u. k. actually feel that they have a role to play in who runs their country anymore. well, and this isn't just because in 6 years, it's the 3rd prime minute or 2 months. i think vs are paying attention and they are feeling excluded and they are feeling that the government to government and the tory part of the tory empties are just talking to themselves. and i do think the public would like to have to say, but the consensus doing a general election because over half of the voters was saying they're going to vote for the opposition party, which paper would lead to our right of the conservative party. so the intention to play along the next election could be as late as january 29th. i think that's on my claim. i think as much of a year, 18 months that can be spent by the government. and what will be the question is can she do that bench which i'm so used to register the thing about ill discipline, reggie side get ready or leader is it becomes a haven't to haven't you can't kick. so the back benches feel that the not being looked after, getting them not getting what they

u. k. and preventing travel to the u. k. send a clear message to the rating authorities. it's an all clear what assets, any of those sanctioned, actually have in the u. k. a man who was shot dead by british officers at a police station in the city of darby has been named as moria seal lock. now authority said the 35 year old romanian was spotted with a knife and station cobb park on friday and was shot south. the armed officers arrived at the scene, local media report that he happened physically harmed anybody. independent office for police conduct is investigating the incident. the actions of british police have been in the spot like lately over the killing of an armed black man in september. chris campbell's family has been demanding justice after he was shot dead by an officer in london. a heat waves will become so extreme in some parts of the world that human life there will be unsustainable within decades. that's the latest warning in a report from the un and red cross and red crescent societies ahead of next month. cope 27 climate conference in egypt. the organizations predict that so ring temperature is in this a hail the horn o

u. k and america will actually increased their weapons shipments to ukraine. military support the key f. now the total is, believe it or not, around $24000000000.00. and i discussed this with a finished journalist ayana's put going on. he believes that western corporations are the ones benefiting from this uncontrolled distribution. police is admitting that these weapons are flowing around europe and coming to, to back to finland. and now the same weapons are flowing to greenland in the gray markets in the black mark is why they want to escalate these or the borders everywhere. and. and certainly they know that these weapons are going in the hands of the militants, not only new crank was spreading weapons is spreading fear. and when people are getting feared they, they start to buy more and more weapons because because the weapon is always rest against the weapon. and of course, if we take the perspective up these old benefits, the surgeon corporations which are running the western power structure and for them, this is a, this is a cold in times now. and, and of course, when, when there

u. k. absolutely is a historic moment will actually help people of color will actually help other asian people living in the u. k, mostly academic literature, seems to be against what i would term, the idea of trickle down diversity and trickle down diversity is the idea that if you place a person of color or place a woman or someone from a diverse background at the top, somehow trickle down and benefit other people of color or women down in the organization or create policies that will help people further down it trickle down idea of diversity and mostly academic. she does not support that. that is a historic moment. absolutely would actually help people of asian descent other people of color academic studies don't seem to support that. and that's important because of course, it makes her a great headline, doesn't it? her a countries governing institutions to better represent those that it governs. but the reality is that there are so many different issues at play from a culture society history race. and it varies from one country to another, many different ethnic minorities and communities i

u. k, the plan was a to actually reduce that by one percent from 20 percent to 19 percent. that's kicked out completely. it hasn't been postponed, but it's kicked out completely. and the what freeze on alcohol duty rates that's gone, a 0 rated value added tax on goods for foreign visitors. that's gone as a plethora of other things that have been kicked out as well. this really was an austerity announcement. not what liz truss was pushing for. which was a whole growth of the economy plan, extra spending tax cuts accused by her, her opposition in when she was on the leadership challenge. accused of fairytale economics. well now it's a nightmare playing out because her situation is absolutely dangerous. in the extreme. she was in the house of commons, it has to be said. she was sitting beside the chancellor as he read everything out on her fixed face, told a 1000000 stories she looked very, very disturbed. indeed, we understand. she may well be giving a news conference within 24 hours. that is, seems to be the plan. she's going to try and fight back. she is talking to a whole

am i right in understanding this, you actually bailed the u. k. and you sold your pounds and move to the canary islands. is that accurate? i mean, there's government, whether you're left or right, and it's just terrible government. i was training for a while on finance consultants or not yet, but i do want to come about the full. i mean i see the next 3 to 4 months getting very bad. indeed. there's not even about finding money. can people even afford, i mean he's got you got people even with the price where you put a lot of a lot of people to charge a lot of pensioners on, on fixed monthly incomes, who just do not have flexibility to deal with these surging bills. charlie, i wish i had more time, but i don't. and charlie boyle, independent journalist joining us lie from the canary islands. do enjoy, we'll speak you soon. are good to have with us today at united states and it's ally. israel are to blame for quote, planned riots that have gripped and paralyzed iran. and that is what iran supreme leader, ayatollah ali. how many publicly said on monda

u. k . and preventing travel to the u. k. send a clear message to the iranian authorities. it's not clear though what assets, any of those sanctions, actually have in the u. k. man, who was shot dead by british officers at a police station and the city of darby has been identified as marius. sheila now authority see the 35 year old romanian was spotted with a knife in the station car park on friday and he was shot after armed officers arrived at the scene. local media rewards that he had not physically harmed any one . the independent office for police conduct is investigating the incident. the actions of british police have been in the spotlight lately over the killing of an armed blackman in september. chris kappa's family has been demanding justice after he was shot dead by an officer in london. sir francis fuel stations are running shores of petrol because of trade union strikes it, oil refineries and storage site drivers are facing long queues and closures, as they struggled to fill up their tanks. trade union accused tall sal, energies of black mail for offering to bring for repaid talks of the union ends. it's 2 weeks strike. more th

u. k. is involved that they're involved in actually planning, supporting and implementing the plot to destroy the pipeline. that of course took energy and gas to europe, but mostly specifically germany, which was heavily reliant on that. and of course, this, the u. k. responded with russia peddling, accusing russia, peddling false information, and an epic scale in order to distract from their well illegal invasion of ukraine . so what we're seeing is that the tensions have gone up, and of course, since europe made it difficult for russia to to, to actually have a conversation to, to, to get anything done. this is why they chose turkey as a, as a set of for the brain and ports. and what are the run the russian president have to say about that ukrainian grain export deal and about moscow's decision to suspend its participation. yeah, so what am i putting basically said that the, the green is not going to where it's needed most. so the poorest countries are not getting the brain that they need. specifically, we're talking about countries in the developing, in the developing world. and the vast m

u. k. and they are warning that, um, actually it will be quite difficult for him because of his immense personal wealth . so he might be the one to make carts either in public services or in benefits. we don't know yet. ah, exactly what is economic program will be bought on it. there will be a contrast to his his own personal wealth. right for he is now our conservative party lead of a country house, a prime minister at the moment enlist trust us like to see the changed happen just like that, or is there some sort of a process to be gone through? of course, there is a, as there is a price as we are expecting. every student richie soon to speak to conservative m p 's. but in order to formally formalize his, are moving in year number 10, downing street. he would also have to see the king. so this is the formal process. we don't know exactly when that happens, but it won't be today. so yes, the handover will then be within the next days. i thank you for that bug it mass in london. just to repeat that breaking news and answer in the last a few minutes. that's a britain has its 3rd prime minister of

u. k, ukraine and turkey to try and actually fast track big decision policy making and the cost of that list that are cool. it and you on me, but i can assure you it is in the army. it's been on the record, you know, at the beginning of the french presence, you lost it. yes, he said, you are me. so this is what's in the pipeline. because if you actually believe, you know, stop, stop the thing, he actually believes that is out of the army. we had soldiers from, from the, been a lot of spain when it blew on bands on the show. so that would actually deter putin in you create that it would scare him, it would push it back, you know, and this is the way. busy thinking that they don't understand polluted, understand how that i think they did that once it was under the whole, you know, we know how that george also the ukrainian president zalinski is going to be on hold in his arms and said, i'm not going to talk to them anymore. wow, is it anybody cares? why would you talk? there's a lensky in the 1st place when he can probably call somebody in washington. george . yes, and he's got a so could

to, he's gonna say, must have together 20 some member states plus neighbors like u k, ukraine and turkey to try and actually fast track big decision policy making and the cost of that list that are cool. it, and you may, but i can assure you, it isn't the army. it's been on the record, you know, the beginning of the french presidency last year. she said, we need to, you, me. so, this is what's in the pipeline, because the, you actually believes, you know, stop, stop giggling. you actually believes that an army, they had soldiers from france, better luck, spain with blue arm bands on their shoulders. but that would actually deter putin in ukraine. that it would scare him. they were pushing back. and this is the way they're thinking that they don't understand that understand how they did that once . it was under the pony and we know how george also the ukranian president zalinski is going to be all that his arms and said, i'm not going to have to put in any more. wow, if anybody cares in why would you talk? there's a lensky in the 1st place when you can probably call somebody in washington. george . yes, and

u. k. goods export, falling 14 percent in the 3 months to january 2021. at a time when the global average was an actual rise of 8.2 percent, when you, when you compare the u. k. in some ways to the global economy, the u. k. is kind of singled out, isn't it? for poor performance? while i think this is it, i mean that we just heard from alexi trying to push the whole thing on the global situation. that true pays. this whole thing has been hit to us because of the government's policies. this is ram, the phone pound went to free vote when the more due date meant top. and if you look at that around what is happening to the families, then you realize that millions of families are struggling. and the reason is you've got inflation, which is gone now to 10 point one percent. you've got the and the price is going up . you got the full price of going up down the other side. you have 12 years of stat condition with the villages. that's what's causing that, if you call us all the market, isn't there at all. and that's why these conversations can give us a chance. go go ahead. i can see a shaking groceries getting

u. k, i think does matter is also the question. i think of contagion. some people worried that if the economy of the u. k, runs into trouble, then we could find that that actually causes a ripple effect and other economies. and then i suppose the reason the reason which is well teach is on the government that you simply cannot. now go into a situation where you make tax cuts, which are completely on funding. it may be written off as all the docs economics. i cause cause and trust, but markets expect you to balance the books and if you do anything, i think 2 of the dogs, then you run into trouble cutting the bill. what position you mentioned that the, of course, that you came to you, they have some bad blood between each other. now, what position does the british government find itself in? as it looks to restart negotiations this week, over the northern ireland trade protocol, which is of course, a major sticking point and a legacy of bricks. it will interesting. there also room is that there has been progress under the surface between the british government on this. i think it really is in both sides interest to try and settle this question and they really don'

provide more aid to ukraine, the e u commission chief ursula vandal and said the move by russia was quota. well, it might actually change anything, she said, and the u. k. is a new prime minister less trust promised to ensure that russia would lose what she called an illegal war. in response to russian president vladimir putin. bessie delegate was regarding strategic security agreements, fly into the trash, shall we hear is the west defends in order based on rules. where did these rules come from? who's ever seen these rules? solid deception, double already triple standards? it's easy to count on fools. russia is a 1000 year old civilization and it will not live by such false rules. the west uses suppression, exploitation, and enslavement instead of democracy. the unipolar world it is built is anti democratic, deceitful and hypocritical, through and through by the other customer when they, when it hair earlier from a former pentagon security analyst, michael maloof, he says, the world order is in upheaval. ukraine was only the instigator, it's been building for quite for many, many years. the u. s. as envision itself as the us lead unipolar world order

u. k, they introduced the windfall tax. nowhere near actually as much as the windfall taxes in other in other countries. so we need to see people really pushing in those windfall taxes to help pay for the solutions that not just going to kind of help us get through the current energy courses. but also going to help us make sure that we are not susceptible to search crises in the future. i want to check in with our youtube community again. lucas says let's be realistic here. the u. s. is causes global crisis. how does the use sanction a country that provides them with energy you and us should be condemned by the rest of the world. richard says opec control supply and supply controls prices. opec himself, as high prices, will bankrupt the world economy and cause the greatest recession in history. and jonathan pressed as hard push forward to nuclear power or other fusion slash fusions of taking the efficient solutions. so one term back to knows my and curious as it is, if 72 percent of people who don't have electricity in the world are in africa, what is the push? they're like for green so

actually that happen by next friday. so by next friday we will know he will be the next prime minister of the u. k. so who would be the candidate that the policy could get behind? well, that's going to be the very big question. the polls currently and look like she seen actually leads them and he so far as able to looks as if you can go to the most support. i'm pretty soon. i can self ran for child run for some comments over the summer. he was running against less trust. he has experience and government as the former chancellor. and he also saw the loss of the core of the course, these last 6 weeks, that what he said about this trust economic policies, they would be detrimental, actually came true. so he, you know, that also gives them support in terms of his capabilities and competence. and then of course, what we're seeing on him as well is there are women that an important could also be a front runner in his and in his, in a. so this election process many election process. am she is there she is the leader of the house of commons. she's not very well known. she also doesn't have a lot of governme

and also in terms of government response, this hasn't actually elicit it any kind of policy change. i mean, the u. k. government is still going ahead with this and new policies for north sea oil zone. and these radical arcs of protest seem to be a growing trend we've seen with organizations like green piece movements like extinction rebellion. but in this particular case, why we're targeting odd specifically. yeah, you're right, it's definitely been an emerging trend within claim activism, but it is pretty much just just stop oil who is engaging in this am. yeah. attacking old pieces of art. i mean, it's not the 1st thing that happens and they were also the ones behind recent instance like activists, glueing themselves to pain things. lake leonardo da vinci's last supper already. there was a reuben's piece and munich that the same thing happened. an am, it's because just up oil has asked the art all to stand with their climate cause they think that the art will, it should be doing more even though a lot of art galleries have actually stopped receiving sponsorships from companies like b, p, and shell

u. k. the pledges are much bigger than what was actually delivered. but germany, like it's other partners, does stand under pressure and it has to show that it is standing by ukraine, especially at a time when russia is upping it's attacks tags, julia dw correspondent to julia, so deli reporting from the center. berlin. well let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. victims of last week's massacre at a daycare center in thailand have been promoted after a group funeral. the ceremony at a buddhist temple and 3 days in the morning, 36 people were killed, including 24 children. israel says it has reached a historic agreement with neighboring lebanon over their shared maritime border. the deal would end a long territorial dispute and unlock rich gas reserves. lebanese president michelle own is expected to make an official decision. shortly. tourists have started arriving in japan again. now the government has lifted all. pandemic travel restrictions after 2 and a half years visa free travel is back for business and tours o

u. k to savers. but then again, they're already tax quite highly and you're in a situation of rising interest rates, we don't want to then actually, well, be availability of credit to you, k economy. and of course, you know, all sterility is not a. busy word that the current government want to bring back into the conversation, but it might well be bad, did around and that the public response was very negative to it under the former. a conservative chancellor, george osborne, but you know, it perhaps isn't inevitable. it isn't it. ah, well, there's a certain amount of it i but you have to also be very, very careful. yes. i think the one proposal which mr student made while he was so previously chancellor, was that the measure to actually support and the, the consumer sector in terms of the energy crisis should be targeted for those on the lower incomes are, which was not the case with mistrust per proposals and that's basically going to have to be the best rust of what neighbor they do, where there are going to be cut batch. it really needs to ensure that you're not harming. ready lowest in people on the lowest income society alre

and that this so called investigation i is going to be aimed at covering up the actual crime, the u. s. and worldly u. k. committed and possibly even planting, fake evidence to try to implicate russia. i have no faith in the objectivity of the so called investigation. it is a 100 percent sham. well, however, the western media were very clear and whom they deemed responsible for the destruction. it could only be moscow, according to them, use outlets accused russia of blowing up its own vital, multi $1000000000.00 infrastructure, wireless del further into the accusations. here's our correspondent, marina cassandra and ornaments sources and a so called highly likely narrative. these are tactics widely used by western lina when they need to blame moscow, but lack the evidence to currently working for cnn. once again, proved that she's an ad on known european security officials who allegedly saw some russian navy ships in the vicinity of the north spring pipeline lakes. it's unclear whether the shapes had these sources and others said, but it's one of the men of factors that investigators will be looking in

ridiculous and that this so called investigation i is going to be aimed at covering up the actual crime the us and we're the u. k. committed and possibly even planning say evidence to try to implicate russian. i have no faith in the objectivity of the so called investigation. it is a 100 percent sham, but western media were clear and whom they deemed responsible for the destruction. moscow news outlets accused russia of blowing up its own vital infrastructure. our t correspondent, marina culture of adult, further into those accusations, anonymous sources, and a so called highly likely narrative. these are tactics widely used by western lina when they need to blame moscow, but lack the evidence to do so. and natasha bertrand currently working for cnn. once again, proved that she's an expert here, sites in some on known european security officials who allegedly saw some russian navy ships in the vicinity of the north spring pipeline leaks. it's unclear whether the ships had anything to do with those explosions. the sources and others said, but it's one of the many factors that investigators will be looking into ru

u. k. property tax require mean great months ahead of the actual october attack . we learn more about the plan with very, very detailed proposal, spelling out exactly where to strike the bridge, how it can be achieved, either through cruise missiles or t a. the un general assembly a resolution to condemn moscow for the recent referendum in the former ukrainian territories as the russian. and we've lost the west double standards. a lot of those are the international life from mazda is just on my way. i'm here. i'm glad you joined us. i'm much mommy. let's take a look at the latest top stories on this. how. we start with the latest conflict in ukraine, how the latest from the company, and as, as strike alerts. i found it in regions across central ukraine, including the capitol of key made, made air explosions, have been reported in the mail, and the needs meetings on russian soil. you, when the forces are reported. shell, the border city of belgrade. ah, your yearly model as well. her in the city as air defense is intercepted, an incoming track wants by keep forces.

i'm going to be aimed at covering up the actual crime that the us and the u. k. committed and possibly even planning phase evidence to try to implicate russia. i have no faith in the objectivity of this so called investigation. it is 100 percent chance just interested to get your perspective. and another aspect of this, as you went through there, western media have tried to pin the blame on russia, but western governments, there is the slight divergence there. they've been hesitant having beta back those . tim's why do you think that is? i think that is a government word to officially back these claims. it raises the question of the in via ability of need of so called article 5, because technically, this is a jointly russia and german on an console pipeline. so if we go into conspiracy here, there russia blew up this jointly control pipeline, or technically, it's also blowing up the german pipeline, therefore, and natal clamp law. therefore, we reached the conclusion that it could be a violation of article 5, which mandates a mutual defense for nato allies. but

u. k. paul, to attack the crime in bridge months ahead of the actual october attack. we learn more about the plan from the project viscous it very, very detailed proposals for exactly.

u. k. defend ministry that we just showed earlier. and that actually, that suite was repulsed by a number of the ukrainian embassies around the world in this way, that was the one that they were posted. then we had italy as well. and then we had the embassy, the ukrainian embassy in georgia, which showed a photo over the burn and bridge. and it was saying, good morning, we are with ukraine now. we're on the ukrainian security services. they were posting the bridges burton and well, great things from the ukranian armed forces. today is a great occasion, but forget the free people died and they're talking about the celebration and well done that this happened. and also i'd like to show how the ukrainian embassies and singapore, and also in the czech republic, what dates we said, what their reaction has been. let's, let's have a look. trimming bridge is not at its best these days. the large explosion in massive fire was reported this morning along with the roadway section collapse and traffic suspension. crimean bridge is the one that connects temporarily

but actually probably an even deeper level. this isn't a gamble because the u. k. a spent 10 years now the best part of a decade. certainly prior to coven 19 doing exactly the same thing. you know, cutting taxes for business is a private individuals taken away the benefits, the richest, fastest net one out than everyone else. and because we've been doing that for decade, we know how it ends and ends in stagnant earnings growth. the u. k. still got lower average re learnings done it had in 2008. it ends in crumbling public services. you know, we have grossly under resource education hospitals. people, i have to wait hours for an ambulance, they have to wait potentially weeks for g. p appointment. and ends in stagnant life expectancy there, there has been this very blunt warning that's come from the i m f in using language that it usually only uses for emerging markets as an indication of just how concerned the i m f is about this. yeah, i mean, you know, i'm not to reach the point of view on these things, but it is striking that they've chosen to comment on the u. k

issues with economist ikea, homer, i k, a publisher of the vert shelf the actual business newsletter and very welcome to the program. hi, k, independent then is the e u in deciding where to buy its energy from our how to ensure its own security. i don't know how independent they are, but i have a big suspicion that the top different motto, the top bureaucrats are so bowman into the international raleigh golf club from cloud tomorrow, and dominated by the us. that they are even betraying the european citizens, especially the german citizens for their personal benefit. and i think that they are not independent. one second lead, the us is doing everything to keep europe dependent on them to make the old game. the brakes have done before to keep this harmony on the continent to ruin outside and to ruin from the outside. so from the north stream, pipelines and summer ties through the pipeline a new one. and they told me in a line with pass, if you hear now mr. morrell and mrs. on the line she was on the table are discussing and planning the controls and demolition of the year. be especially the german economy on the devil's pay. women, douglas, ali gars,