and i also have with us a rush to the bottom of the, to the u. k. on the right headings. so i thank you so much for joining us today. here on our see, it's a pleasure to have you with us. so if i saw, i'd like to talk about these, you face still, the shadow crews massage room bug has been for the 1st deliveries of dozens of u. k. still i'm shabbots dismissal. since prime minister can't stop. i came to about have not being publicly a mouse. why so in your opinion, all the p. m and the other you paid, it is really love to publicly acknowledge sending long range weapons to you by that is that is correct. uh we have uh seen of course, uh and use of that uh the start shows has been to leave it to, to, to uh, you agree, uh, its happened uh, i think that several weeks uh, even before we think don't shows a sense, uh it a, uh permission uh for strikes, loved one, we have them. so inside the dresser, we will have on speaker leaves, however many of them uh the, uh, with a. so that sounds always, that might, it will say, uh just we will be minds that, uh, what i mean is to assume tha

as you know, earlier this year, back in november actually a letter was signed by over 230 members of the u. k. media, a journalist, the editors, people involved in bringing the news to the people in the u. k. a 100 over a 100, those where a, b, b, c, stuff, all remaining anonymous, of course, scared for the potential of retribution. and you know, there's been protests at the bbc, there's been protests that skype, but it doesn't seem that anything is changing regarding the narrative. the way things are reported. you know, it seems that the gate keeping of the is waiting an hour to about the concept that the conflict is continuing and nothing seems to be learned from this. so i don't think it's going to be the last time we hear about the, you know, partial nature of the bbc who pride itself apparently on fact checking on. always bringing 2 sides of the story. you know, when you see what's happened here, with regards to the guy's accomplish shop, to ask yourself, what about the reporting on ukraine? what about the reporting on around the middle east, on china and everybody who could be perceived

stadium they will attend and you do, you think alcohol might also be a bit of a 5 to because i mean certainly where i come from the u. k. has a culture of drinking. yeah, i mean, usually alcohol and drugs that are, are usually involving visa in these petty crimes that the bell ringers have been accused of. it's i, it's understandable. people are, are on vacation, they want to be relaxed. they want to enjoy life with, again, be respectful, the local law set cost. yeah. yeah, i appreciate the call. i need somebody to, it's a right now to any hop pos, 11 pm. you've got 30 minutes to go join your friends and family and ring at the new . yeah. but for me to you on a personal level of science for all your hard work, i'm a big fan. we look forward to seeing you in the new year. happy new year to you today as carl or see you soon. thank you very much. yes, bye. thanks for joining us here for this program. life from us can just about 6 30 pm. now we are back the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, the, the, the, which one with the approval of those little stuff. well, that's not the only thing, but it's on. so the ground squared amount o

the, let's bring in a guess from the west. midlands in the u. k. were joined by louise calvary, the executive director of asylum rides, charge the asylum, maxes and ties is busher also be a syrian refugee? i'm human rights activist and in london is daniel. so have a specialist in the international rescue. g little i'm protection. welcome to old to inside story. daniel, i'll, i'll start with you this decision by many european countries to suspend the side and applications by syrians happen very quickly. why the haste? well, the highest is really based down to political. we said, cms dogs, if you look at that, there's a snowball effect of 1st one country that another very quickly one off to the other . but it's an attempt to force still some like link elements and on to you saw i'm not limits in the countries on a way to really it's a political pressure on them rather than looking at it from a practical or even legal standpoint. that's louise. what do you think is behind this, this, the speedy decision by these, your pin countries? i think that we hav

and a reminder now of our top story officials in the us and azerbaijan, as well as u. k, a. the ation experts say russian anti aircraft fire probably cause and as or by john airlines between to crash and context on on wednesday 38 people were killed in that crash process dismissed the claims a speculation from that you're up to date, but stay here on t w of next to scientists and entrepreneurs looking for an alternative to factory farming, is more on our website to w. com and on our social media at the double use news. i'm david levitz. thanks for watching. facing the can you see is what old car tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on the really indeed the snow on youtube, the on the hunt for me.

and a reminder now of our top story officials in the us and azerbaijan, as well as u. k, a. the ation experts say russian anti aircraft fire probably causing the hazard by john airlines between to crash and context on on wednesday 38 people were killed in that crash process dismissed the claims of speculation from that you're up to date, but stay here on t w of next to scientists and entrepreneurs, looking for an alternative to factory farming, is more on our website, g, w dot com, and on our social media at the double use news. i'm david levitz. thanks for watching. facing the dw travel l over the side, 3, food gone is with inside it. it's nicole. hi, nice. well, let's go. here we go. so when it comes to sustain dependency information and try and do that, when you travel, you can have it all expected to have to check the bags. so you're planning a trip. make sure you miss nothing about is on the w travel. i hope you enjoy the trip here as much as i did. what about you? what's your opinion? feel free.

i'm just going to try something secrets when i came in the u. k. a 2015. i'm a dumb salary, kara, i helped the elderly lived their lives as normal as possible. and i go to uni as well. i haven't been to come up way since i came here. i miss you. my family is involved with i support about 4 people. my mom, my 2 cousins, and occasionally my sister, the key the most i've ever sent. my mom was 200 pounds most the time. so just like send her like about a 100 pounds every month because i'm still a student. i don't really get lunch. the i came to the u. k. in september 2015. that's the same. you know, my sister portia came to the u. k as well. for my job, i work as an id, consultant and engineer in schools. i do dunn's solid and african contemporary and traditional dance bones. it's my side self employed business. when i 1st moved, i had to think about finding myself again in this the continent and of ridge i send home about a 150 to 200 pounds a month depending on who needs that money and why? because i don't and very much myself here. in this country as an immig

this is a u. k. us and israel us is providing most of the options you guys providing most of the intelligence and these roles getting done. and in terms of how that works on the ground. there's one story came on the new york times in the summer that the u. k. uh uh, intelligent services had deployed a spite team inside israel to help these route with this operation and gaza. so that came out of new times as least find his right. the official and these ready officials said that the guy spies were giving quote, value added to his ready operations and they were quote, providing intelligence we call and collect and all right, so this is huge in the context of the fact that as licensee west runs off of the prime minister in the form of defense men is the, the fact that as a genocide case at the i c j, the wells high school ongoing i need and these and he's ready. officials a leaking that the british have been providing stuff that they call collect and that right, you would think that might interest the m

and again, it is completely silenced by the major media, but i did a lot of work about the u. k. military presence in the u. k. and it's over 12000 us troops permanently stationed in the u. k. across the 11. so who are a sites that code are yes, but at least to the americans and operate effect to be as a us spaces. and they, for, i also submissions often a legal ones um where, what, what kinds of carried out they were involved in, in operations in libya, iraq, other places. and we're not allowed to know anything that happens on them. that's the outraged wall policy of the patient itself. with us to the outrages you can get some information about already upsides what you can give it to use. if you ask through transparency mechanisms about the us print military presence, you just told we don't comment on allies movements or activities in our country, which is a huge black hole in america, in burgess democracy and that. and then the other side of that is and also is another method by co, uh, is, is the us intelligence role. because we know that as a massive c, i a so i already have

question to the professor of international relations hominy taurus at the university of reading in the u. k. a warning, i think, i mean this is blasting piece is a very long term plan, right? so it's, it's not something that happens quickly in any context, no doubt the, the fall of the aside regime was a can be seen as a step towards a more peaceful syria. and certainly for the large part of the population living in syria. and we have to remember that we're not dealing with 2 decades of an outside regime. we're dealing with more than 5 decades of an aside regime because i thought the higher since father was in charge before the opposite side. so i think we, there's certainly the prospect of the need for for time. and it seems that h t s and it's leader wants to take are very disappointed. and he, he in particular and shut our giovanni has insisted on the fact that his organization is very disciplined, both military and politically. and there have been, you know, that some, a lot of the, a lot of the, the, the good steps to rush have be made in terms of, of opening up to dialogue. and at least

a real group of us is the american empire and co founder declassified u. k. after this break the, [000:00:00;00] the hub. so i'm for. yeah, i mean, i mean, yeah, i good dogs, good times for a week. give me and point me in creating tabs on it. so if you type this timeline, we're at the stage. we have the width is we've been at the top for 500 years to have no, you have not had no serious challenges. i mean, to emulate guy. uh, i mean self destructing the welcome back to going undergrad. i'm still here with the author of the rock as a rogue reported as the american and by and co founder of declassified you came, i cannot math in part one. you were talking about this new world order as it were, as regards a new ways to, to have a economies in the global south. but this is happening at the same time, the rise of china, which is already the biggest economy by a, by b, b, b, as the genocide is how you are in london. i mean, how hard is it for them to comprehend these journalists, i learned the british public what the government is doing, and you might have to remind

this is a u. k. us and israel us is providing most of the arms you case providing most of the intelligence and his role is getting it done. and in terms of how that works on the ground, there's one story came on the new york times in the summer that the e k, a, a intelligence services had deployed a spite team inside israel to help these route with this operation and gaza. so that came out a new time does meet, fine is ready, officially these ready officials said that the guy spies were giving quote, value added to his ready operations. and they were quote, providing intelligence we call and collect and all right, so this is huge in the context of the fact that his eyes, you see west runs out for the prime minister in the form of defense minister. the fact that as a genocide case at the i c j, the was high school ongoing i need and these and is ready. officials a leaking that the british have a being providing stuff with a conflict, and that right, you would think that might interest the media. that

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will israel exist as a whole in 50 as time after a u. k. u. s. a u um, genocide that doesn't have to scar across the whole humanity is arouse existence. has questioned. in a new book, the killing of gaza reports on the catastrophe. the was a long time columnist. it is really newspaper har, ets is gideon levy. he joins me again now from tel aviv. gideon, thanks so much for coming on one an amazing book is you be on any national curriculum so far? it is the definitive book of the genocide. i'll gladly before we get to do is read his existence. um tell me about what m is. you call him in your high rates columns is telling you about guys that when he gets through to you on the phone in the past few days, perhaps this week, even thank you for having me because the phone service pleasure to be here a m a is an old friend of mine who took me around in. busy a full years and years. it was a really good, very, very then trying to, they are there. and they know seeing the war, the middle fix these that i was quite afraid to call him because i was afraid to

so they are countries like canada or the u. k. a school have already like shot shocks, interests bins. why does it take like a can pain, like the stuff and then you can pay and to start talking about this topic, if we haven't started talking about this topic and you know, but when it comes to trade measures, it's always something that's complicated for you to to work on every environmental measure that affects trades creates issues in terms of how, how this effect of the trade relations some people we talked to a know expecting like starting tactics or something like, uh, the topic would be like the open, but it won't come to an end, if this like, and i'm just found the fear of what you think about that. our policy making is generally quite robust and based in the data and the evidence. but also it's a slow because we need a lot of people to agree on every piece of legislation that we make. the new european commission that will be formed with after the elections and the new european parliament will have their own their own minds dep

one want to take, it's a really difficult question to answer because you look at states such as jo, maybe u k, the us to have no enjoy. ready 14 years, a devastating conflict, and they all states for the loan democratic tradition. milton offered terry and tradition on the tyrant, such a specialist that like syria and they, the societies germany, do you come us, all right, with the vision. and so to transition out of a conflict to move into a post conflict setting with all the trauma, with all the grievance, with all the anger that has been cultivate to deliberate bias, the supporters, it's going to be incredibly difficult to move beyond that. but yet, this, this sense of jubilation and elation the sub has go. i think it's a thing that will unite people and bring them together and working towards a future that is full syrians. one syrian people. this is, there's various people have been saying that i think is what, what people will be working towards. and that is the, the hope to overcome these divisions. because 14 years of history to show what the vision can do. well, we also have to look at

there's also isn't in u. k. a, china has always avoid that involvement in, in conflict away from it shows. but i think china and russia wants to be more involved in the making of a dangerous mistake by not being more involved. but if you listen to any bits of code to counsel debates, calling from the middle east over the last few months, it's with chinese and go some delegates who speak the most sense. china and also so there may be cooling that power on the spot in trying to in particular should be existing. it's muscle not particularly like a normal muscle to full country is particularly united states, so of which kinda holds millions trillions. hope united states that up to behaving the more responsible way because otherwise it really is a disk, but this could go definitely out of hand and possibly into a nuclear war setting. so i'd love to see china and russia be more associates and didn't post some authority on the situation. well, mr. marie, i guess we will have to wait and see what the next year will bring

there's also is an in u. k. a, china has always avoid that involvement in, in conflict, away from it shows, but i think china and russia h to be more involved in the making of a dangerous mistake by not being more involved. but if you listen to any of this occurred to cancel debates call on the fundamental least over the last few months fits with chinese engrossing delegates, so could speak the most sense, china and also so there may be pulling that pilot on the spot and turn that in particular, so be existing it's muscle, not particularly like a normal muscle falls. country is particularly united states, so of which kind of holds emilia. killian's hope, the united states that to behaving the more responsible way. because otherwise it really is a disc biscuit. go definitely out of hand and possibly into nuclear war. so, so i'd love to see china and russia be more associated and didn't post some authority on the situation. well, mr. marie, i guess we will have to wait and see what the next year will bring in terms

we are already seeing at this moment several european countries including germany and the u. k. a. suspending processing asylum applications from syrian refugees. how crucial is it for long term stability in terms of the question of whether people do feel safe to return? i think the best indicator about the stability and security of syria will be by the refugees themselves, that they are willing to return home to their families and communities. then that will be a certain goal for the international community that's here is on the right path. but it's more refugees or are displaced either internally or applaud, then that we'll see. josh, i sure is facing actually on a teacher. thank you so much, dave. that's dave hot and from the georgetown strategy groups, syrians from across the country have been smoking to the notorious sydney of prison near damascus. desperate to find long lost family members. the outside regime detained thousands of government opponents. the many of them were forcibly just disappeared, or falsely told their loved ones had died in the hold that has been to the

back king the terrorist and our fence of natural school that a complicated game in which the us and u. k. a key pass the as long as groups the terrorist. so you just described who is backing them to? well, uh we have some, some uh, information and we would like to discuss what is all lower partners in this and this process the way, uh, to cut the general so for, for financing arming then the information which is being flo, the dent it's in the public in the public domain mentions the americans and the breeds, among others. some people say that is a real is interested in, in the, you know, making this situation that rates. so that does a, is not on the very close stretching it. it's a complicated game as well. this comes as the syrian, the this comes as a syrian army, re deployed its forces from homeless city on side, stay on minutes in groups and to the regional capital. must go says that it's joint as strikes with damascus. have eliminated these $300.00 terrace and destroyed several step pose. the militants are reportedly now heading farther south the homes . while i'm verified videos onli

and, you know, earlier this year, back in november actually a letter was signed by over 230 members of the u. k. media journalist, the editors, people involved in bringing the news to the people in the u. k. a 100 over a 100 of those where a, b, b, c, staff, all remaining anonymous, of course, scared for the potential of retribution. and you know, there's been protests at the bbc, there's been protests that skype, but it doesn't seem that anything is changing regarding the narrative. the way things are reported to africa. we go where it's 10. the goal has announced the closure of old foreign military bases in his nation, saying now is the time to achieve total software the best in it. but as soon as it's a celebration of the atm anniversary of domestic of senegalese rifleman interior roy on december 1st 1944, was an opportunity to affirm our demand for sovereignty in the restoration of truncated disguised and hidden facts for 18 years regarding suffering to you in matters of defense, the president of the republic announced the upcoming closure of full foreign military bases in senegal. yet, mea

u. k. u. s. a, u, i'm these rather have been in london then in birmingham and drives go in and all over britain against against is right. well, it's probably you should pretty uh, actually because i watch that on my phone and it was just um, a, making a stump speech. uh, apparently it says some, all right, have pest now inside person that does the same well. care stomach is the stop. he doesn't have to stand on a stump, p is dop. this to, you know, and these just is not solely if i'm happy to read reports all the time that felt as true of main street major, that his premier shape in the united kingdom is turning about out to be an absolute disaster. and that he may be on safe to any time by the power of public opinion. the sooner the better. because he is an opportunist of the west. wes kind that also his history is pat areias, savory associations with and my 5 and i my 6 and folk, all kinds of stuff that we absolutely do not want in a prime minister in the u. k. well, he was doing in cyprus, i hav

and this guy goes to the u. k. a contract, don't even country, i'm not the residents in. i'm not the u. k. citizen. the only connection i have to the u. k is that i have the visitors and i go in and out from time to time, i have an event or fellowship or something. it's not a jurisdiction. i have any connection with whatsoever. i'm in nigeria and citizens of the time i was resident in gunner and was the, as he goes he goes and series. maybe you can let the judge interprets jurisdiction to mean that any sit in published on the internet. that is visible through previous residents that the british course has jurisdiction over. it's which means that effectively anything on the internet is now with bainbridge jurisdiction of a british libel courts, which is absolutely incredible for just it. because essentially what that means is that anyone, anywhere in the world, publishing stories about events in their own countries involving your own, you know, a national, this has nothing to do to use it fronts has admitted to massacring west african soldiers of the 1940s. but that, that

whether or not any progress is being made a tool in those and negotiations all the while from so the u. k. a urging israel to an adult. hey winter humanitarian plans. the people have gaza. is any of this carrying any weight or significance for the people? the guns are right now, they're well, it's the of the current rounds of the totes, that is taking place right now in cairo can come to an ends of success. it will have a very huge impact on civilians. of course, the goal is to see if we know that the egypt has been a very key mediate in order to bridge the gap between as well and how much and even they have been using they believe for just a few sites on full time with how much time as well in order to read out a deal, but there's 2. so i'm sticking points, but we post pops. the mediators are trying to resolve and at the same time, from some of the u. k, you have focused on the 1st thing on israel to develop the comprehensive one. so humanitarian relief planning in order to q the and mitigate the, the crisis and the gaza strip. and this is step can really indicate the, the level of the inte

know whether that's gaining any momentum whatsoever at the moment though all the while from so the u. k. a pushing is around to come up with this winter humanitarian plan for god's i. what's your sense of the tag? is any of this having any impact? well, what we see on the ground is that a number of regional and neighboring countries are taking the lead to carry out some sort of new rounds of negotiations in order to reach us the fire, which is spelled on homeless. and it's huffman delights of the repeated merit come close to a bring back achievable, especially that yesterday the president selected donald trump has issued us top, holding for an immediate 20th of these when hostages held by how much threatening of the city consequences say in health to be paid if this demands was not bad before he officially takes on his office. this is a very the huge impacts on that because of negotiations, especially when they, as well as on how most um, basically uh the uh, the code for a when so humanitarian plan as indicates. it's very remarkable concerns about the 4 digit, your rating humanitarian con

then this amman and british journal saying that a 186000 may have been slaughtered by u. k. u. s. a u weaponry in the hands of the israelis equivalent, as i said, proportionately to 5 and a half 1000000 people, men, women, and children, mostly women and children killed in britain or 27000000 in the usa. what do you think of that? british british medical journal, the lines that as well, again, i think you're is, this is born always downright blind. and you mentioned this is like this was positioning in the world is not the best because of the. ready bible's and with the lies it gets us which, you know, we are not very yeah. capable of dyslexia because of their basic doing great. i would love that all the study was peer review. why would they make what a delightful you look comparing valencia to the nazis i they are. i would say that the i have told us of the wrong we, the proxies like this is blah and the, you know, one in there she, i. e, l, ice weather associated emissions, you the rock or in syria or the image medical gen a big well they, they, are they downright terrorist and, y

english speaking company that opens globally, started working across sweden, denmark, norway, the u. k, a lot of the all of those countries and any company cold warm they always started working with these 4 countries anyway that's, it was so they have been drained very well already. the teen green beans. all of this scheme is not so scam the citizens of the country where they office is located . this of course, makes it hard to, to praise, prove, and prosecute the crime. and that also makes it nearly impossible for the victims to get their money back. late 1st change this investment company, which is called cycle capital. um, what i saw was in the us on facebook, i was promoting it out. they did using our phone, the alleged hello, a i to effects the do scoffing, which is make always really small transactions by buying for x and selling us as soon as it increases the price. um, so i purchase uh, i logged into the app. i gave a deposit of about $250.00 us dollars, but one of the things that really kind of crap me and really kind of made me believe of this. this is all genuine noise laws bec

u k is officially moscow mules . clam country of the 2024. congratulations. so leaving the l a. u. k. this after the septic a. we're now moving into, you know, the ultimate winner on the ultimate loser category. and types award show t's. i never thought actually said to lie towards you feel so important. oh, you have 0 budget for any awards though, but anyway, getting back to the actual towards the ultimate we in our ultimate loser. we haven't even put categories in here because you know, everybody, dogs, industry know who the ultimate winner is in 2024. it's gotta be the big don royal, you know, no arguments here. it's got to be and you know, we've had great fun with don on the show as much as we've enjoyed putting the boot into, you know, sleepy joe, we've enjoyed to have a phone with don, he's, he's funny guy, he's a funny man room. the video you, let's have a look at how don i live the salt and pepper to our episodes over the year. well that we have to get along. it was the world. let's get along with the russians. very smart guy. it's not that they're so smart. it's not, there'

the breaking news this, our russian intelligence review, the us and the u. k. a provided to carry out terrorist attacks of russians, basically, syria using if you had a to do it's deputy. what are the pains exclusive footage from the inside of the as i by john airlines? plains the moment after retract on wednesday with the investigation ongoing, the us points to figure out how to russia while of moscow says, but the incident was 3 good volumes. dradian drove at that time ukrainian drones was.

am is on it with a boiled tie of pageantry, touring his 2 dice state visits to the u. k. and a little later on and full banquet issues. cricket is for the brand test match targets in the west indies, the the truck or region of cargo one of south america's toughest. we for the 2 men who seem to thrive on is the chinese. a veteran truck drivers offices every quarter . whatever the web to provide for his growing family and the cowboy who enjoys his rough life risk in it. oh, power outage there. the the you're watching, i'll just hear a reminder about top stories. the south. thousands of protesters has launched in the capital of sold demanding the president's resignation. civil society groups in g o's and trade union. so do so cooling the challenges of treason to be brought against you. and so key on the faces impeachment proceedings in the coming guys in central cancer, at least 5 children have been killed in and it's rarely trying to tack on illness around for the future. you can just try kits near food distribution points in the house to the past 14 months. thousands of pal

and you know, last week we wanted to, what do we actually have a decent prime minister in the u. k. and the last of 50 years have a 2 tier cure certainly is not, is all you. we've got a petition launched in the u. k. 3000000 people basically hold them to get on his bike and take off. let's say what to do here is adamant that if you don't like what's going on and you would like to complain about it, that's if you're not in prison already for putting something on facebook or twitter . and you can just basically how to put it. oh yeah, golf on the video or you can if you don't like the changes that we've made, i say the tool is open and you can leave distraction from reality that this man is actually in charge of that country. it shows is shocked at both. turns out the british people actually listen to his words. and now we're just 1000000 years are leaving britain in there. 1000 schools is 21 percent of brits want to migrate you to they're going propose tax increases. and you know, we've got to do what to tell you, come to moscow, come on it's, it's a nice, nice time of the year. and o

and that's when we want to store a lot of energy over months. so we know the in the u. k during the winter is very blue. it's very windy. if we go to a wind turbine based energy system, we're going to have a lot more generated in the winter then we need. and so we can capture that and store it in the form of hydrogen, and then keep it until the summer when we don't have any wind blowing and, but we still using energy was. so how is hydrogen use as a few where? well, james has a rather not a way of demonstrating this with a toy car that looks about. what's that test? that's about 20 mills. so what it shows me how to produce hydrogen with a many electrolytes. so we just to wait a moment, we're going to generate some hydrogen. we're going to get a build up an electric current passing through the water forms. hydrogen mobile is now got some gas storage here that we didn't have before. so now i'm going to take my cables around here and you can see now that the gases are flowing into the fuel cell. and then that is gonna allow us to generate electricity, which makes the cargo.

a part to play. and that transformation on the all the islands in the u. k. site is to working with one a clean energy is holy grails, green hydrogen, and in no way a comp and mutual data sensor is using the force of nature to power or digital lives. the global demand for energy is increasing, but burning fossil fuels is polluting and it's warming upon it with devastating impacts for life for a while, renewable energy from when the cheaper than ever into mrs. difficult to store a few of the future is emerging, which could prove fundamental to de carbon icing, the global economy. i've come to new york new islands of the north coast of the u. k, where a network of scientists researches to approving the missing link in the next renewable energy revolution might be found in the simplest and most abundant elements. hydrogen, the universe is about 73 percent hydrogen, mainly occurring as gas. but on earth, most hydrogen is contained in water is b h and h to go after it's generated from water. it can be used as a fuel depos cause buses and even spacecraft. but in o

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