s produced by the us and on november 21st in the combined miss all attacked with the u. k. made storm shadow and us made hi ma systems were launched against military facilities on russian territory in the brown skin course regions. since then, as we have repeatedly emphasized, the regional conflict in ukraine previously provoked by the west has taken on elements of a global character. our air defense system has repelled these effects. as a result, the goals that were obviously set by the enemy were not a chief to a fire at the munition depot in the bronze region caused by falling debris from an attack m. s missile has been extinguished. there were no casualties or serious damage in the course. the region an attack was made on one of the command posts of our group north as a result of the attack and the anti aircraft battle. there are unfortunately casualties. there are killed and wounded among the personnel of the external security units and service personnel. the combined and operational stuff of the control center has not suffered any casualties and is normally directing

u. k. all the european powers, maybe japan, korea, australia, you seem to be part of an offering kind of the best solutions to the well, i think china will selectively look for certain areas where he can offer a better solution. and we'll just make the case. i think buying the and sometimes more loudly that and to show you there isn't only one way of doing things. as for trumps the 2nd time, that's a common for frank. the only predictable things is that it will be unpredictable. or we can now talk with joe in chung who is an associate professor of political science at the national university of singapore. welcome to the program. professor charles, let's start with china present intellect. trump says he plans to radically alter us trade policy. do you expect a trade war between the us and china? so if uh, president trump does decide to increase tires on china by the degree that he's suggested, but succeeds set this very high likelihood that the posse would retaliate. but even if we are at some p

u. k. all you're doing a bit of spreading themselves. right? absolutely correct. can you see the bridge? farmers are really, really mad that storm or government has introduced hikes to the inheritance tax, specifically for the farmers because you know, you've got to get rid of your own sources. oh yeah. and the plan is to make farmers pay 20 percent tax on the phones they get from their father's well yeah. meaning that a lot of them will be either forced to sell or forms or break them down. little small pieces, which are very easily viable by the mega corporations, just like they do in ukraine. very interesting. of course, the fact that acura style i just met with the bosses of black rock, as obviously nothing to do with the fact that he's just like a big tax on the cause all the farmers and the okay to sell all the firms to guess to me complete coincidence, run the video or, you know, i think the farmers are the last hope for europe. i really think so the, you know, tools hard work and they don't wanna take any. i mean, who else is going to go ahead and do this s

all the farmers in the u. k. sell all the firms to guess, to me, company come into his room, the video or you, you know, i think the farmers are the last hope for your i really think so. you know tough, hard work and they don't wanna take any. i mean, who else is going to go ahead and do this stuff? absolutely brilliant. as much as i want, i agree with you che. i think the moment their voice isn't going to get too loud. for the british government, they're going to be told to shut up or go in prison. you know, they have so much space freed up for them. yeah, exactly. yeah. yeah. people like us who dare to mean well, going to jail in the u. k. of course, while, uh, napoleon stammer is uh, you know, talking owner crap uh about, uh, you know, just about everything he said, exceptionally own popular british prime minister. oh, he has a been an actually decent assembly is during the last, say 20 years of the i'm one of the pharmacist in the streets. uh crime is going through the roof. uh, rapist them are is, and so it

all the farmers in the u. k. sell all the firms to guess to me, complete the lenses, run the video or you, you know, i think the farmers are the last hope for your i really think so. you know tough. hardworking it all the take any. i mean, who else is going to go ahead and do this stuff? absolutely. for you. as much as i want to agree with you, trey, i think the moment the voice isn't going to be get too loud for the emergence government. they're going to be told to shut up or go in prison. you know, they have so much space freed up for them. yeah, exactly. yeah, yeah. people like it also fair to mean. well, going to jail in the u. k. out of course while, uh, napoleon stammer is uh, you know, talking owner crap about, uh, you know, just about everything he said, exceptionally own popular british prime minister. oh, he has a been an actually decent brief images during the last say 20 years. the i'm one of the pharmacists been in the streets uh crime is going through the roof. uh rapist them are is, and so it goes

u. k. is all to waste. find out what active is. so planning to do to address the problem and celebrations off to the u. n's by diversity summit agrees to give indigenous peoples of voice in nature conservation decision. the the hello there are still a few sundry showers across the eastern part. so spend a little bit of cloud just around here, but not to hear it. we do have dry, unsuccessful weather, the showers across eastern spring will grass the eas as we go through the next couple of days behind me. though we do have something to keep an eye on this, this sub tropical storm patty and that will make its way towards northern parts of portugal. as we go through the next couple of days. we are looking at so long as you find picture for the most part is instead across much of europe, but those shows still affecting east in spain. i would tools the body. eric's will tend to quite and down as we go through sunday and on into monday, the few of showers appearing at that stage. but by then we will start to see what to whether from patsy.

u. k. of all that sits may tell mccray for the moment, but you can find much more information on our website that is owned to 0. don't com, where there is coming up. next statements on story examines the deep divisions that image that the comp 29 summit as a by john. stay with us, the the hello that was set to see a cool down across the middle east and event in today's the head. you can see the weather system that's pulled its way across, took it into the cool, cuz it's bringing some very wet on wintery weather, to northern and eastern areas. and those features will sink that way south in the days ahead, springing rain to the likes of the rocks wintery weather to the north west of iran . and you can see that heavier rain starting to, to develop across the west in pots of saudi arabia, ring a chance of rain to pots of the golf places like to talk about temperatures for the south of this aust, sitting around the average. but they are sitting well below the average across live and cities like they ro

u. k. and all those like frauds joined, the biden's decision germany would be isolated. is that better than all of shots losing face? well again, what size is very proud of this image of not taking decisions likely of taking his time to weigh things of costly of not giving russia excuses to make germany a direct target on the left. so it's always insists that germany is ukraine. second, most important, suppose that in terms of military humanitarian, financial, economic aid worldwide, and europe, strongest support of ukraine, and that wouldn't change. and that doesn't have his own decisions concerning single western systems. he says, and if anything, when donald trump takes over in the us, in january, germany's role as a supporter of ukraine will become even more important and that will likely also not change if one of choice does not get re elected in germany. in february, the conservatives who are leading in the polls or roles are very much pro ukraine, and you mentioned the conservative cd you that but also the business friendly f d a p and the green support. sending t

u. k. in all the european powers, maybe japan, korea, australia, new, seem to be part of an offering kind of the best solutions to the well, i think china will selectively look for certain areas where he can offer a better solution. and we'll just make the case. i think quietly and sometimes more loudly that you had to show you. there isn't only one way of doing things as the, as the trunk, the 2nd time, the common refrain, the only predictable things is that it will be unpredictable. now that unpredictability also has governments in europe concerned, especially berlin, as the united states is germany's largest trade partner. let's talk economy and future u. s. german relations with professor york russell. he is an economist and presidents of the european school of management and technology here in berlin. welcome to the w. thank you very much. so what would, on american 1st america 1st policy and then probably more trade terrorists mean for germany's exporters and who would be hit the hardest her

all right, thanks for having me as absent. that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to those surviving the u. k. u s. u, i'm to all the coolest here in this region. will be back on monday eve of the us presidential election to explore israel as role in anointing. the success as a genocide. joe with all of their name, you nominated filmmaker, james, bam. foot until then keep in touch, i will i social media if it's not sensitive in your country and had to a channel going under guaranteed the hon, dot com to its new and all the episodes of going underground. see you monday the the r t r t, formerly known as russia today, trying to influence the presidential election in november. the extraordinary new efforts to once again infiltrate our election and undermined democracy 2 will 5 proceeds to direct as information and propaganda here to sort of divide america and our team has moved beyond functioning fact or okay, then do you want to know who, what pay close this time and make sure you turn in for all the special coverage of the us presidents. when that the headlines you are not to, to national washington'

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all right, thanks for having me asked ashten. that's it for the show. i continued condolences to those surviving the u. k. u s. u, i'm to all the coolest here in this region. will be back on monday eve of the us presidential election to explore israel as role in anointing the successes of genocide. joe with all of them. and i mean nominated filmmaker, james, bam for it until then keep in touch my role as social media, if it's not sensitive in your country and had to a channel going underground tv, hon, they'll come to us and you and all the episodes of going underground see monday, the, the, the washington is crying foul once again the so called russian lovely, claiming that video showing pro did leave voting in the presidential election. all parts of most those assets to divide the nation places crime, it is to say these were reject to the cold from the us secretary of state. the when lead times with russia finalizing his nation is dependent on she speaks exclusively with the rushes for my presence to meet 3 beds with the ladies, but how the west conducts its business. is it twice to full? this political agend

u . k. really cool between 2 economic models or does it have all the choices? well, that potentially depends on what's at stake. the u. k. might face high a tar excellent exports to the us if it chooses to stay closer to europe. on the campaign trail, donald trump is struck and levies of up to 20 percent on all american imports. with additional terrace of 60 percent to 100 percent on goods bought from china. trade talks between the u. k in the us also hanging the balance. they've long story because of disagreements of agricultural standards, including concerns over the import of chlorinated chicken. a whole loan treated beef into britain bought the bank of england has urged breakfast private as the chemist on the step up. ty is with the you saying that the you case exit from the block has weighed on the nation's economy. that would trade its numbers, but not to comb us between the u. k. and europe is 3 times logic between the u. k. and the us taken as a block, the u is the case, largest overall, trade post and accounting for 43 percent of trade. while the us is

all right, thanks for having me asked ashten. that's it for the show. i'll continue condolences to those surviving the u. k. u. s. u, i'm to all the co us here in this region will be back on monday eve of the us presidential election to explore israel as role in anointing the success as a genocide. joe with all of them. and i mean nominated filmmaker, james, bam for it until then keep in touch, why will i social media if it's not sensitive in your country and had to a channel going underground tv, hon, they'll come to us and you and all the episodes of going underground see monday, the the is the launch of the special military operations mold. in $13000.00 far less than the race of joining the ukrainian military. we will use lots of things are good enough to stop growing up. i mean, you need for 2 of us doing to the new the surely, cuz it was just william wills. get what you my friend built for the fine you is fine. yeah. the, the but if the yeah, point on it is that the surgeon at the end of the was it is i didn't know that you know for your state. okay. mental breakdown, skin stuff, talk as long as you might hav

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u. k. u s. u, i'm to all the co us here in this region will be back on monday eve of the us presidential election to explore israel as role in anointing the successes of genocide. joe with all of them. and i mean nominated filmmaker, james, bam for it until then keep in touch, i will i social media. if it's not sensitive in your country and had to a channel going underground tv, hon, they'll come to us and you and all the episodes of going underground see monday, the the r o t r t, formerly known as russia today trying to influence the presidential election in november, the extraordinary new efforts to once again infiltrate our election and undermine democracy. will fight to cease to direct this information in propaganda here, to sort of divide america, our chief has moved beyond functioning fact or. okay, then do you want to know who i pick was this time and make sure you turn in for all the special coverage of the us presidential election. the mr evans, let us go to the the 1st through the middle of this is on their thoughts and they call the fireside because originally they were actually listi

u. k. conflict, it's all been on pause now. lead pm, which they've had a focus on, is present at various locations in ukraine. but now the biggest reserves of leave him are located, the non boss, which are now part of russia's new territories. leave them is also one of the most needed resources for every country. i mean at no wonder that they're still stressed about it because it plays a critical role when it comes to what we do in our daily lives. i mean, it is, is an essential part of the technology that is used to power computers or mobile phones, or even battery storage of energy generated from wind and solar power. but the jo now has limited access to it, and that is a problem because it is very important for them that now the conflict is even being called the 1st least the war. and germany has made it clear. i mean, they're not even hiding it, that they are ready to continue this conflict for resources at the cost of ukraine in the center of ukraine, there is the ed adult bra block and the looking deposit, which is much richer and much a much better and much more exploitable, and t

u. k. with warning, when you know, all of ours warning, getting your people out, you know, whatever up it's going to be kind of incumbent upon the u. k. government to say, well, this is an unprovoked attack, but what's the, all of this discussion? no one's gonna say, well, what did you expect a whole to this could happen because this is the look at it and it wouldn't be a dense nato. it'd be against the u. k. go ahead. george couple, we said no, i think that's the best one that's i think what will happen. and i think that it will be a british military installation. then i think the russians will give advance warning . and yeah, the cause, the british government and the british media will screen that this was an unprovoked attack, but i don't think they'll be too many bias. elizabeth, i don't know if this has anything else. that's me. yes. you've had warning off the warning officer warning and, and you haven't paid any attention to it. so you've been, that's what i see russian territory and the 11th. right. so that's why i think the optically attempt to invoke article 5, what is i think do t

choices made by it's all like watching does not seem to understand is that on the basis of other revised doctrine, equally would basically be as much of the target as, as the u. k. or from so all the united states and all the comments by burrell regarding this time most goes update, twits, new. can i talk to him, which we talk through at the start of the program. he said that it's quote, irresponsible. what are your thoughts to the choice of that? what? well, think it's a lot of goal coming from my boy elf. i mean, they always tend to do the same thing. they are choose the other party to do exactly what they've been doing for years. and the very notion not much as being talked about, the justification photos authorization. is this, this new w m d maneuver which is fine. barriers on north korea deploying a 12500 folks with the idea that we should anticipate a port to 100000 folks. again, those are really stories being federal by the corporate media paid for by the military industrial complex. and there is no satellite imaginary, there's no evidence, encore evidence, everybody basically as to, you know, i listen to this garbage and, and assume that this is, this

so you cash or say supply the storm a shot at my thought they have been down these all the u. k. miss aisles becomes a day off. the report suggested crane had fired them directly into the quarters region for the very 1st time. have a look at it as it drove by and is at our power. if he's gonna tear up a $1000000000.00, i owe you the new crane owes to the united states senate is happy to help us. republican is trying to push back that is a sick joke and a sick joke on every american who's got a loan of the bank for their house fast to pay their mortgage every month. and yet you.

u k. special relationship. maybe all this new found warm that they're feeling right now for trump is just the heat from the very notion of a much wanted us britain trade deal under a president. trump. already growing up in smoke. my colleagues saskia taylor spoke with george galloway worker's party in britain leader and former m p. who says if donald trump enters the white house, do print in conflict and may be resolved in the near future. what's the difference if harris wins on his trump wins? oh they'll be a considerable difference. i'm not sure of the difference domestically for the american people, but for the world they'll be a significant difference on the most important of those is that trump is committed to ending the war in your grade and doing the power, the endless summer vention all these landscape click and do you have uh, ending the stream or money on web presence and diplomatic political cover for so the most significant reason for her enjoys seeing the disease allowed us, which does look to be on the cost

u. k. could face almost $28000000000.00 hit to its exports. if trump imposes a blanket 20 percent tariff on all imports, according to due analysis by the university of sussex is interests for inclusive trade policy. well, research as of aston university in england estimated the between 20212023 annual u. k. exports of goods to the you was 17 percent low of them. they would have been had brakes that never happened. joining us from colchester in the u. k as how it read. he's the director of land, but economics and the full chief economist at the institute for public policy research good time you with this, how does the u. k. really have to make this choice between the us or the yours, the governor of the bank of england. right, what he said, the u. k. should just continue trading with everyone. is it always done? well, i think the, the time will continue to try it with both blocks. the us and the a you i think what might happen is that as you've said, the trumpet ministration may try to pick for you. kyle, is it what by offering a preference? who do i think it would be dangerous to sign up for th

u k. special relationship. maybe all this new found, one that they're feeling right now for trump is just the heat from the very notion of a much wanted us britain trade deal under president trump. already growing up in smoke? well yeah, my colleagues here and was discussing some of the issues that are plugging this is, should we call it? tends presidential race a. she was talking with michael, reckoning bold, all through of the book. i got google archipelago as well as a laborer and human rights lawyer, a done compile a couple of times. i think a lot will come down to not who wins, but whether whoever wins wins big enough to you know, get rid of any doubt about who really want, you know, we know denied that. so 11300 electro loads. well, i think those who lost will accept that, but if it's very close, it takes days to count. there's a lot of the regularities. yeah, there could be violence. there are grave concerns, especially on the republican side. and then you have on the democratic side there's, there's the senator r

and now they controlled a lot, a lot less because the russians taking all back and u. k is of left probably 2526000 people under the ground. they're lost all their native equipment. it's all gone. so what do we do? sit down around the table luggage and maybe get people into a conference and say look this, this is a show we should just end this war. and for the sake of our people, no, no more people to the mean grinder. more people to the peak, right? a 160000 more required me. i don't know where they're going to come from. but you know, even know in the official ukraine, they recognize that uh they're booked in people for the draft. uh, most of which are actually trying to desert as soon as they get to the front. well, over a 150000 people have officially deserted from the ukrainian armed forces. so let's look at a video they put out, put them in a gig along, you know, i'm sorry about 75800000 people. did i have a laugh from the video? i was down but now um oh yeah, super on your way down. you should have a great even pull that up too, because that would be the complete

u. k. waterways, sewage, agricultural waste and all the chemicals regularly fell intervals that across the country. this can create major health risk for humans and cause damage to the environment. as paints a picture of the u. k is working problems. the environment agency says there a mold and 85 percent of the rivers does meet ecological standards. last year, the amount of rules, sewage spinning into england's rivers and seas doubled, with more than $450000.00 cases. recorded and report suggests 9 major meat, poultry producers generates more than 30000 tons of live stock a waste every day. that's bringing charlie angela. she's in london for us. charlie . so what are we expecting from today's gallery? where you can see parliament behind me and thousands of act to this and a 130 organizations are going to be marching that later calling for the government to take an action on cleaning up britons of waterways. now it's, these activists who have really reveals the green state of britain's waterways through that re monitoring and testing and binding the drum repeatedly. water companies using a

all the other had. the body's been escalated and no one to blame, but the bite and refreshing himself. what kind of reaction has there been in the u . k, or what kind of reaction are you expecting there after putting, made this announcement that russia had conducted this hypersonic missile launch on ukraine? i mean, i would see it sadly. uh, i get it all over the world similar lead america and email as well. the i would say that the media does not show all the oddities. it is a contorted media event of the, i mean not. so what i would then see is the one side of the picture, and sadly that side of the picture makes pointing a bad man. that side of picture shows the trust she has the doing that. gretchen, that side of the big just shows that you, you grind is suffering, but actually they do not show that. what are the reasons why let's yet have a deputy. they do not show the, but he's a, that's why this law has been pro long so much. they do not show that it is a that there was a clear promise from nato and the american at 30 years ago that they would be new expansion of nato towards the machine borders. or they do not explain or they

u. k, the judicial system, the judges, they all not political appointments as happens in america. they are going to independently. and i want to talk to you about something else that has made this this case a little a little more bizarre. maybe he says that he's been inspired by the tv series homeland and that it was actually working as a double agent. now, do these types of programs give a wrong impression of what it means to work as a spy? and what are you shipping more? i say i'm, i still haven't, i was a tremendous outright driver. absolutely love to us, looked on it. and i think they make the people out to be interesting, people, very glamorous, they're obviously played by so stuff. think haven in the, in the key carts is always so important. and i've been a lot of cases reviewed by the, the goodies of the bodies. so i think the way people are pull trade is very generous. but on the other hand, um i do a lot of research and i get a lot of tools about sort of the, the types of projects and the types of investigations to ask you are the services of being through and sometimes a

they have been down these all the u. k. ms. aisles becomes a day off. the report suggested crane had fired them directly into the quarters region for the very 1st time. have a look at this and drove by and is that our parents, he's going to tear off of bailey and donna. i owe you the ukraine owes to the united states. the senate is happy to help us republican is trying to push back. that is a sick joke and a sick joke on every american who's got a loan of the bank for their house fast to pay their mortgage every month. and yet you cries, never going to have to pay. there was no surprises if another wave of bite idea of strikes of northern gauze are remotely killing 88 people wounding over a 100 local se israel is in 10 or 99 lakes. he is not in the resistance, he is not in the resistance. these are children, they are completely annihilating us. what is all fault? why did we commit to doing this life? and on the very same night, dustin was killed in gun washington prieto's un security council ceasefire resolution, while the us senate reject. so bill that

u. k. and then all season are eastern, your call is open up now just won't stay with it. and of course it's in code and behind it. yeah. several times we got single figure at the high temperatures. and if you're lucky, brightening star is the most essential. you're the snow still, holding for the south and actually from austria down towards most likely vogue area . beyond that, we're still quite welcome thunder storms are a risk of flash flooding, southern naturally, and may be in greece. it's. it's relatively well not in spite. and most of portico still single figures up in the u. k. but that of rise to i think, fair woods for a couple of days at least on saturday. the same time the snow intensifies and the some balkans down to work. no grease. so couple of places to look at. sophia is $1.00 pay we drop down to single figures, which is pretty cody, of this time of year with snow lucky on saturday, that disappear. you got to have you get to sunday. and in contrast, doubly with assessing the breeze up to 14 degrees 19. so reco, but we are above average, we're dropping down

, but i mean, especially people who are flat to city, who are you next south all who immigrated to overseas in europe, us u. k. and then we, we are still fighting very hard to advocate for all costs to promote the store. we got a phone call and keep a ran, has a phone call and they're trying to scrap them. and so that's why i mean, we have been doing a lot of things keep motives to, to, to ensure that their memory at the start. we of the $47.00 can be alive. susan idea, if you would of the state of human rights in hong kong, for instance, what sorts of things can you do freely that in washington, but you couldn't back in the territory. that's a good question. give you a quick example. many people have heard of the, uh, 1989 town, but mexico that happens in beijing. you in dc, we, we kind of do hold. uh, kinda like visual and a phone call. uh, we could uh we, we were used to organize cadillac for joe to commemorate the fit tubs of those um, a murder student. but now in home home, if you still want to organize that, you'll be charged for the legal, a savvy, or even a succession of to which in looking at it from

all who immigrated to overseas in europe, us u. k. and then we, we are still fighting very hard to advocate for all costs to promote the stall we a phone call and keep a rand has a phone call and they're trying to scrap them. and so that's why i mean, we have been doing a lot of things, emotive to, to, to ensure that their memory at the star we of the 47 can be alive. so it's an idea if you would, of the state of human rights in hong kong, for instance. what sorts of things can you do freely that in washington, but you couldn't back in the territory. that's a good question. give you a very quick example. many people have heard of the uh, on 1989 town with mexico that happens in beijing. you in dc, we were you guys do hold uh cadillac feature and a phone call. uh, we could uh we, we would've used to organize cadillac for joe to come down to raise the victims of those um, a murder student. but now in home home, if you still want to organize that you would be charged for the legal assembly or do you for the stuff that shouldn't often whic

u. k. government is in the talk over at snack 0 strategy, which it released in all type of 2021. today, no one, no 2, but 3 organizations taking u. k. government quotes claiming that the scratch 3 great pay climate they believe the government's proposals for show the requirements of the climate change on a landmark piece of legislation, making the u. k. the 1st country to set legally binding comp and target friends of the it was instrumental in guessing the cost of the 2008. can you change the color? is that in house? no. in the climate change at such a pioneering piece of legislation, it's usually exciting is the 1st time a case site. this has come before a court and it has the opportunity to actually set a precedent friends with the cause represented in quote, i'd say the to move casey. this is the case base of something which is absolutely enormous. what's really at stake here is whether the government in this country and elsewhere around the world actually takes the action that needs to be taken. now tackled climate change. we talk about net 0 in 2050, but to bring about net 0