u. k. from a european crisis meeting, at least 27 refugees and micros round of northern france on wednesday, ukraine's president volunteer meiza landscape says his security services have uncovered a russian bank plot to overthrow the government. zelinski told journalists that the cool was planned for next week. the kremlin has flatly denied the allegations. those are the headlines were back in half an hour on al jazeera right. now. it's inside story. ah, you might italian disaster turned into a political span. france and the u. k. criticize each other, for the deaths of dozens trying to cross english channel was beyond this blame gained. what would it take to stop such a tragedy happening again? this is inside story. ah. hello, welcome to the program hush him abala. britain and france are blaming each other for the deaths of at least $27.00 people in the english channel. 70 man, 7 women, and 3 teenagers, died on wednesday when that dingey deflated is the west disaster in the water since the un beg

u. k. to bring about more of a generous approach when it comes to the asylum seekers through the u. k. and yeah, i mean, certainly it's been an issue. it's just been in the u. k. news some times it's a series. so the introduction of nationality and border spell, which is proven to be a very controversial piece of legislation with various people raising concerns about how it's 2 pronged approach. it opens up much more possibilities for asylum seekers to be deemed inadmissible. and so there's actually a very lively discussion on going in the u. k. about how that bill should look around specific causes of it. and so it's very much of an issue which is being worked on across all all parties and in the u. k. has also been interesting research that came out recently from the refugee council saying that about 98 percent of migrant c cross, the english channel do apply for asylum. so i think in this discussion we also have to be aware of the fact that this is not just the question of migrant crossings. it's also a question of the wider asylum system in the u. k. as you also mentioned, and one o

u. k. foreign secretary list trust says it's time for those threats to stop threatening a u. k. a fishing vessels stop threatening the channel, ports and accept the we are entirely within our rights to allocate the fishing licenses in line with the trade agreement as we have done. now, there has already been one person who has fallen foul of this fuel. a casualty that was a british trula that was detained by the french authorities last week. the french accusing the skipper of that trula of not having the right licenses to fish in french water for scallops. now, as a result, the boat was detained and we understand that the skipper is facing those charges will appear in court next year if found guilty could face a fine of up to $75000.00 euro. so, you know, that's new small beer when you're looking at what the results could be of this escalation of any tensions between the french and the brit over fishing licenses. now france, once more license is, it says that the u. k. must provide these license under the withdrawal agreement for the brag seat a cord or the u. k says look, we're

u. k. scientists are describing a new cobit 19 varian identified across southern africa as the most concerning, they have seen yet the u. k. health security agency says it has mutations that could make a spread, and in fact, people more easily. it adds the variance, spike protein is dramatically different to the original corona virus. the cooper 19 vaccines are based on southern african scientists say they've detected the variant in small numbers of people so far cases of.

and, and a barbara has more on one u. k. police had to say about sundays attack. very said the shortly before 11 o'clock on sunday, a local taxi was rather picked up a passenger in rutland avenue area of liverpool and was asked to go to liverpool women's hospital. that's what the police said at the press conference was around a 10 minute journey now, one minute before 11. and you can see this on the c t v footage outside the hospital. the taxi approach is the drop off point. there is an explosion. there is an exposure inside the car. you see daybreak flying. you then see the driver coming out of the taxi, moving away from it and then a while later, the taxi bursting into flames. by the time the fire crews actually got to the scene, the call was completely in flames. now they said that when they got there, it was clear that the passenger was dead inside the vehicle. they're saying that they don't know what the motive for this incident was, but it is being treated as a terrorist incident to the investigation is being led by counter terrorism. police . they have been

government rate the finance needed to drive wage going to action by taxing with the most with some well u. k. a producer is our garage, dealing with a staffing crisis. the situation is being widely penned on breaks. it's, but others claim the pandemic is the main factor. either way, things are at a critical stage. a shortage of butchers means firms are now sending carcasses to be used for processing before being re imported back again. here's the take of the british meter processors association, chief on that is not an ideal solution by any stretch of imagination. ah, but it's born out of desperation really in terms of we haven't got enough butch's. we were in a situation where nearly 70 percent of our workers were non u. k. a mainly from europe. we've got big building up on farm and we've been trying to keep that fly running on top of that. so actually we got the costs of exporting . so mate, because of the extra house it's, it gets all that handles. we have to go straight to export, meet lee estimates are that the british meat industry has a staffing shortfall of 15 percent. it's lead to back

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prince charles arrive for a transition ceremony, which will see queen elizabeth removed as head of state or bate of gainful independence from the u. k. in 1961, it will, however, remain a member of the commonwealth group of nations. the internationally renee and fashion designer, virgil ablow, has died at the age of $41.00. he was the 1st black artistic director at louis vuitton, a blue who recently showcased his work. here in doha, was hale for his stance on social and environmental issues. catchy lopez, hoodie, n reports. ah, he was a high end designer and a visionary who rose to the top of the fashion industry. virgil pablo was often described as a renaissance man in the world of fashion. as voice taunts, 1st african american artistic director. he push boundaries, redefining the designs of luxury brands. you can't talk about st. we're specifically luxury street, where without mentioning the name for to atlanta, it's impossible in more than 160 years that louis baton has existed as a fashion house. he was there arse black read of director styles once unthinkable on the catwalk like mixing sneakers and camouflage pants with tailore

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the operation ended in a shootout. the u. k. foreign secretary has given france 48 hours to back down on a fishing dispute before london looks into taking legal action from threatened trade disruptions from to think if it's boats or not granted more access to british waters. and lexia brian reports, side by side at rome's famous, trevi fountain, french president, emanuel mackerel and british prime minister, boris johnson, appeared to be in good humour. but behind the smiles, the escalating tensions between their 2 countries showed no sign of letting up a meeting away from the cameras. failing to bring them closer to agreement, met no, le bow in all gone. now the ball is in their court. if the british don't make a move, obviously the measures that are planned from the 2nd of november onwards will have to be put in place because it will be a no goal in funding the ball is in britain called france is accused of the u. k. a flouting a post breaks a tray deal by failing to give french fishermen enough licenses to operate in british

the future, so the real problem that we have a lack of sustained promised investment that present macaroni france is delayed retaliatory measures against the u. k. triggered by the latest escalation in a long standing right. over fishing rights, the issue has become a stumbling block off to break it with london. my warning, it is ready to take legal action against france if they do not follow the trade agreements that were reached last year with more his charlotte davinsky. this issue is something that's going to be discussed by many of the people who live here. many people who survive on their jobs from the fishing industry more time on the clock. i read one british m p saying that's a mac corns blinked 1st as the sanctions that were due to bite on tuesday have now been pushed to later in the week. that's because there is more time being put on the clock for talks between the u. k. and the french over this issue of fishing licenses. there have been this threat of sanctions though, and they've been coming for weeks now. suggestions that france may do things like put extra custom checks on the goods coming in from the u. k. ban at the ability of

you k is in the process of creating a new law that it believes will deal with the situation. if passed, it would mean illegally entering u. k. could lang, someone in prison for up to a full years. the offense would also be something that would be noted on any asylum application, but that still possibly a long way off. until then, this slide, the over see is all for many that stands in the way of all of their dreams coming. true, charlotte, even ski, r t. calley. we spoke more about this with her stephen wolf. he's the director of the center for migration and economic prosperity, and he explained how human trafficking has become a big problem for the u. k. well, there is a growing problem in the united kingdom of an underground market for jobs, which is creating a lack economy that is growing ever more so illegal migrants who are basically economic migrants of paying millions of pounds each year to people. traffic is to avoid the legal routes and, and avoid any lawful way of living in the united kingdom. very few people, traffic is, have been caught even fewer have been prosecuted and imprisoned. and as a consequence of t

u. k. for a while, at least in a dispute of fishing rights off to london, threatens to take legal action. ah, other good afternoon from russia live from ortiz, will des, aged kids kevin o' in here with the latest for you. this november, the 2nd, under the big story, the u. n. c. climate summit getting down to business in scotland today with president potent endorsing russia's commitment to becoming in the carbon neutral economy. no later than 2060, as you said in support of global conservation efforts. but this is alicia, having set the task of building a carbon neutral economy here no later than 2060 russia is also relying on the unique resources of our forest ecosystems. in that there are significant potential for absorbing carbon dioxide and producing oxygen. what will indeed our country has about 20 percent of all the world's forest areas. it nasha thing in the air one, the world biggest polluters is also set a target for becoming carbon neutral the a year year 2070 though, missing the summit

he's delaying new customs checks against the u. k. a dispute of a fishing rights off to briggs, it was threatening to turn into a wider trade dispute, but more talks have been planned to defuse the crisis. alexia brown reports from blowing cement at the fish market and france's biggest fishing port. they're nervous, some here say they've already lost nearly 50 percent of their income after their boats weren't granted a license to fish and british waters were, are about an article, not a problem, monica, this is all. what we don't understand is why some boats are given licenses and others warrant. some of these boats have been fishing in these waters for generation season and you have a not in the lung network, but that is also the ocean. became the latest battle ground between the u. k. and the european union under a post bricks a tre deal, which came into force this year. it meant both sides could control who could fish and their waters. france accuses the u. k. of unfairly denying permission to dozens of its vessels, fishermen and bel

but in a recent article published in the u. k, several b, b. c employees did speak of a censored environment and phase of being berated over undesirable viewpoints they also spoke to of demands to change or drop stories. meanwhile, the bbc chieftain davey has praised the broadcast as devotion to make all voices heard and its commitment to balance reporting. however robin, i can again to say that west the media is largely dominated by a liberal agenda. here you've got a media culture in brooklyn, but this extends into all the into other western countries as well, where there is an acceptable and polite view of world events, which is dominated by media liberal. so for instance, in the matter of donald trump, there was unanimity in the british mainstream media that donald trump was a bad thing. and a bad man will take a look. there is a general anti russian atmosphere in the british media. and so these things color the reporting that we absorb and are exposed to and these are serious matters because they affect relations between nations. and they d

in the future, so the real problem that we have a lack of sustained promised investment as macaroni france is to aid retaliatory measures against the u. k. in a rag over fishing rights in order to allow more time for talks, a london more in paris to see says, unreasonable threat. citing that it was ready to take legal action stopped threatening i, u. k. a fishing vessels stop threatening at the channel, ports and accept the we are entirely within our rights to allocate the fishing licenses in line with the trade agreement. as we have done with our, our up did last week when france detained a british vessel and issued a verbal warning to another boat for fishing off east coast. and that's just one of the case is triggered by breaks it is e u access e k. ward is his name managed through a licensing system with france demanding more permits be issued for its fishing vessels. we discussed the situation with the french regional fisheries committee director and only we have been in limbo regarding the issue of access to british waters near jersey in guernsey for 11 months now. i know very well the tactical maneuvers by both sides. everyone im

and as a whistleblower in the u. k. claims the state funded clinic is closing girls who don't like pink ribbons or dulls and gender confused. a former transgender person shared his views with us on the methods employed at the top of stock trust is actually child abuse. what tavistock is doing really should be shut down or should be against the law. and that allowed to happen to young children, especially ah, live from australia for joining us tonight on our team to national on daniel wilkins wherever you are this evening. welcome to the program that we saw with breaking news coming in from the u. k. where a major fire has a rep through the plastics recycling factory in south yorkshire, thick and potentially toxic smoke is being released into the surrounding area. oh, well, a huge fire has broken out in haul, which is in the north of england at thompson's plastic factory. now that happened just a couple of hours ago around $340.00 local time. as you can see on your screen, dramatic footage i was shed on social media, sh

a minority, a u. k based ranger advocacy group has called it a historic step. the federal criminal court in one of the areas says it will investigate the full range of crimes committed under the principle of universal universal jurisdiction. well then, 44000 were hinge, have been killed since 2017. hundreds of thousands have fled to bangladesh. still head on al jazeera, we'll find out why the so called god father of german football has been hired by manchester. united jemma is that mixed with sports. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, it's time not the sport. he's the lovely jim. thank you, emily, man, jesse and i said to have named german coach at ralph, rang nick as that interim manager until the end of the season. right next appointment comes 8 days after these facts. ali gonna social. the gentleman has coached a number of clubs in his home country, achieving a back to back promotions with oftentimes leading shall cut to the german cup and establishing abi leipzig as a leading a gland as they gets he met during t spells as their coach, united. they certainly need him to

u. s really has to keep a foot in each camp because the u. s. doesn't want to also alienate the u. k. one of the strongest best allies that the u. s. as a high people can say that the special relationship is over all they want, but the u. s. has always historically dependent on the u. k. for military support, international support and legal support. absolutely. will hillary for which board member with the british american business association. thank you so much for joining us. event. and finally, with ongoing supply chain issues, it is becoming increasingly difficult to get your hands on one of these latest generations of video, game counseled. but you might have a chance if you're willing to spend a pretty penny. now we're not talking about hitting the over inflated retail market . that would be just too easy. instead of gucci is producing 100 limited edition, x box one series x councils. now, according to the luxury brand, the council will include custom gucci, branded x box controllers, a hard case for storing and traveling with your new device, as well as a laser cat monogram of th

u. k. and the european union under our post bricks a tre deal, which came into force this year. it meant both sides could control who could fish and their waters. france accuses the u. k of unfairly denying permission to dozens of its vessels, fishermen, and we'll also mer rely on british waters for their catch. or the relationship goes both ways. because for the british fishing and st. france is the gateway to europe and they depend on ports like this. for access to the continent. if the u. k doesn't resolve the issue, francis threatening to roll out a series of sanctions, including tougher checks on trucks going to and from the u. k. and preventing british fishing boats from docking and unloading their catch, the u. k says it's considering legal action if the measures go ahead. all sudden cry bianco says dan osmond of rex. it. we knew that be a lot of problems for the fishing industry. what's happening now is not a surprise. and the biggest losers will be the british retirement, and the french fishermen and not just them. there is concern here that thousands of jobs could be af

u. k. mainland. there's also a huge, offshore wind project planned and green. hydrogen is already being produced to power marine and road transport. i spoke to dr. sandy kerr and harriet, what university he told me, the acadia and green revolution has turned the island economy around. we get students to come here from around the world under kaden's that come back to learn about renewable energy in this community. and a number of them, steve and jacob jose with the local air renewable energy companies not really reverse in the brain drain that we see around the rest of the u. k. while there's still a long way to go, these islands a well on the road to carbon neutrality, wind and tide, a driving a size make change, giving the rest of the world a glimpse of things to come. nick clark al jazeera, the oconee islands. scotland are a separatist leader in nigeria is due back in court, accused of treason nam, d. cannon has pleaded not guilty. he runs a group called the indigenous people of b ephra. that was a secession esta

u. k is where we have grown up and the u. k. a snow, the place that we will be manufacturing, sally, and we will continue to manufacture and you can make no mistake about that. there's a, there's a great skill base in the okay, and this is our home. but equally, as we go forward, we will be opening manufacturing capability within mainland europe. and certainly with the north america, we were sure all the best. david, good luck with it. many thanks and day for being with us. manhattan. thanks. happy milk. and that's our show for this week. if you'd like to comment on anything that you've seen, you can tweak me. i'm at a finnegan on twitter. please use the hash tag a j c to see if you do or you can drop us a line counting the constant outage 0 dot net is our e mail address, as always, has plenty more for you online at al jazeera dot com slash ctc. that takes you straight to our page there, you'll find a time episodes fee to catch up on but that's it for this edition of counting the cost. i'm adrian finnegan from the whole team here

u. k. the u. k. a not in the european union. and also the u. k. doesn't have a fence along its borders because it's an island. meanwhile, there's been a powerful intervention. i said from the ears commissioner for human rights. absolutely very powerful in some cases, scathing. now what she has done is she said that the, the picked, such a situation is sustained by a narrative of security. she's criticize the state of emerging that emergency that's been brought in here alongside the border and that seclusion. so now we've been reporting about, that's occlusions on that stretches along the border that compet encompasses around a $180.00 villages and towns. and in that seclusion on age, workers are not allowed to go in journalist and not to like to go in to the con, get up right next to the border to let you know what the polish authorities are doing to keep people out. know what she has said her that it's or has harmful consequences, an agent and it stops agencies from providing humanitarian assistance. and she also said the stopping media from going

the ball is in the written is called frances accused the u. k. a flouting a post breaks that tre dale by failing to give french fishermen enough licenses to operate in british waters and outlined a series of sanctions if they weren't granted. if the dispute is not resolved by tuesday, france, we'll go ahead with a series of what it's called, targeted measures at ports like this along the coast. british fishing vessels will undergoes strict security checks the may not be able to dock to unload their catch . they'll also be longer time consuming health and safety checks for trucks going to or from the u. k. caught up in the debate this british trula. it was seized off the port of laughter on thursday. it's captain accused of fishing and french waters without a lie central. but you don't know when i looked up. the company that owns the boat says it's being used as a porn, and the dispute, the british prime minister, has said the seizure wasn't what he'd expect from a close friend and ally, that it's up to france to step back from its threats on fish.

but of course, this isn't just a u. k issue. absolutely. a global issue right now in many richer countries are now being accused of arguably, going back into that somewhat selfish mindset. and unless the u. k, i know the countries get out of it. we might already go back to square one with other variance emerging away from cov for minute. and the strategy is said to introduce some of the wools, toughest anti troll legislation. that would force social media companies to disclose the identities of online trolls. prominence has got morrison says he wants to put a stop to a lawless internet. i want to ensure that a stride ins saif online. making sure that the rules that exist in the real world must exist in the digital an online world. the online world shouldn't be on a wild whist. well, these laws would set up her complaints procedure, in theory for anyone feels defamed to polydor attacks on line platforms would be required to collect users personal information likely to include the names, the phone numbers, and e mail addresses. if a case goes

u. k. in a rag over fishing rights in order to allow more time for talks, london won't paris to cease is unreasonable threats, adding that it was ready to take legal action in response. so that's that latest knife and the french capital correspond mashhad. good morning, he charlotte, and we've seen this right? haven't we escalates in recent wakes? it's got worse and worse, but is this assigned a solution? is it what good morning from the puerto purloin scenario in the north of paris, where this issue is something that's going to be discussed by many the people who live here, many people who survive on their jobs from the fishing industry more time on the clock. i read one british m p saying not say mac corns blinked 1st as the sanctions that were due to bite on tuesday have now been pushed to later in the week. that's because there is more time being put on the clock for talks between the u. k. and the french over this issue of fishing licenses. there have been this threat of sanctions though, a

and there is a lot of, obviously people in the u. k. very disgruntled about this because there's lack of certainty and lack of certainty certainly is hurting businesses. now the only thing is it's very difficult to separate the damage of cove it and a lot downs from the damage of the bricks. it fall out. you can't really separate the 2, but the e u is pointing to southern island and saying look, southern island is doing better than the rest of the u. k. so they did come out better from the locked out. and obviously you just mentioned this, the ursula vendor layer was at the white house last week. and she kind of alluded to the fact that the bite and administration was essentially in the use court here when it comes to the thought though, they kind of clarified that they were like, you know, continued support for northern ireland and economic ties is what we're looking at so they didn't really go too far, but right. i mean, does that concern boars? johnson as well when you have the white house kind of say, hey, we back to the you with wel

u. k and france. a coalition, leila struck in germany for new governments and chancellor finance minister off schultz will replace angle america once as he'll introduce mandatory vaccination. and as a whistleblower in the u. k. claims a state funded clinic is classing girls who don't like pink ribbons or those as gender confused. a former transgender persons shared his views with us on the methods employed at the top of stock trust to actually child abuse. what tavistock is doing really should be shut down and or it should be against the law. and that allowed to happen to young children, especially ah, why for moscow? thanks for joining us. and i don't all to international, daniel wilkins wherever you are this hour. welcome to the program. now a major flyer has broken out at a plastic recycling factory in south yorkshire and the u. k. thick can potentially poisonous smoke is being released into the surrounding area. oh, well, a huge fire has broken out in haul, which is in the north of england at thomps

u. k. where a huge fire has broken out at a plastics recycling factory in yorkshire, causing plumes of what sphere to be toxic smoke into the dark sky. the locals have been evacuated from the area a coalition deal is struck in germany for a new governments and chancellor finance minister all our sholtes will replace angle americo and says he don't reduce mandatory vaccination. oh, violence unrest and losing steroids in the french i was he 3rd who's of guadalupe and malta need against new cobra restrictions imposed by paris including mandatory vaccination for health workers. pan. doesn't whistleblower in the u. k. claims a state funded clinic. his clausen girls who don't like pink ribbons or doors as gender confused. a full marks on the agenda person shared his use with us on the methods employed at the top stock trust. to actually child abuse with tavistock is doing really should be shut down and or it should be against the law. and that allowed to happen to young children, especially. ah, was good

making sexual assault allegations against the former seni, a chinese official baby 3 weeks ago, the u. k. a. u. s. a reportedly pulling mulling over a diplomatic boy, caught the 2022 winter olympics and those the headlights forty's feel, and i was just the or after inside story next. ah. after more than a year of nationwide protests and violence, india's prime minister has withdrawn a set of controversial forming laws. but why now and what are the political and economic implications, this is inside story. ah hello, welcome to the program hashem, alibaba for more than a year. now farmers across india have been holding mass brought ass strikes and citizens that actions have been against a set of farm laws. they say hurt their livelihood. but the government had long defended that legislation, which would have ended minimum price guarantees for produce that was until friday, when prime minister not ins remedy made a sudden announcement, his administration would withdraw the controversial laws. we have a lot to get to with august 1st. bob limited has the latest for new delhi, her gender core is

the plea the u. k. a now saying that they could actually a, bring a british police on to french land and help with the whole operation against these traffickers that's been dismissed here locally. as a crazy idea, that needs to be more traction and, and a corporation between britain and france to deal with this problem and save lives rather than what we've seen here, loss of life, which frankly doesn't it, she may shock people, but it doesn't surprise many people that this has happened, and her simmons reporting from kelly in france on the news hour. thank you. andrew freedom. first female prime minister has resigned to south africa. she was confirmed by parliament. magdalena anderson was leading a minority coalition that the green party but quit when its new budget was rejected . the green say they were in the power to pursue green policies, which will vote dumb. anderson says she hopes to try again as the leader of a single party governance. so it's actually been without a government since it's stefan l

channel from france. several rubber dingey set off from cali on wednesday in the hope of reaching the u. k. a southern shores, or local officials say this could be the most deadly incident involving migrants and refugees attempting the crossing. this disaster under schools. how dangerous it is to cross the channel in this way. and he also shows how vital it is that we are step up our efforts to break the business model of the gangsters who are sending people to see in this way. i say to our partners across the channel. now is the time for us to step up to work together to do everything we can to break these gangs who are literally getting away with letting papa has the latest now from london, the french interior minister geral damina took questions from reporters in keller. he's at a hospital there and he said the search in the area is continuing, and he gave us some detail. he said that he believes that there were a 5 of women among those who drowned and at least one young girl. but as to responsibility, he was very hard, he said it's, it's in the 1st instance, those of criminal smugglers as

driver. adaptions and the french president emanuel cries, delaying new customs checks against the u. k. a dispute of a fishing rights after briggs was threatened to turn into a wider trade issue. more talks had been planned to diffuse the crisis that he had land. kimberly, i will take you to the next few hours of news on al jazeera. i'll see you again. tomorrow are 300 hours gmc ah, life is never scripted. never foretold. it's never, no matter what happens. just open you read between the lines. listen, always listen, never stop asking. never question a wanting to discuss with the human story. be impartial. be courageous. finding the untold story. celebrate excellence. keep alive the pioneering spirit. never stop. we haven't for 25 years, we've never stopped on our journey. never stopped when our commitment to you al jazeera, 25 years, a unique path. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah . you getting up quite a lot with them to call them you wouldn't mind if i put it the more i liked it and move it, wouldn't it without the my my wife said, man, from what am i done with it madam off? i don't want him off.

particular way to destroy the global economy using the money to a different way to destroy the global economy using the money. the logan u. k. meet producers are grappling with a stuffing prices. a shortage of butchers means firms are not sending carcasses to the e. u for processing before being re imported back again. the situation is being widely penned on brakes it, but others claim the pandemic is the main factor. either way, things are at a critical stage. as the head of the british meet processors association told us, it's not an ideal solution by any stretch of imagination. it's borne out of desperation, ready in terms of we haven't got enough butch's. we were in a situation where nearly 70 percent of our workers were non u. k. a mainly from europe. we've got big building up on farm. we need to try and keep that flow running on top of that to actually we've got the costs of exporting . so meet because of the actual else gets all the handles. we have to go see what needs the british meat industry now has a staffing shortage of 15 percent says that backlogs with other tours and processing plans. i. so we're seeing that

so a while i am their scientists in the u. k. go through those charts, which are very you case specific, let's say add straight to poll brannon, who joins us now live from london airport. we just heard there from boris johnson and quite a bit of information there, but it does appear that the u. k. as concerns about these new cases and they are ready to take action. just talk us through what steps the u. k is likely to be taking yes, we spoke about a couple of hours ago about the potential for plan b, which would be the idea of non vaccinated people being bought from certain indoor venues and a return of trace mass in certain venues as well. well, certainly the face mask part as come to pass and that's what or johnson, the prime minister said. there will be a requirement for people to start wearing face masters, certain indoor shops, for example. some of the other details that he gave were also rather fascinating. first of all, he said, as other people have said that we are in a very early stage of trying to get an understanding of

u. k. and also don't forget, the u. k has numerous trade agreements with lots of other nations and just wants to keep trade going with the island, which is of course a part of the u. k. so at this point we're kind of, you know, at this had we've been doing negotiate on an audit. odd. it doesn't seem like i think it's going on and we hear more and more that it looks like we're moving towards article 16. i think the british are really going to do that. i think that the, they're sticking to their guns saying they're going to do it. i think saying that they're going to do it. they're going to stick to saying they're going to do it. yes. because they have been more and more concessions from the you. and when the bottom line comes down to it, i think the, the u. k would trigger it. i think they would, but i don't think that they would have to, i think in the final analysis that you has a lot more to lose than the ok. and so you think they will be able to come to terms at some point then. oh. 7 my hope so because actually what would happen if they don't is it just means everything is going to be suspended. like i said, all the rules and regulations will be