u. k. and the e. u. a prospect that has been dismissed by the british prime minister barak johnson. i don't think that is likely, but what we have to fix is the, the problems with the northern argument political situation where you can't get the executive up and running right now in the past we've done all sorts of things to, to fix that. we need to address the problems with, with the protocol. what actually evolves is getting rid of some relatively minor barriers to trade. and i think very good common sensical, pragmatic solutions. we do work with our e friends to achieve. so maybe this is all shouting and the deal will be done in the end. let's talk to anton speed jack, who's a senior fellow, they tony blair institute where he specializes in u k. u relations. he joins us from london. welcome to d. w. explain to was why it would matter if the u. k. a chose to walk away from this deal unilaterally. thanks for having me. i think it's really important to take a step back here and go back to the a

u. k. and the after a long period of ocean, you will remember that a very purchase process. and you can the manage to find a deal which included so called northern ireland protocol which avoided any kind of order or checks between the republic of ireland and northern ireland. but instead created some restrictions in terms of the movement of goods between great britain and northern ireland. now this still was really important because as we know, the history of northern ireland, it's fun off of violence and it is really essential to preserve the good friday agreement. and the protocol does, does exactly that. but if it, if it impinges on people's everyday lives in britain chooses to walk away from it. what changes who gets damaged? i mean, i think there is some evidence. i think it is right to say that, you know, the protocol created some challenges for people and businesses that are ones in great britain as well. so, you know, they're having some practical challenges. bad businesses been not abl

u. k. and the a you i probably have very unsatisfactory answering that it's just, we don't know yet, but we'll find out, i think very soon. and, and we just read the notes from today from list trust. who's the you case for in secretary saying that they're planning to introduce legislation before the summer recess. we'll see if they, if they do this or if they're just trying to use this legislation as, as a sheet and tactic to get you to offer some concessions to the u. k. and to, you know, to open up this discussion about the protocol, can be a reputation of leaving things till the very, very last moment. and then even beyond that. and so that the thinking is that, well, if you choose is to, to call the you case bluff, then a can't afford to do that because it's so much bigger. but we're in the situation that this is likely to have a significant impact on island. you member, which presumably will not be content to just sit back and say how this plays out. i think that's all right. and we have t

u. k. and e, you, the 2 can't seem to agree on the specifics of the trade route, connecting them the d u b party. once the agreement scrapped the damage in a harmful impact the protocol. it continues to have a northern driving up, the cost of living, harming our economy, impeding our ability of businesses to trade with their biggest market in great britain. robin mercer who owns one of the largest garden centers in belfast experiences a big change in his supply of flowers. we have actually shopping them in from england of i to bring them in locally. but again, roosters curse that we're gonna look for climate notice. many here, especially those of the d u p. party are angry at this gap between the u. k and northern ireland. they said the current protocol is doing more harm than good. while the irish nationalist party sion fain accepts the protocol as part of their larger plans of irish unification, the 2 northern irish parties have yet to come together to form a government. earlier i spoke with

u. k, is sending us these migrants, they should send us some people they have accommodated for over 15 years, who committed crimes. in rwanda, we sent case files to the u. k. and investigated. these are clear case files instead of being accommodated there in that beautiful place of the u. k. they should be in jail either in the u. k. are here. between april and june 1994, an estimated 800000 rwandans were killed in the space of a 100 days. most of the dead were from the tootsie tribe, and most of those who perpetrated to violence were hutus. the genocide has been an irritant to relations between the 2 countries. for many years, let's close life now to florida. got a bouquet, rwandan, genocide, survivor and the executive director for the african great lakes action network or atlanta. thank you very much for joining us on the program. we appreciate your time as a survey. thank you for having me. you're welcome. as a survivor of the tragedy. and what do you think about the extradition of these genocide suspects from the u. k? as a survivor of the genocide, i would actually like to see justice served against the perpetrators of the genocide that includes members o

u. k. and italy sign the full power packed 1934. poland and germany signed a non aggression declaration. 1935. you okay, and germany sign a naval agreement. 1938 the u. k. france and italy agree to the petition of czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 in latvia and estonia assigned non aggression acts. we have germany as fox law and us. i'm. i'm an golf from deutsch front door to want brandy's of it's on your knees, pushed him to moss la mcduffton heter tourism type point. don via cassandra carlos ish tv isn't oh, the magnum folk gave me well. and i guess he wagner and england's state on dawkins armeno. 5th is one well known american author. dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again,

u. k. and catholic nationalists who want to join the republic. so the u. k. and the sign deal that included a protocol to affectively move the border to between northern island and the rest of the u. k. some goods arriving from britain and now checked at northern irish ports. the unionist party says that damages business and undermines their place in the u. k. it's refusing to latin overnighted, former government until prime minister barak johnson scraps the protocol, which she's now threatening to do. john hall report for his johnson's visit to northern ireland meeting separately with nationalists and union . his party leaders hasn't done much to encourage a return to power. sharing government is was them. it was a lively meeting with us. he's, it's tough, i think is the word. i mean, we're not, we're not here to to be around the bush. sure to, to try and sugar coach. i mean, this is a very serious situation. she fain say they're willing to get back to work, but the democratic unit is party is boycotting the store. much assembly over post breaks in trade arra

u. k. and italy signed the full power packed 1934. poland and germany signed a non aggression declaration. 1935. you okay. and germany sign unable agreement. 938. the u. k. france and italy. agree to the petition of czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 in latvia and estonia assigned non aggression pacts with germany. as fox laud us, i'm. i'm an golf from dodge front door to lunch and wendy's of it on you and miss pushed him to moss la mcduffton heter some type point don via does. i'm for far less ish. t v isn't oh, the magnum folk gave me. well, i guess he wagner. and england stayed on the arkansas amino field. is one well known american author, dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and a

u. k. and we are hearing that when there was a bilateral meeting between bare balkan her opposite number list trust that there were no holds barred. both sides really quite clear that they're heading towards kind of confrontation course. but on this issue of ukraine on what russia is doing there, on the evasion that is taking place and on supporting ukraine in pushing back it, it, there is really quite a deep sense of unity. there's sometimes a difference in degree, for instance, the british and the americans are sometimes, you know, further ahead than say the germans instead in terms of providing what kind of heavy weapons and so on. but, but in the big picture of pushing back against this invasion, i think we do get a pretty so strong sense coming out of this meeting, northern germany, that the g 7 is together. chief international editor, richard walker at the g 7 meeting of 4 minutes to thanks so much for your time. ok, his reminder of the top story we're following for you to 7 foreign minis

u. k. and the party is still campaigning for the region to leave the u. k. and become part of the united ireland john hall reports from belfast. some say the selection changes everything and changes nothing. the marching bands play on commemorating ties with the united kingdom, despite the reversal of a century of unionist political dominance and barricades stand regardless of the nationalist when separating communities, as they have done through decades of troubles and decades of peace that just was unseen. no change then. no change has been on the same for too long. the unionists have always helped have been top dog, but neither 2nd dog. ah, and there's a lot of pride at stick. real change has happened though in the center. the alliance party doubling its vote chair among those who reject traditional identity politics. cross community youth groups like this one are not uncommon in a younger generation looking for a credible 3rd way common and they are actually it's made in she's catholic am carson, who's with us? oh, so washed after partial as to the free f

u. k for an office. and i'm to say to basically answer and talk back with this is was being held up for my transfer back to the u. k. is the u. k. foreign office and the amc on doing anything for my transfer. the moment to get back to you, sandra is not the 1st, which is this is in captured by russia in ukraine. we really reported on the place of sean pinner and aiden oslyn, who were fighting alongside ukrainians, emeryville, and also surrendered. the russian forces moscow claims at least $7000.00 former series of fighting against russia. moving on now in china has lashed out the g 7 group of advanced economies for applying double standards, and middling in other countries affairs. it comes out to the group, them under beijing, whole to support for moscow amid crippling sanctions. she did, i went on with the lengthy g. 7 communique is filled with preposterous allegations, not even worth refuting water in total disregard of china's position and objective fact, it grossly interferes in china's internal affairs

u. k. and she was that great, but it certainly was better quality and some of the others are lots of people in the u. k. at the sound of this it wasn't fantastic. ok, i think we time has beaten us though. i wish we could talk more on this board right out of time. political come to anthony webber life from the u. k. thank you. thank you. well, let's recap this weeks. victory de commemorations now honoring the memory of those who lost their lives fighting against naziism in world war 2. ah, a well with some sense of normality, slowly returning to cities in ukraine, don boston under the control of joint russian than yes, can look ounce republic forces fireworks for the 9th of may, celebrations, replace shelling the front line ah the southern ukrainian cities all pretty out on america dar, where russian forces are currently position joined in the commemorations officially for the 1st time and many years. residents of the dumbass cities i've done yet can lu ganske also took part in the festivities?

u. k for an office. and i'm to say to basically answer and talk back with this is was being held up for my transfer back k is the u. k. foreign office and the m c on doing anything for my transfer. the moment to get back to you. in other news, both finland is sweet and have officially announced the applying for nato membership. but the turkish president has to express hesitation thing his country council of the alliance include members who in his words, support terrorists. key, easy the we've asked to extradite the terrorists to turkey. they refuse. they do not oppose terrorism. they supported sweden is the center of terrorist organizations, even in the building of their parliament. they give the terrorists an opportunity to speak out. sweden will visit turkey on monday if they want to convince us about our position. i say directly that we will not change it. and she lives in the 2 european countries, ties with a could, is done work as policy and other organizations considered as terrorist by turkey in recen

u. k and northern ireland. now, the u. k. has signed us off of critics are saying that the u. k is actually risking a trade war with the european union and d, we've already had a reaction from the you very, very critical of what the u. k is trying to do. and critics, in parliament, there was a long debate in parliament, or after the statement by this trust that you've just played, they say, is this really the right time to be antagonistic to the european union? people here are facing a cost of living crisis. we have a war going on in europe, in the ukraine, and is this really a good time to pick a fight with your closest trading partner? good question. big mass in london for us. thank you. is a quick look at some other stories making used to day clashes have a ranted in libya after fancy busha, the countries parliamentary, appointed prime minister, attempted to enter the capital. tripoli later withdrew from the city, citing the safety of civilians after violence broke out. 2 rival administrations of buying for power. following the end of the civil war 2 years ago, the un has ca

u. k. and indeed many within the u. k. think is often quite bizarre, but there is a lot of structure to this is prepared, the speech is rather to be sure and it's written by the government. and so this is waldron something the prince charles prepared, who felt that we weren't expecting any real fireworks, nevertheless, and support huge amounts of attention here looking at how he was doing because essentially this is a glimpse into the future for the british public. really for the 1st time seeing him perform this constitutional role, you really do get the sense now that there is this, this slow, this gradual transition into prince charles taking on a much, much more prominent role. the football. now an english team, manchester city say they have a great deal to sign doormen strike elling highland on july. the 1st the norwegian was one of the most wanted players in the world. his contract meant he could leave the german club this summer for 75000000 euro transfer fee. he said to earn a wage of nearly half a 1000000 years a we

u. k and sweden have agreed a new deal to come to each other's defense in the event of an attack on either in asia or countries. prime ministers announced the pac today and stockholm, the deal comes in sweden and neighboring finland. consider joining nato and the russians war against ukraine were. a european union negotiator has, i'll talk centera, iran in an effort to salvage the iran nuclear deal. the agreement gave to ron sanctions relief and exchange for strict curbs on its nuclear program. for me was present, donald trump scrapped the deal 4 years ago and efforts to revive it since have made a little progress. french authorities are investigating torture allegations against interpol president armand nasa, racy. the case has been filed against the top united arab emirates official by 2 british nationals who were detained before elario. easy was elected president of the world police agency in november last here. there is more bodies have been found in the rubble of a collapsed hotel in cuba. capital. 42 people died when an explosion destroyed the saratoga in havana. a spokesman for the

u. k and the u. s. were providing such weapons as it was the most effective way to help you crane. the minister said that $23.00 countries have stocks all russian equipment and britain is providing more than $1600000000.00. an additional military support and a key f with a $40000000000.00 from the u. s. has been temporarily blocked by us sen. join us live now it's ryan burdett, take former us marine and geopolitical analysts. thank you. welcome for the to the show. brian. now you can choose must be trained in using ukrainian or russian equipment. so surely it would make sense to buy and provide them with the equipment, wouldn't it? absolutely. it's. it's an almost an acknowledgment that this process i'm sending western arms to ukraine in the middle of this crisis is, is not working, is not going to make a difference. and that to have what's left of the ukrainian military fight most effectively. and they're going to have to find more equipment that they actually know how to use effectively on the battlefield. not just matter of showing someone how to operate a weapon. it's also a mat

u. k. and to gina and her little daughter, the mother caught covered 19 during pregnancy, her baby had to be delivered prematurely. we see how jena lives with the trauma and how she's plunging into new adventures. 015 month old bonnie is a happy, healthy, cheeky baby. is a testament to mum gina's remarkable strength after her battle with cove at 19 in february last year gina began suffering severe symptoms while pregnant was forced to deliver bonnie prematurely. i couldn't brave. i felt like it was i was drowning . that the annual can explain it. i remember early i was in the moon in texas in all of my immediate family, tell them i loved him because i didn't think i was gonna buy carp. and in the morning they come in and pretty much said right, we're whizzing you down straight away. you got to be, it's got to be done to die. i was maybe in ventilated. gina was so unwell, doctor's told her a c section was the only way to save both her and her daughter off outside, so angry. i felt so scared my h

u. k. and he gave us his assessment on whether ukraine can win the war against russia, or to put it mildly, the war isn't going to plan as to whether ukraine can win. that is contingent on whether the west continues to supply you credit at the same or an increased rate . the americans are right in. but so the british that they're not necessarily inconsistent. what's developing in the south east now around the town of savannah? don't ask unless chance is a, a butler, a bottle of attrition and that's not going to be easy at all. it's going to take several months. and unless you claim continues to receive the munitions they need, such as those artillery pieces use on the piece, then they will that they, they, they don't face to feet, but they won't be able to. when one can't emphasize enough, they need those weapons to continue coming in greater and greater quantities. can we talk about the reports aware hearing that russian forces may have fired phosphorus bonds at the as of cell steel plant over

u. k. and right now the conservative party is doing badly, a devastating results here in london. 3 major councils, switching that to labor control ones with barnett, and it couldn't get much closer than this. westminster city council now in the hands of the labor party, the 1st time since 1964. so that is the situation in london. a big gains for labor elsewhere. it's a little bit more patchy modest gains for labor in the rest of england, and we're hearing from scotland of wells results coming in later on today. so crucially, and at the end of the day, how much will this damage the prime in suppress johnson will. that is the big question, because so far is johnson and his whole bevy of problems, particularly with party gates, where he's already had one fine, could get more than the police have now got a stop on on taking action to let this these council elections go through not only that, there are other scandals within his party, one m p choosing to watch openly pornography on his phone inside

u. k. and the u. s. and when we look at gender, more men died than women. ah. so to discuss all of this, joining us our guests for to day from barf in the u. k. dr. but i've been carrier a senior clinical lecturer at the university of exeter medical school from roberts, as it in abraham, a professor of medical biotechnology at the report medical school and director of med biotech. and in ponder cherry india, t under arman, a health systems expert, former professor and head of the school of health systems studies at the tougher institute of social sciences in one by a warm welcome to you all dr. bank county. let's start with you 1st. what do you make of these world health organization figures? are you at all surprised? no, i'm not surprised at all. and i would go further and to say in, in some countries, this is most probably also a under estimate. because lot all countries have robust monitoring systems for illness, mobility, mortality that's, that's a differentiation. and one more thing that we are not including in this figures is our debts brought forward as a

u. k and the e u. lease trust putting forward britain's the u. k. government next step in what is of course, also a very serious situation here in northern ireland power sharing government under the good friday peace agreement has stalled, has broken down with the democratic unionist party boycotting in opposition to the northern ireland protocol that they say undermines northern islands place within the u. k. internal market. and as well as that, of course, you've got the you who are saying that if britain goes along with these unilateral measures, that could spark a trade war lease trust the setting out a plan of vision for future legislation to be brought forward. not now, but at some point in the summer that would allow for those unilateral changes to the protocol to, to take place. now, does that solve northern islands problems as things stand right now when it's quite hard, frankly, to see how it does because the d u. p has said that they will not be enticed back into government by the promise of legislation. they want to see actual legislat

u. k is sending us these migrants, they should send us the people they have accommodated for over 15 years, who committed crimes. in rwanda, we sent case files to the u. k. and investigated these are clear case files instead of being accommodated. they're in that beautiful place of the u. k. they should be in jail either in the u. k. are here. it is estimated that between april and june, 994800000 rwandans were killed within just 100 days. most of the dead were from the tootsie tribe. and most of those who perpetrated violence were hutus, rwandan, genocide, survivor and director for the african great lakes action network club. gotta buick says role one does government actually is not interested in seeking justice for the genocide. i would actually like to see justice served against the perpetrators of the genocide that includes members of the r p f which is the ruling party in rwanda. that was delayed by a guy who also had a role in the genocide, starting with the shooting down of the president's plan. in 1009 the forward that actually started the genocide. also, i would rather see the suspects trade in the u. k. given how they're one of the government treat

premier andrew fe, he appeared in a miami court on friday, charged with cocaine trafficking and money laundering. the u. k. government has said administer to the british overseas territory for talks following fe. his arrest. the family of paul versus a beginner is suing. there were wand and government in the u. s. for $400000000.00 . a reward and court sentenced him last year on charges of terrorism. his life inspired the hollywood film hotel lawanda, and he is credited with saving hundreds of people during the 1994 genocide. does the headlines. the news continues here and al jazeera after upfront. what happens in new york has implications all around the world to make these stories resonate requires talking to everyday people, the mayor of the city, and now sending doing away with the curfew. that was supposed to get everybody. it's international perspective with the human tight zooming way in, and then pulling back out again. in 1971, a military analyst by the name of daniel ellsberg leaked to the press. a 7000 page top secret pentagon study and covering years of official lies about u. s. military involv

u. k and the e u. and that was list trust putting forward britain's the u. k. government next step in what is of course, also a very serious situation here in northern ireland power sharing government under the good friday peace agreement has stalled, has broken down with the democratic unionist party boycotting in opposition to the northern ireland protocol that they say undermines northern islands place within the u. k. s internal market. and as well as that, of course, you've got the you who are saying that if britain goes along with these unilateral measures that could spock a trade war, let's trust their setting out a plan of vision for future legislation to be brought forward. not now, but at some point in the summer that would allow for those unilateral changes to the protocol to, to take place now does that souls northern islands problems as things stand right now? it's quite hard, frankly, to see how it does because the d u. p has said that they will not be enticed back into government by the promise of legislation. they want to see actual legislatio

country, not only are on of any country and to morrow it affects human rights beyond the borders of the country. europe has also been affected by food insecurity, with u. k. inflation and consumer prices having hit a 40 percent record at 9 percent last month. according to the latest data. the cost of the central's, like food and transport, have been rising record pace, jeopardizing the well being of low and middle income families. many have been forced to spend their whole salaries on energy bills and rely on food banks to feed their families. household costs are now up more than 50 percent in the u. k. and more increases have not been ruled out by the official regulator. right now. the country has the highest inflation rate among the strongest european economies as well as the g 7 to reduce expenses, many have given up heating their homes and decided to go out less often. 44 percent of those surveyed have switched to cheaper food and public transport. and some people even have to get meals to tackle economic challenges. the government has allocated 22000000000 pounds to help, but admitted that it can't fully protect people. and the countries safeguardin

u. k and italy signed the full power packed 1934. poland and germany signed a non aggression declaration. 1935. to you. okay. and germany signed unable agreement. 1938. the okay. france and italy. agree to the petition of czechoslovakia between germany, poland, and hungary. 1939 black via under stony assigned non aggression acts with germany. as vox log us. and i'm an golf from deutsch front door to want brandy's of it's on eunice, pushed him to mos numb echo from heter tourism. type point don via does. i'm for far less ish tv isn't oh, the magnet folks gave me. well, i guess he, wagner and england stayed on the arkansas amino field is, was well known american also, dean henderson thinks of past events. poland and hungary invaded czechoslovakia before hitler invaded poland because poland and hungary work and already with the nazis and france in england basically threw czechoslovakia under the bus. and they don't really want us to remember that part you see, but they just abandon them and. and again, if hadn't been for stolen coming on the eastern front, they would abandon a lot more peop