u. k. and in the u. k . actually the only yesterday a mr. lobby's government a voted to cost fuel benefits to elderly pensioners, to save a $1000000000.00. that will point 4000000000 pounds apparently. meanwhile, he can find 600000000 pounds to give to you find to a defacto dictatorship. mr. so let's, he is elected. his government has no mondays, it would really make you wonder to actually decides these funding packages. is it blinking? is it the bite and who's in charge of the us? is it to my lars and we've got mr. allow me to suddenly deciding that the united kingdom is now going to support you fine for a 100 years. now, maybe the russians didn't get the memo. uh, because they seemed to be advancing on all fronts. i think i'm very confident they're going to stick to their mandates that they've set out from the start in ukraine. so it's an interesting space like now for my pentagon and security analysts, mike of models believes the washington is ignoring russia's red lines to intentionally escalate the war in ukrain

u. k. and the u. k. actually, only yesterday, a mr. allow me, is government a voted to cost fuel benefits to elderly pensioners, to save a $1000000000.00. that won't point 4000000000 pounds apparently. and meanwhile, he can find 600000000 pounds to give to ukraine to a defacto dictatorship. mr. phillips, he is elected. his government has no mandate, it would really make you wonder to actually decides these funding packages. is it blinking? is it the bite and who's in charge of the us is a to mile hours. and we've got mr. allow me, a suddenly deciding that the united kingdom is now going to support and you find for a 100 years. now, maybe the russians didn't get the memo. uh, because they seem to be advancing on all fronts. thinking very confident they're going to stick to their mandates that they've said it from the start in ukraine. so it's an interesting space like, oh, i will wait to see how the build up to the election if anything is going to change or after the elections, they will witness the tables. thank you very much for the i

u. k has a border actually in france and it should be allowing people to seek asylum at that border in france to allow them to safely travel to the u. k. secondly, it would look like expanding family reunification. many of the individuals who are getting on these flimsy boards actually have family ties in the u. k. a closer look like work and study visas for people around the world. the u. k is approach has changed in recent months. the previous government had proposed the controversial plan to deport and documented migrants and refugees through rewind. it was cracked by them, you would ministration lead by prime minister care star downing street has painted another policies under discussion one that could the mirror. the approach taken by italy, the following controversial deals with denise and libya, italy has recorded the 62 percent dropping on documented migrants this year. prime minister, georgia maloney has also signed a 5 year multi $1000000.00 agreement with the pena to process up to $36000.00 asylum seekers annually from countries. italy deemed safe. the migration crisis is a new dat

u. k. has a board actually in france, and it should be allowing people to seek asylum at step border in france. to allow them to safely travel to the u. k. secondly, it would look like expanding family reunification. many of the individuals who are getting on these flimsy boards actually have family ties in the u. k. it could also look like work and study visas for people around the world. you touched upon the need for a cooperation most readily as opposed with with friends as you, as you mentioned, of course, when the case prime minister keeps tom. it took over the job back in july when one of his 1st visits was, was over the channel, wasn't it to see him? i knew my kroner empowers but have we seen any evidence of any joint goals? any evidence of any successful, at least discussion around what cooperation will look like? well, we're aggressively the focus continues to be on combining people. smuggling are really high to focus on lower enforcement, border security with friends. and what we always that as little evidence that this will actually prevents people taking the dangerous journey. as i

u. k. and the us actually kind of the, the kind of pace for leaders like winston, with some casual kinda tightly on her as need. and the way eisenhower is these people who buy select the countries, but also the grocery service streams and quite destructive was they had that experience. you know, what we have today, you know, escalate to see who's never been. so you petitions and you'd see that placed in terms of that decision making, their understanding insights, but also how they think about the privacy to the east by the bizarre forms. the 100 schools john. so recently where he was just insulting a budget as, as, as a tool of the plans he gave you, you really kind of feel that lack of experience in mobile ages. and the lack of that assessment is available. it's actually kind of taking what is a whole comfort to the board with the washer know tips and she needs a level. it's really quite dangerous. alexander, we are also seeing attempts to either drag 30 part 3rd party contract countries into the conflict, or already claim that they are complicit. china is one example. before i ask you to respo

actually taking measures that save lives. so one of the key ways to do this is of course ensuring that the u. k. and from cooperate together to have robust search and rescue operations in the english channel. but secondly, they really need to be ensuring safe pathways for people to reach the u. k. now one of the reasons the key driver of why people get on the flimsy, over crowded bodies and end up in powerless situations that see is because there was very little space ways for people sling pacification people thinking about a life to actually reach the u. k. now it's the government's open most sites, pathways. this would go along the way in ensuring that people are not forced to risk their lives across the channel and often use floods in northeastern 92, we have routed hundreds of thousands of people from their homes. united nations has approve $6000000.00 to help both parties address the humanitarian crisis, the governments and agencies, and now trying to provide food for families for the struggling to access the affected areas. and steep rise in food prices is making life more difficult for th

actually taking measures that save lives. so one of the key ways to do this is of course ensuring that the u. k. and fronts cooperate together to have robust search and rescue operations in the english channel. but secondly, they really need to be ensuring safe pathways for people to reach the u. k. now one of the reasons the key driver of why people get on the flimsy, over crowded bodies and end up in perilous situations that see is because there were very little safe ways for people sling pacification people thinking about a life to actually reach the u. k. now it's the government's open, most sites, pathways. this would go a long, long way in ensuring that people are not forced to risk their lives across the channel. at least one person has drowned and south west poland, off the heavy rains batch of much of central and eastern europe, a bridge collapsed in south west and poland. when the river stands to boost its banks, the southern close by shall angel rang and has been described as the worst and more than 25 years of age it goes into shows a sofa in the clouds, co county, 1600 people were e

actually taking measures that save lives. so one of the key ways to do this is of course ensuring that the u. k. and france cooperate together to have robust search and rescue operations in the english channel. but secondly, they really need to be ensuring safe pathways for people to reach the u. k. now one of the reasons the key driver of why people get on the flimsy, over crowded bodies and end up in powerless situations that see is because there were very little safe ways for people sling pacification people thinking about alas to actually reach the u. k. now it's the government's open, most sites, pathways. this would go along the way in ensuring that people are not forced to risk their lives across the channel. so we're going to go back to breaking news now . we're gunshots had been reported near the us republican presidential candidate donald trump. its understood that the shots were fired as he was playing around of golf on one of his golf courses in west palm beach. in florida. us media has been reporting that 2 people may have been firing at each of them. we've also heard of that the se

u. k. based on media outlets have actually quoted a senior is riley. so saying that that would be very possible with the purpose of pushing back has been a lot physically. um is that really likely to happen? especially given the troops that they are using are the ones that they've been using or the battalions for all the other ones. that are using in gauze or, and they've pretty much conceived. are we likely to see that happen imminently as well? i don't think you'll see pushing along with, along the way. people look at the conventional war like say, the soviet army moving on berlin in 1945. but what you're likely to see is a move in to get targeted to logistics, command and weapons. facilities that which these roads would go and probably avoid hezbollah fires. and then leaves them without any ability to support themselves or supply themselves. and that would probably def, executed properly with leaves. it has the last 5 years with no option, but to move to a place where they can continue to fight with logistics support. so i think, i think the initial

to move deliveries just briefly to buy this hesitancy, as i understand it by and can actually stop the ukraine, u. k, u, the u. k. from granting permission. because storm shadows contains some us parts. is that right? i think that is what already happened. alexander, russian president vladimir putin has been doing a lot of saber rattling over the past 2 and a half years. this is now no exception. he is a once again, making threats. how seriously should ukraine and its partners take those threats? i think of seriously distress should be taken depends who you are in the alliance. to pick up on the point about the white house. this is that unique situation compared to the ukraine, 010 partners. many ways the us as a global power level interest in the conflict in the middle east is one where russia is not only possible, but very likely to respond the symmetrically to lifting these restrictions. and we already know that the russians considered supplying difficulties with advanced long range missiles of their own. and this is exactly the kind of escalation that we could expect to see should restrictions b

were very little safe ways for people sling pacification people thinking about a life to actually reach the u. k. now it's the government's open, most sites, pathways. this would go a long, long way in ensuring that people are not forced to risk their lives across the channel. we're going to go back to uh, breaking news. now we gunshots had been reported near the us republican presidential candidate donald trump. it's understood that the shots were fired as he was playing around of golf on one of his golf courses in west palm beach. in florida. us media has been reporting that uh, 2 people may have been firing at each of them, but also heard that the secret service and the palm beach county sheriff's office as jews who hold a press briefing in the next few minutes while we wait so that we're going to go now, so petty co hi and who's in washington d. c for us. and i know, since this happened a couple of hours ago, they've been many room is and a lot of speculation about exactly water could have you been able to dig through that and actually we're accounts what we know to be true at this point in

let's look at face escalating situation with dina, actually, who is an associate on the list of the u. k based risk consultants, if i'm control risk, she joins us from. i do bye welcome to dw these right a defensible assist. chief of staff today said he's country is preparing for a possible incursion into lap and on. if this happens, what is likely to be the object to so 1st of all, thank you for having me. so for the over the past week we saw is really your shift in strategy is israel's prime minister. i've been hearing that somehow added a new goal to the war, which is c p of turning reference to new to the north and seem to northern israel. and since then, we saw a rabbit. and if the test s, condition in the conflict between has the law and an x ray or, and we saw um for example, on the 28th of september is we have conducted a targeted stripe. i guess, i guess just about getting one of your commander senior commanders and bring my so as part of this shift and strategy, this is where you is attempting to make a trip after on its northern border and reduce has the loss of power within t

people seeking a better life to actually reach the u. k. now as the government opens most sites pathways, this would go a long, long way in ensuring that people are not forced to risk their lives across the channel. the declines as 2 people have been killed in a rush and miss all attack me. these have been full, so do you have a desa? the local governance of the couple died when a building was hit. the f o said rush of the launched 3 missiles into the region of the on sunday. said one of the projectiles was shot down. further and also at least $35.00 people, including 3 children have been injured in an attack on an apartment block and the cost k region. it comes as president will automatically landscape urge allies to allow the army to strike targets deep inside russia. so united nations, as sylvia, still on the safe, off the 13 years of war between po, government forces and rebels sizes that you and one violence is escalating on several front lines. and the people of silvia a band, the prompt for millions who sought refuge in neighboring c

u. k. this is a full of didn't store for terry newsome actually in europe. this type of technology is worried to be restricted. so need to my serious cases such as tracking down missing people or in this once or live tired spread. yet there's no such a legal basis that restricts is use in the u. k. that needs to change. yes, the rise are very serious and they needed a proper piece response. but we need a new jack a forward. terry destroyed surveys in state care in the okay, michael, your thoughts here on the harsher sentences more surveillance? is that the answer definitely isn't the onset. it's the trojan horse by which the police and the state are actually using to introduce these draconian powers. it's interesting, just going back to the point that was made about the legitimate concerns. when was the legitimate concerns when lucy let be killed and killed again? several children that didn't actually lead to writing well was the legitimate concern that will relate to that concern when on the 22nd or 22nd of august, as maybe a prep cool bell. and then you go

u. k. heritage quality politically to david curts and he actually joins us in the studio now here on oxy international. thank you very much for your time. you mentioned that not video clip. we were watching of you the, the idea of using the bridge of storm shot on me. so basically would mean that the u. k. would be directly involved in this conflict in ukraine with russia. i mean, we know that these results could reach 155 miles. that's 250 kilometers. um do you think that need to countries predominantly the u. k and u. s. will authorize the gates? what i would say, 1st of all, it is, is a very big difference between the citizens and the people in the country and the government. so escalating is more than happy in doing for the last 2 and a half years against the wishes and the senate seat and the sensibilities of most of the people. and i am very, very concerned about this. and obviously we do have key installment as the new prime minister of the u. k. who is pushing to allow ukraine to use the storm shadow weapons notify in ukraine. all the areas that used to be in the crate. and of co

people seeking a better life to actually reach the u. k. now as the government opened most sites, pathways, this would go a long, long way in ensuring that people are not forced to risk their lives across the channel. or at least one person has drowned himself. west poland, off the heavy rains, batted march of central and eastern europe, a bridge collapsed in south west and poland. when the river started to boost its banks, the southern coast, walter winchell vain has been described as the worst, and more than 25 years of age. it goes into shows a sort of the clubs, cook county, $1600.00 people were evacuated. these are primarily local evacuation. people are moving to higher parts of the city in the school. i think 400 people comp temporary shelter. we know this cannot last 4 weeks. we expect that there will be many such evacuation. at least 3 people are missing a neighbor on check for public, which has also been severely affected by the floods. tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes due to strong winds and heavy r

lady that they cannot continue the war on checked, and in this way, how follow they go to actually relieving the u. k. of. and the accusations of complicity in allegations of war crimes genocide, given that what we have been hearing from human rights groups like human rights watch. back on november, the 6th was a call on the u. k. amongst other countries to cease and suspend the mitre assistance, what we heard from the t full, you and experts on february 23rd was the statement that i need transfer wesson's or i munition to as well to be used in gaza is likely to highlight international humanitarian law absolutely, and as i said, this is very important. but at the same time it is like a very modest concession to these human highs organization. but the fact that britain has supported as well, with arms and with also and as the the market can move and, and then the area and, and this has helped as well to continue the war and checked on, i think the, the government of all of the u k is not truly is not gonna change about it's come visit the with these ladies. their lives have been doing this for like 11

u. k . did contribute more funds to friends to do this. but front says, this is less than a 3rd of what it's actually spending on its side of the board. the other thing that's happened is that the e u and to the u. k. have signed a deal between the use migration agency front techs in which there could be more information sharing to target exactly what you mentioned, these criminal networks that are lowering people to the, to these border areas that are taking enormous sums of money from them. and knowing that they're putting them basically into a desktop here in the waterways. terry, thank you very much. that was our correspondent terry schultz in french sketchup on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. rescue operations continue in southern india after monsoons and major flooding killed dozens of people. thousands of people in the southern provinces of taylor and ghana and under for dish have had to leave their homes to shelter. an emergency can have rooms. most famous ancient monuments. the arch of constantine has been damaged by a bolt of lightning. custodians say they've secured all the stones and fragments t

so to say that's this is actually the case because of habit to the u. k lifted his bond on that using it, still shauna or missiles by ukraine, and we are expecting a positive decision to announce the announcement of the decision from the us as well. starts us up right here and i'll just say it right. when we come back set a goal is present, dissolves the opposition, control parliament in the way prescott collection on a wave of support for a politician. some indian i'm going to send the customer but the wrong questions about why he's out on the the had a low they let slip to east asia went all eyes on developing a tie food bedding cause it's working. it's ways towards the southern japanese islands bringing some very heavy rain and strong winds strengthening as it does. so . if we look at the steps on this one, we're going to see winds of up to a 150 kilometers upon our spring, very heavy, rain and highways as it works its way towards eastern china. it's set to move in land to possibly sunday into monday. and we're also seeing some very heavy rain across t

is, uh, was bank can say that, but right now uh, so to say that's um, this is actually the case because of habits uh, the u. k. listed as bon on that using it still shauna or missiles, bonnie ukraine and we are expecting a positive decision to announce that they announcement of the decision from the us as well. you must space things as non stop another milestone in a little bit. the company is completed, the 1st commercial space was a risk test that's only a previous to been done by government space agencies is that sunset is coming back on 700 kilometers above the southern atlantic ocean and see some flying at 25000 kilometers an hour. jared isaac men exposes his crew to the uncompromising vacuum space. yes, the person who spoke of some of this is the 1st commercial mission to attempt a space well led by space x. it is meant to step into a new era of human space flight led by companies to 1000000 viewers watched through the astronaut to own home. with me, earth for the space is billionaire owner, elan most cars, old we said he wants to travel to mars us space program. nasa wants to get there to and it needs

but right now, uh so to say that's um, this is actually the case because of habit to the u. k. listed, it's fine on that using it still shauna or missiles but and ukraine. and we are expecting a positive decision to announce the announcement of that decision from the us as well. rescue is still searching for survivors in northeast and nigeria oft a damn collapse on choose day sending millions of leaches of war. so into the city of my degree, at least 30 people were killed, more than a 1000000 of us force from the homes on that address has this report from my degree, the model owned by floodwaters for 3 days. most of them was stopped by the reach of safety. the 70 old says, during those days he suffered hunger and see why we had no food or water for 3 days. mosquitoes were having a fuse from me and my grandchildren. i got my 1st drink of water today, like thousands of other victims of the flux. he needs medical help. but this is a state of major medical facilities in the city. this small section of a 1300 bed hospital is been cleaned. so what you make is the services can be res

u. k, a carnival where 38 people are arrested, a guy, stubbs, they confiscate for noise and it was actually runing bottles on the street is considered a peaceful day of now that's a result when you look at the numbers on the amount of money to british cops of spent on police in the last year long. 27000000000 pounds. that's of a $35000000000.00. what are they boy for all that stuff for the yellow to escape or school or a bicycles cartridge? somewhere the 5 to jason, and the arch criminal around the car coaching. and this all comes, of course, as to tier kia, who's kind of laying out a bit of a cosy carpet for the people account are protesting against those protesting a bad innovation. we've had a huge amount of riots and discontent in working class areas of u. k. a know, to, to your career has decided the not who argued against austerity demand, who said that app with needed to spend more on the national health service and everywhere else. he's now told everybody your foot per per isn't like your storm or compression. tell me what you think your foot prepare for a very pairing for barger wr

u. k said it's considering messing ukraine use versus made long range missiles on targets inside russia. this is happening and actually it kind of sizes with the general read trade cove, russian or a source who especially ahead of the and me saying between the us president and the u. k. prime minister, a later on today. so i'm to be fight happens from time to time. russian diplomats are also a perio, is a clipping blamed for espionage and expelled from different countries, including the u. k, and varying mindset. russian u. k. relations are as a historic low points. now, this incident is not surprising a tool and just recently the u. k announced that it was going to list is a bond is bond for ukraine. i'm using it, storm shadow, long range missiles for strike, for strikes deep into russian territory a that move of cause outraged russia. uh so what we know at the moment is that 6 employees of the british and the city in most cases have been stripped out of that credit station and are about being expelled. as you said, as the actions were found to contain signs of intelligence work in order to stabilize russia, and that

u. k. u. s. canada, other places in europe, island retaliation because they knew the violence they were inflicting. and so what we're needing going forward is, and actually popular prosecution of all criminals, of the former regime that were involved in acting these levels of, of, of, of oppression. and it's important that going forward that the interim government and any future leadership is able to reconcile forms of retributive justice as well as rehabilitation. so we're not recreating, has seen this bottom of that. you know, we're creating one that is filled with hope filled with prosperity filled of justice and accountability. so that is, i think in all encompassing vision of what justice should be looking like going forward. and of course, there are rights groups to actually warning against this kind of been jolanda of justice. on the other hand that may be another accessed that could in fact actually perpetuate the system that had been in place before. um property, i wanna ask you about of what needs to happen going forward, right? because we've been talking about students, arguably the driving force in this massive change for bangladesh. but whil

actually, really bad, really, really bold say to the u. k while go don't care stime or dips, his fingers in the pockets of the pensioners taking away their ability to put a log on the fire this winter. 44000 could i guess what else? someone else did the fingers in the pocket of the minister for crime, the minister for just as she had her hand by stolen up the police conference that is like some sort of comedy show. so somebody put together quite a cute, telling cheap little video about lego lego released a news says it's called crime britain. it's called what life is like, living in the u. k. right now from the video he believes unit right through the mobile, your coffee table as opposed to that on the internet, you to go to jail times the who let them all make space. and the prism is off by really most of the new collection from the video service. they're sold separately. right? this is just sweet. this do. does it lower by the way. so to tier care is uh, getting presence bought for his wife by his millionaire donor nice guy. and he's also

u. k. we know that some $20000.00 people take this crossing each year. it's actually popular out to 0 blowing. so now lebanon's form a central bank governor. we have selling may, has been arrested. he's facing several charges including money laundering and embezzlement. but his denied any wrong doing is blamed for the decline of level known as economy. well, how much, how much room has more from beirut for the rest of levins former central bank governor of the outset? emma, who had served in that post for 30 years happened after you've been question for hours and additional hearing here in beta. now sonoma has been charged 11 on with financial crimes, including money laundering and the embezzlement of tens of millions of dollars. it should be noted that in 2023 france and germany issued arrest warrants against them for corruption. and in fact, inter paul even issued 2 separate red notices against them at the request of france and germany for them. it has denied those charges and any wrong doing all along now so that it began his tenure as the central bank governor and

u. k. we know there's some 20000 people take this crossing each. yeah, it's actually popular, which is 0 below and so now the boat carrying migraines has capsized off the libyan coastline, leaving at least one person dead. the vessel suffered a mechanical failure while on its way to europe. there were at least 32 people on board. more than half are believed to be missing. 9 survivors were transferred to the hospital or there are conflicting reports after you've gained an opposition leader, bobby wine was injured during a confrontation with police outside. you get his capital compiler. his parts, he says wine was visiting a lawyer when police surrounded his vehicle and shot him in the leg. but police insist wine was hurt by a tear gas canister after he defied orders and tried to hold the street rally. police says it is investigating this incident. nigeria state run oil company says it's under financial strain and no longer able to import fuel into the country. weeks long fuel shortages have compounded a cost of living prices. people are queueing up at petrol stations a

u . k. government off to the russian states directed activity across europe and in the u. k, we are an apologetic, it says about protects who got an actual interest. so a tit for tat response. it was that happened some weeks ago. the purpose of this, of course, is to count to the oppression, but presumably the criminal would have liked to put across the these expulsions. what a preemptive strikes by president clinton added that meeting between cassandra and joe biden, in washington a few hours time to show the seriousness of his intent. in fact, it looks like a piece of opportunities and linking that to. yeah. and on that meeting between case tom and joe biden, washington late to friday jona is expected that they'll discuss, allowing ukraine to use long range may size in its war against russia. what are we expecting to come out of those discussions? what's the likelihood of that of happen? spell o o only dictations on the axes. heavily under consideration, it is something that the british government, the new government of kissed on the things should be allowed to happen with the weather rate. but instead of it to keep that it should be a

so you mentioned that you can actually, which is where i wanted to take you. because recently the u. k. has adjusted his position on israel suspending some arms exports also, they're no longer shielding. these really prime minister from the possible arrest warrant at the hague. so those are the adjustments. but in the case case, this came from a change in government. what would have taken australia for the government to modify his position on the war? i think it will take a change in the government, the, the community, the people on the ground of feeling completely betrayed by the labor government and australia and they are getting ready to punish them at the election. and we're hoping that they will be a minority government after the election and we can actually make the changes that are required. i think that that's what it's going to take and the community and the people are ready to vote that way. all right, thank you very much. send it to or thank you very much for your time today. that's maureen faruqi, deputy leader of the australian greens. thank you, sir. the ition workers hav