u k. also the australia, italy, germany. and it's clearly a case of shooting the messenger. essentially, we have societies and have decided to ignore the climate emergency and maybe pay lip service wanting to protect the climate. but really when it comes to actually changing habits, giving up privileges, material, the distribution of fundamental transformation, northern and rich society. so i'm just not, you know, we're not going to do that. we're simply not prepared to give up any of our wealth and privileges. now, those are the kind of soft majorities that people refer to when they say the 20 people. and the last generation is 20 people of the cult cause of the time of protection. in fact, i believe that the actions of the last generation are in the way of pre figuration of the future of climate policy and time protection, which is going to be annoying, which is going to interrupt our daily lives. i'm just going to be contested. and because the auctions of austin ration create that sense for people. oh my god, doing something about the climate actually is stressful. it's a

in 2022, you can also see an investment from post breakfast for us on the u. k is also rising with a 21 percent jump last year is u. k. fence seek a foothold in the gemini is proving particularly attractive. it seems and it comes to a chip making electronic ability and energy industries that are being forced to innovate by digitalization and climate change. but despite a rise in the value of investments, the actual numbers, the rule, fig, for foreign projects, germany attracted last year was almost exactly the same as it was in 2021. so at the h 2 in the then i asked germany, trade and invest see jo, robot, ham on for his take on that. it's a good sign. so i guess some uh, also shows that i'm germany is still attractive. i was all the different difficulties that we have around the many is attractive for important investments for money from investors. some outside of germany shows the business opportunity that we can offer in germany attractiveness of the transformation of the industries . i think it's a very good sign for a recent developments. yeah, embracing d

u. k. prime minister list treasures visit to tie was a political stock that will bring nothing good for the u. k. also the funds of many of these authorities and entities that actually converted the just and the right just act of protecting our country with a desire to have a particular political candidate to win or lose us. republicans call for the f b i to be shut down after the country special council rules, the agencies investigation into trump should never have happened the coming to you from moscow. this is our to international with the latest world news updates. i'm sure, elizabeth, it's great to have you with us. russia's defense ministry has mocked cab over its claims that 6 russian tinge, all hypersonic missiles were allegedly destroyed during last night strike on care of have not launched as many controls as they allegedly should down every time with their statements. the number of so called ukrainian the answer sets is 3 times higher than we actually launch. they keep getting to miss so type wrong, therefore they are missing them. russia destroyed a costly $1100000000.00 us dollar patriot

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u. k. also had this cabby upset that ukraine isn't allowed to use them and russian territory. so that's my hook. so the whole idea of delivering fighter just to ukraine on the strategy of western allies to use that ukraine cannot be trusted, not to use those weapons in russia and potentially risk escalation. marina's standby. uh because i, i want us to take a closer look at, at the allegations, but the reason is to bring up a tax work, any fact a, any safety rather the sort of falls flag operations that is, that they were part of a bigger this information campaign carried out by the kremlin to justify its war on ukraine and drum up support for its middle tree campaign. and then i want to pick up the conversation off to this before a massive gathering earlier this year in moscow. cheering on this special military operation in ukraine. no surprise in a country with state media blasting out messages about brave russian soldiers and a legit ukrainian atrocities. 247. a classic example still being deployed today is the don best children. the story ukrainian fact checkers have just

u. k prime minister list presses visits to taiwan, a political sconce that will bring nothing good for the u. k. also the find of many of these authorities and entities that actually converted the just and the right just active, protecting our country with a desire to have a particular political candidate win or lose us. republicans call for the f b i to be shut down after the countries special council rules. the agencies investigation into trump should never have happened the good afternoon from the russian capital. this is our t international with the latest world news updates. i'm fair allies about it's great to have you with us. the russian foreign minister says the west has made its choice when it decided to support the key ever gene which aims to physically destroy all things russian. it is up at the west has made his choice and says that the russian must suffer. strategic defeat was give a crime. yeah. betrayed the russian people in other parts of the former ukraine as well, that they are declared non human and their physical destruction for the states as the goal of the concrete for gms in th

u. k. prime minister liz trust, his visit to taiwan, a political stats that will bring nothing good for the u. k. also the find of many of these authorities and entities that actually converted the just and the right just act of protecting our country with a desire to have a particular political candidate win or lose us. republicans call for the f b i to be shut down after the countries special council rules. the agencies investigation into trump should have never happened. the coming to you from the russian capital. this is our to international with the latest world news updates. i'm paralyzed about. it's great to have you with us. in the latest stand off between calvin, moscow, the russian foreign minister says ukraine has formerly confirmed it aims is to kill all things russian, including innocent civilians. adding that as long as the west gives care of silent approval to such tactics. russia can have no dealings with, it is always the best says that this machine which deals the russians, gives the russian culture, draw symbols in any of its manifestations. and physically destroys the russian peopl

u. k. also to host the event on behalf of ukraine funds from across the world up to send to the city and the north west of england. it's a once in a lifetime experience and many mindful of the reason it's in live a cool with from mid dwells and we've waited decades for the your vision to come here. so we can come and enjoy your thought. all style. i know we're sharing it with you, craig, and we hope this we'll do well. everyone's enjoying the city live a pool. city is really busy. everywhere you go every step, you will take and supervision and it's amazing. yeah. for the 1st time and you were a vision history, a major cultural event is running parallel to the contest reflecting ukraine's autistic prowess. twelves, thinking, flexible, 19 gal, sleep national song. but the country, a post across the city, decorated in patton's, reflecting the regional author of the country. the woman behind the idea escaped keith on the 2nd day of the conflict. i want them to see how different places i want them to

u . k. government's also recently published a review, a white paper of gambling lows for the digital age, including maximum stakes fit under 25 year olds, and affordability checks for online customers. but the reforms could be many years way is great to see that change is coming, but what we do see in the white papers, but lots of dementia is proposed, the subjects find the consultation. i'm not so concerned just because of the time it takes until these consultations a complete and change has happened. we went see those guys to protections in place . only one if that doesn't gambling companies with contracts, it's offered as a comment. and pain that owns multiple big batching brands and platforms says it's in favor of regulation that ensure is appropriate protection to old players. well, preserving the markets for months of cousin meaningful change needs to happen at a meeting full pace to protect vulnerable uses from gambling with the lives the bulk of culture, 0 london. the other than this is al jazeera and these are the headlines. rushes defense ministry has a curious do kind of what i

u. k . government's also recently published a review with white papers of gamble, the lowest for the digital age, including maximum stakes fit under 25 year olds, and affordability checks for online customers. but the reforms could be many years away. it's great to see that change is coming, but what we do see in the white paper is that lots of the measures propose the subjects, find the consultation. i'm not so concerned just because of the time it takes until there's consultations, a complete and change has happened. we won't see those grades or protections in place. only one if the doesn't gambling companies with contracts, it's offered as a comment. and team that owns multiple big batching brands and platforms says it's in favor of regulation that ensures appropriate protection to all players. well, preserving the markets for months of cousin meaningful change needs to happen at a meeting full pace to protect vulnerable. you.

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u. k. also to host the that it on behalf of ukraine's sense of across the world up to send it on the whole, the city and the north west of england. it's a once in a lifetime experience and many mindful of the reason it's in live a cool with from mid wells and we've waited decades for the your vision to come here. so we can come and enjoy your thought. all style, i know with sharing it with ukraine, we hope this, we'll do well. everyone's enjoying the city little pool cities really busy. everywhere you go every step, you will take it to revision and it's amazing. yeah. for the 1st time and you were a vision history, a major cultural event is running parallel to the calm test reflecting ukraine's autistic prowess. twelves thinking flexible 19 gales, sleep national song, but at the country a post across the city, decorated in patton's, reflecting the regional arts of the country. the woman behind the idea escaped keith. on the 2nd day of the conflict. i want them to see how different places i want

u. k. but also from the countries in the coming mouth as well . i was just gonna address. so when you were talking about his is close is i, i suppose that supposed to be effective us having seen him for so long as a prince. and we've got to also see him and, and understand his own personal views. and a lot of things in the same way that the public did not see his mother when she was a princess. and so at the moment he probably, i guess the passing of the baton now and he can disappear and, and have these clauses over to them to other members of the family. which is really, it's a real shift in perception, isn't it? because demand that we full known as prince charles, who as we've said, hasn't always been the most popular member of the world family has a struggle to connect in many ways is known as being quite a sensitive person. who is alex said, struggled at school and in his childhood to really sort of find, find his pace and that he has matured, obviously grown and he to himself and seems to be since he did marry, camilla seems to be a much more happy and confident us a

u. k. governments, but also by adam smith international which is a u. k. contractor, which was responsible for a disaster scheme in the iliad province of north western syria. that saw u. k. tax payer money being delivered as is bags of cash to the outside of philly at their job. it on us. or we saw billing cat receiving money from the contractor key monex, which has delivered us tax pair supported equipment to the so called white helmets in syria. and at the same time belling cat was attacking critics of the white helmets. and as we know, and as we why we reported that has been widely reported, the spelling catch is funded to the tune of over $200000.00 pounds a year by the national endowment for democracy, which is the regime change arm of the us government, which according to one of its founders did with the c i a did covertly now in an over fashion. so if building cat is to hold credibility, it needs to stop describing itself as an independent news agency. okay. okay. not, not in that, then you suggested that was it the national endowment for democrac

u. k. governments but also by adam smith international which is a u. k. contractor, we saw billing cat receiving money from the contractor to monex, which has delivered us taxpayer supported equipment to the so called white helmets in syria. and at the same time belling cat was attacking critics of the white helmets. but the last 2 days, oh no, has been locked in a spot with the outlet this week. even cooling by the in cap. a cy, all is that just he's on mosque, you know, shooting from the hip, like he does or do you think his claims have basis? yeah, i mean, sorry to go so far down the rabbit hole here and it's true. this is one of the few places on an international network where i can say these things, and it's shocking that members of belin carrier now working with the new york times as they rank and us government funding to produce findings that support us and u. k. foreign policy objectives and what do you on musk said about the texas shooting. why can't comment on that? i can't see where that whether that's true or not, but billing cut absolutely

u. k. and also a signatory of conventions binding the use and storage of items you personnel minds yet helio, again, just as they were in my review. but obviously none of these will will be touched by the process here because it could very well be mind it will take years to team back up the big up all the bodies buried and the rubber and the hundreds of thousands of unexploded shows and minds least civilian losses will light loose evacuated with not everyone to just ask if this was, this is really in the, in the basement when we, if it created the civilians, the green old somebody grenade launcher and hit him. so he crawled away as far as he could. and died here. it was slow death, and a g. l is always slow. death to ball thoughts for the entire $224.00 days. you ration the bachelor for basketball, it's his seat and he says enough for multiple lifetimes or no, don't know when use your brother is a known people you fall together with for more than half a year. it bring sadness, but you get used to it. you don't know when i see some of the stuff stuff in the, in my soul rooms up and i remember

u. k . government's also recently published a review with white paper of gambling lows for the digital age, including maximum stakes for under 25 year olds and affordability checks for online customers. but the reforms could be many years away. it's great to see that change is coming, but what we do see in the white papers, but lots of the measures proposed the subjects find the consultation. i'm not so concerned just because of the time it takes until those consultations, a complete and change has happened. we went see those grades to protections in place. only one if that doesn't gambling companies with contracts, it's offered as a comment. and team that owns multiple big batching. brands and platforms says it's in favor of regulation that ensure is appropriate protection to all players. well, preserving the markets for months of cousin meaningful change needs to happen at a meaningful pace to protect vulnerable uses from gambling with the lives in the fall of culture, 0 london, the color that is on to 0. and these, all the headlines, rushes defense ministry has a curious do kind of what

also trying to tackle some difficult issues. they include co operating with a study looking into the british, mona keys historic relationship with slavery. as well as king of the u. k. charles is also head of states of 14 commonwealth countries. some like jamaica was sent as of the purchase slave trade. another relationship that remains complicated for the king is with his youngest son, harry the princes controversial autobiography published earlier this. yeah, don't human. it's just how dysfunctional his royal life had become. much of the book focuses on his magic childhood. do we get what seems like a happy marriage between his parents? ended in bishop a divorce. a year later, his mother, princess diana, was killed in a car crash. at that time, charles and the royal family would deeply unpopular. the public could not forgiving charles for having an effect with camilla parker bowles was still married to diana, but by 2005, charles and camilla were officially husband and wife together they what todd, to repair that image. and we know that the public charles continued his charitable works and never gave up his environmental campaign, which he began long before it wa

also trying to tackle some difficult issues. they include co operating with a study looking into the british, mona keys, historic relationship with slavery. as well as king of the u. k. charles is also head of space. a full team come on wells countries, some like jamaica was sent as of the british slave trade. another relationship that remains complicated for the king is with his youngest son, harry. the princes controversial autobiography published earlier this. yeah, don't human. it's just how dysfunctional his royal life had become. much of the book focuses on his magic childhood. and it's what seems like a happy marriage between his parents ended in bishop a divorce. a year later, his mother, princess diana, was killed in a car crash at that time. charles and the royal family would deeply unpopular the public could not. so given charles for having an effect with camilla parker bowles was still married to diana. but by 2005, charles and camilla were officially husband and wife together they what todd, to repair that image. and we know with the public charles continued his charitable works and never gave up his environmental campaign, which he began long before it

labor to, to fill in some of the skills gaps, but also to make sure that people have to, to work longer. so this is not a you unique phenomena in the u. k. um, but in the, okay, the like and many other countries on a scale scouts i think also looking forward. so we be, we talked about the current shortages, but many countries looking at the green economy and trying to hit that 0. they will need new skills that they currently don't have. so of course, the countries that doing their best to increase the skills locally in their own population, but there was actually going to be a competition for people who could install heat problem. so console. so one of the solar panels. so i think it's very important that migration is talked about as in as an essential and very positive thing. and really focusing on the contributions that people make. but i think we also need to recognize some well found it appears that sometimes is people don't understand the large numbers and the see concerns around services and, and long waiting times, for example, in, in the health service. so we do need to really talk and explain what's behind the numbers. we need

also. and we're going to look at how the find diamond gland to an increase in gambling in the u. k. last fall drama. and the final of crickets, indian, primarily that's coming up with genesis the that you standing into wait and, and there is a wind blowing down the know, so you feels pretty cold if the, this cloud of skew as a sudden, likewise. but if you don't there, and that's the case and most of your but it's generally quite fine with temperatures rising through the low. twenty's does rain for the fast has been rain there for days if not weeks concentrate to getting the countries around the venture . in particular, the still doing side yesterday such big down polls fell in madrid. that part of the metro system was flooded and we've already had more than 2 months worth of rain in madrid. as an example. the rains further in both spain and portugal pumps. eventually the bulk and sticky balls and in bits of troy, a sure i think that general layout last into wednesday as well, the temperature stopped to rise even more and from powers is up to a very pleasant 27. that's all that rain

also coming up tonight. the u. k. promises ukraine more air defense hardware, but it stopped short of including fighter jets, add a political shake up in thailand, pro democracy opposition parties of one by a landslide and parliamentary elections ending a decade, the military backed group. the fiber gap is good to have you with this on this monday, we begin with the election results in turkey. turkey's presidential race will be decided in a runoff election with counting nearly complete state media of and the under the news agencies say that president richard ply air to one received 49.5 percent of the vote. his wible come off college, the owner is trailing with just under 45 percent. officials of val confirmed that there will be a run off in 2 weeks time because no chance that it was able to take more than 50 percent of the vote. a glitch still new and hope to harness public anger at turkeys dire economic situation and also at the government's botched response to the earthquake earlier this year. well, the result has

he is a former british ambassador to student and was also a u. k. special envoy to the horn of africa. and he was also, are you an official, he joins us now from london and it was a funky. i know his also said that he'd go by road if necessary to sit on an attempt to mediate if it comes to that, how much of security concerns held up mediation efforts? obviously, in person meetings, much more powerful than a phone call. absolutely, indeed, the priority is still due, bring in pers, paintings either with the 2 gent sells or their authorized representatives. and in the most recent sort of announcement of a 7 day cease fire, that it seems that they have all agreed to nominate representatives for president salvage care or south sudan to engage with. so let's hope that's true. i'm a little skeptical at this stage. i think your reports today show clearly that both sides are still pursuing the military option in cartoon, both sides, wrongly believe they can win militarily. and i think, you know, until they listen to regional leaders and leaders from across

u. k, the us friends, italy, germany and the european union. and then after that, one of them went on also to meet on both of those from russia and china. and booting boot sheets through them as a curious, international community of tolerating unilateral moves that christina is taking. he said that the result is a decreasing number of options that could lead to permanent peace and stability in the region. and booty is also saying that he's asked them boxes to tell costs of o and them box of the and the prime minister could see to withdrawal forces as the withdrawal the force i'm the mass because the subs will never accept what they say, easy occupation of the area without a bit of response from the your pain unions. foreign policy chief joseph borrow. he is called the, the class. she's the been down there in costa, in the north of cost of. oh, absolutely unacceptable. and he's a lead is of cost of, of and so it'd be a to immediately the escalate for thank you for that. bernard smith, life force, the in belgrade and not in use. rushes president is accusing ukraine of terrorist activity afte

yeah, we also heard about the u. k. supply of depleted uranium shells. rochelle calls this a nuclear escalation. how worrying is that, in your opinion as well? i, i think the best russia is obviously overfeeding is because of the nuclear component and sporting and said, well, the west is starting to use weapons or shells in this case was a nuclear component, which kind of gives russia an excuse to basically answer by by using their nuclear arsenal in the, in this case and the russians responded, was locating the tactical nuclear missiles in ballard. and i think that russia will be using this was cars to strengthen the use was tactical nuclear weapons because is the west, the white candle washington, even by any stretch of admission nations. we're not talking about nuclear weapons here. one is certainly depleted uranium cells might have a degree of chemical success city, however, they cannot be considered as a reference c on a fan by any convention for any international convention. and therefore, dig into the gas or the