is really strikes break international law and accusation, it's racing in ukraine will be asking our guests in a few moments if the problem is he can end to this war. but 1st, where do countries stand on gossip? perhaps the best snapshot. so far as the united nations general assembly, which passed a resolution last week, calling for an immediate humanitarian choose between israel and him off the no on binding motion pass a 120 to 14. with $45.00 countries of staining demonstrations that also pressure some governments at by rain, which normalized ties with is rarely 20. 20. as recall this from bassett. a long time western allied jordan has done the se. there's a whitening diplomatic rift between some latin american

it passed with 12 votes, the us, russia, and the u. k. a strange piece the world has watched with understandable frustration and increasing concern. as this council has been unable to speak out on this pressing matter of international peace and security. and it was not for lack of trying we got very close last month when the united states put forward a strong and balance resolution that would have been adopted if not for details by russia and china. and honestly, i think many had given up hope that we would ever speak on this conversion pop up with the previous amendments. calling for humanitarian truce is consistently along the lines of the name of the the stated aim of the office of the text to preserve its purely tremendous terry in nature. this is the lowest common denominator. lower than which the council assembled simply cannot allow itself to form, particularly against the backdrop of the month to assure military and situation and cause and the incoming reports of the is rarely armed forces storming, i'll shoot for hospital today, st

this will policy, the rest of the arrangement has trusted the us and the u. k. a bit too much for too long. the same applies to germany. i mean, germany is always trusted that you can for us, too much or too long of these players are basically not fair players. they always play with dirty trace. and i think that's becoming more panel to every one of those. probably good, a good lesson. i mean, obviously it's better to avoid it, but it's better to be aware of this now for the future. and that these are deeply soonest the players that on to cuz sprint falls, who's mislead trading, negotiating partners and the allies, and the, even without hesitation, would hurt the old allies and vassals, you know, blow up the energy supply and, and also costs the decimal thousands and thousands of people unnecessarily with us and use update. best time, stay with all the international for the updates you can rely on. i'll see you again, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the new, the, another income children's ombudsman in the new guns people's republic is investigating cases of mis

and we friends, u. k, a, wherever belgium spans the united states as well as of what we are competitive for the sense that that's a good step forward thinks up. what could be any number of things, but the americans are showing 0 signs of what this means. there is no road map, but why? why now? i mean why? i think there was a reason why he's booking agent at our office at this point in time. and why he's making the pause so important because i think the united states and is there a, i'm not on the same page as to the day after. and he was asked that question, what about nothing, you know nothing now who doesn't believe in 2 states. and even if he did, his government were full because his even more fund that the park, those would leave the government and he will be with other government. but he doesn't have an answer with that. he wants to go to is an a probably, uh, dispatched by by then. because also by then apparently, you know, that's what the american reports say. that he's upset with nothing, you know, b

and as well as long casa, the 15 member council pulled urgent and extended tools is to allow a to access the u. k. parliament has rejected a motion for an immediate cease fund and gaza. the voters expose divisions within the main opposition laid. the party needed a 3rd of the m. p is the 5 lead a keeps tama who asked them to reject the seas far h members of the shadow cabinet have resigned or and well what was happening, protest is gathered outside the u. k. parliament in solidarity with gaza pool bread and was there a sizable to protest is outside call them. and by the same organizers, your growth, hundreds of thousands of people onto the streets up the weekend. this time the number somewhere between 2 or 3000. but the event which happened inside solomon didn't go that way, not of the sort this national coffee vote which called for a c spot, nor labor's alternative amendments, which simply after a long got humanitarian pulls us through in the voting system. and so the existing government policy, which is to support what it describes as humanitarian pulls us, remains the status where the demonstr

a ceasefire. it's an amazing comment and coming from down the street when you consider there are at least 4000000 muslims living in the u. k. how would they be reacting to what the prime minister is doing these days? well, uh, you have both the main parties in big political trouble. because you've recently had a week ago, the archbishop of canterbury, the leading faith, a representative in britain, the head of the church of england. they have a hospital and officer for all ali. and i'm sorry. and he called for the order of these ladies to evacuate the hospitalization enrolled and also to be rescinded. because as if it was impossible in the those conditions of foaming and times. uh uh, uh, uh it's right. the troops and pullman going on foot to it. but i'm sure you'd like to hospitals with severely ill patients with uh, children in, in uh, thank you faces and so, uh, so he issued a very strong statement. he also condense my state on october the 7th. but you know, it's a little pond to depression. mountie on the government. the problem with, with the western countries, is now hugs the un, which was actually fully for the reso

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a u. k. bottom. it says reject to the motion for an immediate cease. foreign concept though to expose divisions within the main opposition labor policy. the 3rd of the m. p. 's defied the the chemist on austin to reject cease 58 members of the set of cabinets have resigned. a while about virtue is happening for testers gathered outside the u. k. parliament. instead of directly with the concept pull, brendan, who's got a sizable to protest, is outside parliament by the same organizers who growth. hundreds of thousands of people onto the street up the weekend. this time, the number somewhere between 2 or 3000. but the events which happened inside parliament didn't go that way, not of the sort this national policy vote which called for a sci fi, no. labor's alternative amendments with simply after longer few amount of terry imposes through in the voting system. and so the existing government policy, which is to support what it describes as humanitarian pulls us, remains the status for the demonstrate to

u. e, which at the un security council has force the issue of a ceasefire. and it's the u. k. u, as a new nation backed alleged guys a genocide, while thousands have been killed in gaza near jerusalem. hundreds of thousands may be killed through excess debts in europe. this winter energy is i'll give you the key then guys i'd call 28 and the o big plus meeting with gc countries plus russia. iran, venezuela, and others have so far, refused nato, a nation close to pump more oil. joining me now from one of the world's biggest competent mississippi's new york city is abby ridge and during the head of global markets and research as energy intelligence, and how drunk research scholar at columbia university center on global energy policy. i mean, thanks so much for coming back on. so we have north stream, we've had the saudi arabia refusing to bomb lower all along with their big plus members. and presumably, markets already realize that the, the numbers killed in the winter in western europe will be, will be even more then in will it will be more, but it won't be even more that in the