u. k and argentine out for decades. the territory held an important role in britain's territorial claims to the sub and arctic islands and served as an important logistical point during both world wars. in april 1982, the falklands war ensued when argentina invaded the aisles and other british territories in the south atlantic, briefly occupying them until a u. k. expeditionary force reclaimed them. we're not to assume demo get this issue has been challenging for the u. k. and has apparently come at some political cost to the current government. let us remember that c like and the european union agreed in the declaration of the summit that took place of this year. and that to include a paragraph on the mail venus issue, which recognizes the story will support of melvin his by latin american countries and the caribbean. it also recognizes the existence of a dispute over sovereignty and the need to apply international law. he says that a diplomatic step that origin tina considered is extremely valuable. certainly, this und

u. k. and a couple of other behind us and sorry, it's katie by the door. we don't care about anybody else's opinion. now, all of a sudden with bricks and with brazil, and with india, and with even to a certain extent, saudi arabia and iran, and russia and china. they actually may be able to be a counter force for against israel and the united states to keep them from their own undoing. and that's what i'm hearing you say, and maybe that's a point of optimism not. i don't know if they'd be a counter force per se, because at the end of the day, the united states still has a massive army and it has allies of its own. nicole. it also really is the the master manipulator in terms of a global context. and that's what i think people have done the stand. so where, where i see them balancing it out is what they're going to have to do if they want to avert a war which they hurt their allies. so united states has no patience for people who threaten them, but it does behave pragmatically right. if you're a

u. k. and a couple of others behind us and sorry, it's katie by the door. we don't care about anybody else's opinion. now, all of a sudden with bricks and with brazil, and with india, and with even to a certain looks that saudi arabia and iran, and russia and china, they actually may be able to be a counter force for against israel and the united states to keep them from their own undoing. and that's what i'm hearing you say, and maybe that's a point of optimism not. i don't know if they'd be a counter force per se, because at the end of the day, the united states still has a massive army and it has allies of its own. nicole. it also really is the, the master manipulator in terms of a global politics. and that's what i think people have done the stand. so where, where i see them balancing it out is what they're going to have to do if they want to avert a war which may hurt their allies. so united states has no patience for people who threatened them, but it does behave pragmatically right. if y

u. k, and germany. so let's explain more about the cost of wind energy. we're enjoyed by professor trevor elector, officer of the wind energy engineering. so trevor, how has a cost of setting up and maintaining wind farms involved over the years? and what steps can be taken to further improve cost effectiveness? festival of the cost of wind turbines have been dropping steadily and of the last 20 years they've dropped at least 50 percent, at least 50 percent. so when did you know, is comfortable to say anything up a new power station so that it's leveled pegging with the fossil fuel industry. now wind energy is often praised for its positive impact on reducing greenhouse gas emissions. could you elaborate on how wind power can play a crucial role in mitigating climate change? the most important thing is that wind turbines do not need feel the post asians need co need gas. that is, it's great advantage. and that is one of the reasons why it's cost effective. it does not, you don't need to buy, feel to run it. the feel is free. it comes from the sun. there's

u. k. and getting grips with inflation, all of that please. and of course the public support is not there for your government and your government's position, then that tends to force a re thing. so he will be aware of those protest. so you'll have to take that into his calculus, but it's, it meets, it efforts here will be about humanity you need. i'm guessing the people with business passports, i would have gather as quickly as possible. interestingly enough, those west abilities, passports include the parents of scotland, sparks, ministers, someone that richie should reach, you should, i has not had a conversation with as far as i'm aware in the last 10 days. okay, thank you so much. so that element is alan, especially for us in tell of have this ready for says have killed at least 7 palestinians in multiple rides in the occupied west bank. one of the attacks targeted the village you, which was early on thursday morning. at least 69 palestinians have been killed in 1300 injured by. it is ready forces or settlers. since october, the 7th. the ev

u. k. and that's the case across the west. and then you know, when people stop believing in god and when to put people stop believing in the foundational value system that they have, it will take on anything and believe anything. and then, but people need to have something that they believe in is right and wrong, even if it's completely inverted from what was before. and i think that's normally what's happened over the last 50 or 60 years quite slowly. and people have just taken on new values because they've rejected the old ones mister garden, then we have to take a short break right now, but they will be back in just a few moments station the the the welcome back to was a part of david person a british politician and the leader of the heritage party, mr. cordon. before the break, we were talking about this incessant drive to impose new set of values, not only on the western societies, but also on the rest of the world. and i think the core of these arguments is uh, is enough for it to impose somebody has some objective realit

u. k. and friends, pretty much even a form in their sentiments. they condemn us unreservedly and stand in solidarity with israel. but then you also have russia and china who differed in their statement somewhat. so 1st of all, looks like they called for an immediate cessation of hostilities. china called for advancing the 2 state solution. while russia was quite to blame western countries for neglecting it says, the israel and palestine question to favor support for ukraine, but just in favor of support for ukraine. but just in general, we are in this situation of multi polarity, where you have the western allies on one side and you have russia, china, any ron, growing ever closer to each other at a moment where you ron's involvement and these attacks is a lingering, uncomfortable question so there is plenty of potential for division within the un security council. and as such, a unified statement is something that not many are expecting. now you as president biden as promised as well supports what exactly will that support look like as biden and n

and wells to clamp down on protests. we spoke to our panel of guys who shared their view on why the u. k. is on the wrong side of history and his unwavering support for israel and what stands behind, frances position on the israel, a palestinian conflict. my claim to have a long speech in which he told me that he told about the is rallies and but nothing concerning the listing. and, and it's very clear what he wanted to say because for a long time crunch is one of the most pro is riley country in the western world, a u. b. it's of course you do decide that we have a strong jewish community in community, which is in brands which is very under the influence of his iron isn't even if we have also as a quite strong desire in the jewish community, but the main domain, the jewish community is sorry to say it's one of the reason of this situation, but it's also as in much broader situation. friends pro for quite a lot of time is a country which is more repressive country in the west, not only is or but it's being issues but also the yellow base send and trade unions, manifestations and so on. so

u. k. and he has more on the signs of pointing to a major increase in his really ami operations and gaza. first is the communications blackout, which would include the electronic uh, offer to deny thomas communications. so it would say not for the last few hours, and we'll say got that go on, not one include cyber a cyber attacks as well as well as taking down the radio towels. the 2nd indication is a huge bombardment and made out talk about something considerable here. a problems or a big truck at a rate of about one of the heavy buttons every 10 seconds. and finally it easy. it is the announcements abuse or any defense voltage plus an i i so this as well the out the way the price is picking up a house to do the same. that is where the tanks are conducting at least a rate installs. however, the us are advising the idea very strongly. they have a very senior general in the is where the headquarters advising not to conduct a huge or large scale operations, but rather to conduct what we've pulled

but to the us, france, japan and u. k. uh voting against it. okay, but i'm, i'm told that there's a 2nd resolution now slighted for discussion and to vote tomorrow. so yeah, that's right. so brazil has a resolution on the table as well. it calls not for an immediate cease fire, but for a, a, a temporary halt to hostility is a temporary, a pause if you will, which is a lot different than a complete cease fire. and it also in the brazil draft. it also does specifically mention from us and the resolution that in their words, the terrorist attack against israel on october 7th. so this is a little bit more of what the us and u. k. the west, if you will, are looking for this resolution. now we're supposed to be voted on tonight. we're now being told that that has been pushed to tuesday evening tomorrow night now that that boat will come down and that one we do not know have no indication whatsoever on how the countries will vote on that one. guy, brad is under the united nations. thank you. still a head on out his era as a trauma, also because a war p

u. k. and friends. pretty much even a form in their sentiments. they condemn us unreservedly and stand in solidarity with israel. but then you also have russia and china who differed in their statement somewhat. so 1st of all, looks like they called for an immediate cessation of hostilities. china called for advancing the 2 state solution. while russia was quite to blame western countries for neglecting it says, the israel and palestine question to favor support for ukraine, but just in favor of support for ukraine. but just in general, we are in this situation of multi polarity, where you have the western allies on one side and you have russia, china, any ron, growing ever closer to each other at a moment where you ron's involvement and these attacks is a lingering, uncomfortable question so there is plenty of potential for division within the un security council. and as such, a unified statement is something that not many are expecting. now you as president biden as promised as well supports what exactly will that support look like its biden and

u. k. and that's the case across the west. and then you know, when people stop believing in god and when to put people stop believing in the foundational value system that they have, it would take on anything and believe anything. and then, but people need to have something that they believing is right and wrong. even if it's completely inverted from what was before, and i think that's loss of the what's happened over the last 50 or 60 years, quite slowly. and people have just taken on new values because they've rejected the old lots missed that garden. they have to take a short break right now, but they will be back in just a few moments station. the, [000:00:00;00] the take a fresh look around. there's a life kaleidoscopic, isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify all confused who really wants a better wills and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground? can the welcome back t

u. k. and friends who were pretty much uniform in the response of a condemned thomas unreservedly. they said they stood in solidarity with israel, while russia called for an immediate cessation of hostilities. and there were also voices within russia. and that blamed western countries for it said don't neglecting the israel palestine situation in order to focus on supporting ukraine. but just in general, we're in this multi polar situation where you have the western allies on one side of the rules based order and the lights of russia, china and iran growing ever closer. also at this moment where there is evidence to suggest that iran was involved in these attacks on israel. now, in a world where the potential exists for this conflict to wide and, and such a way that, that puts israel and iran in direct collision with one another. the potential for the security council to find consensus today was always going to be quite limited. so it does appear, there is some division in the council regarding the current violence, but us president, biting as promise is real. his support. do we kn

u. k. and his relative slide on sheffield town hall was replaced with a palestinian one during a pro palestine raleigh footage posted on social media shows a man scaling the building and removing the is rally flag as a crowd applauded of this came as the okay home secretary called for the partial criminalization of palestinian flags and chants in britain urging place in england and wells to pump down on protests. we spoke to our panel of guests who shared their views on why the u. k. is on the wrong side of history and support to israel and what stands behind, frances position on the as rarely posted in complex. they didn't mark, they had the low speeds in which he thought he told about the is riley's and but nothing concerning the listing and, and it's very clear what he wanted to say because for a long time crunch is one of the most pro is riley countries in the western world, a u. b, it's of course you do decide that we have a strong jewish community seeking community which is in brands whic

and then we're going to do this all over again. the, the u. k is looking for even closer military ties to train. the british defense chief says and structures should be sent south and he'd like to see quote, more things it brought to us. yeah, you clarifies that production of military equipment could be done directly in ukraine from on the involvement to head over to our website. archie dot com the as a new day and on slovakia may be headed in a new direction. voting has finished in the countries parliamentary elections. i for more details, let's cross live now to our to correspondence shortage of entity in breakfast lava, charlotte and tell us about the preliminary results and the potential ramifications of the vote. well, it's been a pretty convincing victory for me, a policy this policy led by what would fit so that does come pains on an empty platform agenda not sending any more military aid to the country, to increase criticize sanctions against russia. and he's really sort of rum stuff is empty, west and rhetoric in the country. and that i

u . k. and a for me, you k military intelligence officer, could see you, frank, about israel has been pounding garza with the strikes for the past week. do you think best schooling now would be announced a ground defensive? a good morning on yet? no, i don't. i think this week would be the earliest time by which is why the closest would be ready. and let's not forget that mobilizing the entire of forces. what you see on your screen is just the frontend of what's going on. clearly the most important, but yes, actually great teaches us this to the most important parts relevant thought from the battlefield on the battlefield. itself is the logistics. i mean, in a sense, the longer the, this weight goes on, the more prepared to go see is ready for us as will be. so we wouldn't expect anything to happen. why not? there's also this element, of course, need us to say of trying to prepare the battlefield visibility site. and in that sense, most important element is we're moving so far as you con civilia

u k and italy dw, especially advocate now is in handbook, be hello, how is the guys across as affecting the drawing thing as well as you mentioned, we did see that doing statement that and last night that was that phone call that included the us presence. so for once he called europe and spoke to both the german chancellor and the french president. also the tell you in prime minister, of course, the precious one. and in that statement, reiterates the unwavering support from all of these countries. also from europe, we sold off sold the statement on the 1st day reiterates that it is germany's reason of states quoting under the microphone 2008, to secure the security of israel. we do know that the united states is already sending military a hardware. i'm in this in the europeans have as far as we know, not been requested a to send anything like that. but europe is standing ready and is being very fun also towards those countries hostile towards israel, as it says in the statement, not to exploit this particular situation. but no. so the iran was not explicitly mentioned in that. michelle,

and israel, similar relatives are expected in cities right across the u. k. including manchester and glass gun on the package joins us now from london with much more on this. and they've just given the huge numbers of people that have turned out today at this price is how much pressure does that put on the government that well, this is the kind of precedent, right, right. hot. so with no, i haven't seen crowds besides and scale for many, many years here in the u. k. and some already comparing it to the 2003 demonstrations. the pro, so many hundreds of thousands of people on the state of close the invasion of iraq . the strength of feeling here is a man slower opinions. a whole series of impressions, speeches on the stage to my left ear by a series of politicians, some across the political spectrum. uh might, uh, they will say raised people moses the decision by the british government to abstain from my all important vote of the united nations, but also to join the united states. so in other western powers of unequivocal the support thing is, well, what it mean

u. k. and france said that they voted it down. so this brazil draft is basically a brazil's version of a compromise. they need to get 9 boats for this to pass, but of course the permanent members can veto at the veto power. it'll be interesting to see given the hospital attack, if the us would vote for this or not. and for that matter refresher would vote for it or not. so be watching that will very closely after that vote takes place. and then the security council will be briefed by top un, who, mandatory and officials of doubt, the hospital attack. and this was called median, called by russia and the u. a. e a. and this will be the 1st chance that we hear from top un officials about what they think happened. well, good all, erica is from the american universities. she says the strike on the baptist hospital makes a mockery of international diplomatic efforts, or the, or the diplomatic efforts. it's a slab to only the start thing was by then was france with germany with the u. k. i want to ask them a very blunt question. do they

for some reason japan joined prawns, the us and the u. k. of course, this is a purely political approach, and by the way, this is more approved for, for the united states and its allies doing in the united nations security council. as far the role of the security council is mac and is, namely the court set of leads, national mediators on the settlements of these rarely policy and conflict. for almost 7 years, the western countries have been blow, can any decisions on the political settlements and the security accounts. so this is an attempt to monopolize the settlement process and attempt to substitute real initiatives all is block. it has just that the current situation, the unexpected relapse of violence was a natural consequence of such a policy. well, these are the defense full says denied it was responsible for the hospital strike with this intelligence. instead of putting the blame on a failed rocket loan spies, let me just have minutes since. and i can confirm that the analysis of the idea of operation of systems indicates that the bev

u . k. and as rarely flag on sheffield town hall was replaced for the palestinian wonder in a pro palestine raleigh footage, posted on social media, shows a man scaling the building and removing the as really flag as a crowd apart. it just came as you came home, secretary called for the partial criminalization of palestinian flags and chance in britain urging place in england and wells to clamp down on protests. we spoke to our panel of guests who shared their view on why the u. k. is on the wrong side of history and it's on wavering support for israel and what stands behind francis position on the israel, a palestinian conflict. they didn't mark. they had the low speeds in which he thought he told about the is rallies and but nothing concerning the listing. and, and it's very clear what he wanted to say because for a long time crunch is one of the most pro is riley countries in the western world a u. b. it's of course you do decide that we have a strong jewish community in community which is se

u. k. and fronts have a ready supply to create and with long range missiles. the job and john slip believes that ukrainian attacks deeper into russia could trigger a major escalation. must go, has consistently born but an endless supply bonds to key of only prolongs the conflict needs to direct nato involvement. while we spoke took on a back is a john politician and your parliament member. and he's office of you the sending job and west point 3 to ukraine is not only on pope club, the countries majority, but would also be humble in itself mrs. strapped sit. my mom has been very whole pitch. she's been advocating to increasing, stepping up in psalms deliveries. pretty sure the majority of germans onto dosing this position. it's an extreme position and i'm not even sure that it's the majority of the position within the current, very unhelpful job. and go from there, but look, let's look at the political implications. well, if he, if now use german web address at tech targets deep within russia, it will do nothing. to repair german russian relations. something a

u. k. and france. and maybe most of all here us in the united states. one country focused on preventing what so i'm in the government and . busy the transgender hysteria that can impact miners, they say, is russia. the russians government is passing a series of laws to try and prevent what they call irresponsible surgeries. and that's why they're setting up government approved clinics that they hope will be better able to manage all matters related to transgender issues and sex change operations and procedures when necessary. that's how they want to do it. the way russian politician see it the impact of the pr. busy gender movement is so powerful that it's impacting the decisions of young people who are in many cases uninformed, and yet may feel coerced by opportunistic doctors and or media reports. here's a study that seems to bear that out. i'll give you an example. this is from new jersey, right, the state of new jersey. next to new york. the survey there found that the number of students who identify as neither male nor female has suddenly increased

and removing the east ready fly gas. the crowd applauded at this game. as the u. k . home secretary pulled for the partial criminalization of published in flags and chance in brickman, urging please england and wales to club down on protests. the stands of western states towards different conflict seems to differ greatly in that would be whose position that apparently shifting based on his own interest the archie is retailed. marsden explores the contrasting attitudes here. the hey, good news for anyone who isn't happy with the values expressed by the european union at any given time. you just wait around long enough. the exact opposite values will be right along shortly, ready to be served up. so here's your commission president and the fact of printed euro. ursula bonded line back in 2022, talking about russia's actions and the conflict with pre target has a tax on civilian infrastructure. with a clear aim to cut off men, women, children a whole lot to electricity and teaching with the winter coming. these are x of pure carol. we have to call it as such. we are. so i

u. k. and australia and big products came out and support on the policy in force bonner's reading, stop israel's war crimes and gaza and freedom for palestine. i'm from additionally the issue of the palestine is not only the issue of the people of the 1st time and not the only issue of the people of the arrow bridge. you have countries. this is the issue of all most teams. it's a genocide. there's a lot of kids being killed who have complain, innocence, i really need show. so that's what we need. so right, so, so which one we now for is from australia we mandatory and what we need to find the to buy forward listenings can be peaceful nation for outgo. believe we've been terrorized, we've been victimize, and it's now a time for us to send people this riley series is a normalized across the wells. we must all send, send for the rest of the muscles on every attire, some of every opportunity for some of our to we just use just use a sort of support and get our government here to actually go and do

u. k. and a city, a big crowd pay miles and the support of the palestinian people. fighters readings to isabel's will. crimes and gaza and freedom from palestine from home with a display. the issue of the sun is not only the issue of the people of the 1st time and not the only issue of the people of the average. you have countries. this is the issue of all most themes. it's a genocide. there's a lot of kids being killed completely innocent. we've been terrorized. we've been victimize, and it's now a time for us to send people to it's riley seriously normalized across the wells and we must all send so much on every attire. some of everyone who just is just uses, so the support and get our government here to actually go into a ceasefire. the most urgent thing is to ask you would be in governments to intervene to stop the genocide and go. because a genocide is underway, when we're talking about terrorism on her mazda side, i wonder you have called from aust terrace. but what about israel? they hav

u. k. and europe and there were hundreds of people also values running full on the side in washington. not see many, what was the situation with process be like in the us. oh they, they've been out of every imaginable um, strength and volume. now keep in mind something in, in washington, you had jewish activist, people to identify themselves as being jewish who are against either. and this is where we get into the trouble unless you're precise, either against the bind boardman of guys or against the, the, the, the, i guess the, the control if you will, of the area. we're not really sure who's saying what i must tell you said the we, we, we must begin this discussion not with the, with the prayer, but with this one sort of scott fitzgerald said the test of a 1st rate intelligence is the ability to hold, to oppose the ideas been to mine at the same time and still retain the ability to function. if you're able to do that, you are like yours above everyone else. my friend, let's look at what's happening. when i talk to someone for when they listen to a protest for, here's a pretty protest,

and we've had a tweet from the secretary here in the u. k. interior administer on sunday, talking about rejecting and stopping any attempts to stir up hatred against british jews doing everything necessary to protect the jewish communities and showing 0 tolerance for what she called the glorification of terrorism. she's calling for the police to use the full force of the law against anyone exhibiting displays of support for hamas and other such groups. hardy, thanks for that. so that's a picture in europe hurtful so reporting from london. of course not to you. i'm not going to use the secretary general of the know, which is refugee council jones, is now from was low. good. see to mr. gland. first of all, your reaction to this escalating crisis. but a terrible situation has the overnight go much, much worse. my organization has been on the ground now. busy beckett's in gosh, that in the west spine, it will become much less now because of this time, the game is ready civilians and i'm part of my sense now. he is ready to kind of stand in confl

u. k. and usa usa usa doesn't, did not vote for the ceasefire, which shows a lot of the world. and what kind of a, what kind of apartheid state israel is, it's a, it's a transfer. it was, it is a suffering that the listing is, have been leaving for years and years now. and it's, it's, it's, it's also, it's also showed a lot of people. so that through government has, has the thousands have been besieged since 2, uh, 2006. and it'd be having good, having good, having good is there, are you having get to control water, fluid, electricity, and people coming good coming in and going out a discrimination, the discrimination between the palestinians and israelis, people, the people, people are seeking to affect the value is all i want, i want to see to, to say, to the us a united states of america, and joe and joe biden, that people, people are seeing your choose. yes, thing seems like a 50 points. it's in the interest of lima on ragna. and as soon as the, as thanks very much for your take, almost going on in the conflicts and goals and thank you. thank you so much bye. us will outrag

u. k and friends also failed their graduates to other ukrainian soldiers who chose to surrender, share a similar story. and on the so that all those are drawn hanging over us, we couldn't get out or look around just to our men approached us at the position and said that we were captured, we had the drones way. it was as they were already situations when the drone drops explosives. so we took show to the dog out onto the overlap, and waited for it to fly away without shooting and explosions on the right flank. and we've us around it. then we had enough to come out with our hands up and we replied that we would go out, don't shoot what put down our weapons and went out in the face of heavy casualties . ukrainian propaganda works overtime to low volunteers. this recruits with the face of a child felt for the pretty picture. so i signed the contract in march 2023 . i want it to be a medic. as i was trained in giving treatment to the hospital and in college and civilian life, i would just be a nurse collecting things, taking things, and it's not very critical. in reality, everything is very d