u. k and europe is 3 times larger 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 britain, the single largest trade pump that with more than $388000000000.00 worth of goods and services. this year, the u. k. could face of almost $28000000000.00 hit to its exports. if trump imposes a blanket 20 percent tariff on all inputs, according to new analysis by the university of sussex, this dentists for inclusive trade policy well research as of aston university in england. estimated that between 20212023 annual u. k. exports of goods to the e. u was 17 percent low of them. they would have been had brakes. it never happened . joining us from colchester. any u. k is 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 us. how does the okay really have to make this choice between the us or the yours, the governor of the bank of england. right. what he sa

u. k. and u. s. into russia. president vladimir putin says most go could strike military installations of any country. please wait and a used against russia is put, then you, we do a listing missile system to being tested in combat dish. and that's in response to the aggressive actions of knighthood, countries against russia. the question of the deployment or medium range and showed arrangements of will be decided depending on the actions of the us adults. allies. the top is going to be here for the dream days for the test. so that lightest missile systems will be determined on the basis of the threats of to russians. i'm security who grew up with the apartment. if you get a russia issued a new junction this week to allow for a potential nuclear response to an attack on russia, like any nation that is supported by a nuclear power. ukraine's president below him is the landscape says those days strike was assigned that pollution has no interest in peace as it was not supposed to be an easy sheet. now cr

and i think that's just what the sentence will be and we have to remember in the 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

u. k. and yet, about an hour ago the us, i'm busted you and was saying no country security concerns, give it the right to dictate another country's policies. last load and said, well, next, another countries, territory of these 2 nations, you should be talking about that kind of thing. a hi, it's definitely not. does that to the people in afghanistan near doc, instead of b, i in libya. see the, uh, the, the, the list is quite long uh for this. and if we go back even further in july, in guatemala and you'd on, etc, i think of course the listening to you, an investor of the russian federation the bends. yeah. of course, he gives the history less than and to give the less to them that is necessary for especially the western powers to hear. because so often they have a historical amnesia to what is going on that this did not start in 2022. i normally really start in 2014, it started much earlier than that. and that the policies and the ongoing drives of the united kingdom of the united states and o

u. k. and france to allow storm shadow in scale and increases pressure on germany to reconsider it's a very restrictive policy about taurus. the 3rd impact of course, strategically is that this tells the russians that the united states, we're not turning our back and ukraine and that their hope that we would just quit is going to fail. so you see the a tompkins and essentially effectively countering rushes, recent battlefield advances. well, the low range precision is a capability that can render or they can degrade the only russian advantage, which is mass. so when you have large numbers of troops, the way the russians in the north koreans do, they have to have headquarters. they have to have artillery and rocket fired to enable their advance. and then obviously you need the logistics, so you have munitions. so with long range precision, you can destroy all 3 of those, which significantly degrades rushes ability to continue gets me grinder tactics so that this is there's no one will happen tha

and now the hope is that the u. k. storm shadow messiahs and frances scouts and decides which have a range of to 50 belonging to us as well can finally be used. the hope is that permission to become fluent, even if the drum stones around and says that this policy will be discontinued to the european partners would not follow suit now, and i've been bored. the thing to point out to you is that the attack of miss size have been in ukraine already for all your now and the had the permission to use these with, then you create a new test for you. so that means occupied crimea and ukraine has already been using attack comes in occupied crimea, as well as the blacks piece of the question is also how many attack gums are left. now the us didn't even draw on these attacks already drawn to them for the 1st time . and north korea offered long range from inside of studio show. all right, and now stuff on just as i mentioned, mentioned in a couple of weeks, 9 weeks to be exact. joe biden is going to be out of his job as president,

joe, all across our will be kids and on nato members of the united nation of guys that continues in u. k. u. s. and you arms written down autonomy on palestine, but on lebanon, yemen and iraq. western european economies based disaster for the proxy war on russia through ukraine, internally, a class divided usa all you'd be lies in ruins. should we even really be surprised that those known for progressive use on some issues like joe rogan or if k junior dentist percentage a band and the democrats, 3rd wave feminist professor naomi wolf, abandoned them. and she advised about bill clinton and al gore presidential campaigns. the best selling off of the b team at the end of america, and most recently defies the papers. phases, crimes against humanity, joins me now from new york to nearly thank so much for coming on the show. happy birthday for last week. you know, it was one of america's greatest historians go v dollars that any president who tackled the us health care from a complex, i presume we also big agriculture will be destroyed by those powerful interest. why do you believe you may be

they're being directed by satellite and other technology by the us, by the u. k. a, and i think it's in the west. it'd be very grateful of the present put in is acting with restraint at this point. rather than acting in a much more aggressive and dangerous manner, both within your brain and, and perhaps beyond. i think the jeez recognizing that that help is on the way the adults are going to be coming into the white house. but it's still 60 days and a lot of damage of water destruction, a lot of provocative access can be taken by this, by the administration before they can. but i think the main thing causing present pollutants restraint is knowing that that trump is come big. that the adults are going to be in sooner and just perhaps not soon enough. i think that would restraint is a really key with that because i think throughout this conflict it's consistently been shown. the most cote has shown restraint in this conflict. but talking about the development of this use of this new hypersonic way fun in terms new creating conflict with hoods like me uprooting, say.

. government and the u. k. parliament is abundantly aware of what is happening to the palestinian people and that it is the as rarely states and these writing in a treaty that is perpetrating that pods. okay, dr. james smith, thank you for your time and emergency doctor who's been to garza to work that this okay, let's turn to the netherlands and sit down. the city council has been holding an emergency section to discuss the stays valid and confrontations involving funds from and is there any football clubs that one more rides on monday nights tensions remain high in the city? police have made several more risk connected to the violence last week. that's when it's rarely football fans chance in racist slogans against arabs and burned. the palestinian flag is rarely funds what then beach and leaving at least 5 people inches of sky. so the latest developments with steph bass and she joins us now from to them. so this is a situation that continues to develop. dr. authorities may have hoped that the line would hav

s. produced by the us and on november 21st and the combined miss all the tech with the u. k. made storm shadow and us made hi, my systems were launched against military facilities on russian territory in the brown skin cost regions. since then, as we have repeatedly emphasized, the original conflict and ukraine previously provoked by the west has taken on elements of global character. our air defense system has repelled these effects. as a result, the goals that were obviously set by the enemy were not achieved. a fire at the munition depot in debris and screeching, caused by falling debris from an attack. m. s. messiah 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 bethel. there are unfortunately casualties that are killed and wounded among the personnel of the external security unit and service personnel combined and operational stuff of the control center has not suffered any casualties and is normally directing the

u. k. and ross here because these upgrades is me, solves, which are being fired into russia, and he doesn't seem to stand the gravity of what he is allowed to happen. yeah. it's astonishing that he doesn't seem to see the gravity of what was potentially going to happen. yes, so many people do, david always on the u. k. tabloids in the past 24 hours looking at the comment sections, of course on. wow, the vibe has changed. people and i'll saying what, what, what, what, what was going to fall did? no, no, we don't, we don't associate ourselves with care stomach. this has gone way past the rubicon . meantime david, the serbian president is wanting to united states and nato against escalation david for a moment. but listen to this, or because of, of some of the things that he can shoot at anything he wants on the russian territory for us with west and weapons, without pretends response, without the fact that he would use all kinds of weapons to protect russia. you either do not know him or you are i

u. k. and that's been a lot of debate and this will continue because it's not low yet. this will go on to commit to stage and another of age here in the house of commons. all right, so what are the next steps before this bill can actually become la as well in the committee stage, the m p 's will pour over the details will pour over exactly what are the safeguards, how will that be incorporated into the national health service? also, how is the criminal justice system involved in this? how are the systems able to cope with the extra extra work that they will will have to do and, and then the house of lords will have the say. so there will be much more debate before next. year done comes here to the next stage in the house of commons, as the w spigot mos in london. always great speaking to thank you so much to serial . now we're a war monitor reports that islam is fighters have taken over 5 districts of the 2nd biggest city level. this area and observatory for human rights reports that heavy fighting between rebels and government forces. there is military says it's inflic

u. k. and i'll be your p and 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, by the end sometimes more loudly that you have to show you. there isn't only one way of doing things as the, as the trunk, the 2nd time, as a common refrain. that'd be unpredictable thing is that it will be unpredictable that will lead is amazing. and as a by zones capital buck, who was the you in climate change summit which is known as cop 29, is now underway. delegation from afghanistan is that when that expected to attend the conference for the 1st time since the taliban took pilot in 2021, the telephone's government is notes internationally recognized. um, the representatives of the climate summit are expected to be limited to observe of stasis delegates from any 200 countries are missing for the climate talks for the nex

u. k. and friends are launched from fighter jet. so have a range of more than 250 kilometers. while you creating defenses are struggling to hold in the countries east with russian troops slowly advancing across broad sections of the front lines. moscow is pressing its advantage in man power against exhausted ukrainian troops rushing themselves and droned attacks of devastated cities and critical infrastructure. just as winters that's in, let's look at the mounting pressure. ukraine is under and how long it can hold off russian forces as relentlessly escalating russian attacks. more than a 100 missiles fired over the weekend targeting ukrainian infrastructure. the country is lost by some estimates. 80 percent of its heating capacity as winter weather arrives and over 50 percent of its power generation capacity. on the front lines, russia expending huge amounts of weaponry and human life to make small but steady gains. losing up to $1500.00 soldiers per day with human wave attacks on ukrainian positions. while ukrainian troops dug in behind fortifications are stretched in trying

u. k. and gemini, citing the anglo german nasal agreements. 1958 the okay. france and italy agree to germany, poland, and hungary petitioning czechoslovakia. the 1759. that for you understand the assign, known aggression treaties with germany, american scientists, to rabbi and film direct. and michael met in bel, tries to explain the total oblivion stance on the co, substantial impact. why does they not remember the pact between pl search gates and hits are essentially because of 1935. if there was not the force that he became a night in 39, and poland saw it by coming to an agreement with germany. it had protected itself from a german invasion like the russians, like the soviet union, no grievances amongst against opponents and other countries. on september 2019 through your pen palling went declared that world war 2 and 2 culprits, germany and the u. s. s. u i pain between you know, these 2 powers, it's an attempt to equate socialism with stashes and you know, a style in with hitler and so fo

so 1st i would like to say that i think that the germany and the u. k. will follow suit an issue statements that they will buy and because they are afraid that by not abiding they might lead to the crumbling of the whole international legal. or i also think that in the case of germany and say u k and the other countries that trade weapons with israel, there will be soon lawsuit against them in their own domestic co cords of complicity with the war crimes. because the free trial chambers ruling suggest that israel has carried out crimes against humanity using the weapons that were transferred, bravo, these countries to way as well. and finally, i'd like to say the dates of extremely significant because these countries now have to ensure to a 5 by 4 truly. and if these 2 is really leaders will visit them, they'll have to arrest them. and it's not clear that the other leaders or other military leaders will not face the same um, rulings by the court in the future. so i think it's a very serious shoot. what are the implications for these countries that i've pr

u. k. and all those like frauds joined to by this decision, a germany would be isolated, is that better than all of shots losing face? well again, what else 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 and january japanese role as a supporter of ukraine will become even more important and that will likely also not change if left towards 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

i, i saw it with my own eyes when they, us, and the in the u. k. a set their, their, their missiles, which they had the program which they had, and they had to actually manipulate it was, and they tell us, it was a nato sense. yeah. and consequently, and mister putting in warranty against doing that even beforehand. yeah. and they didn't believe him. so now, by the, by signing of this particular kind of missile is sending a very strong message that you don't know what we have in our inventory. and it is suggest to me that he has other things that we the west may not even know about it, but also it was like, you guys cannot stop what we have and we will do the civilian population just as will tell you guys to get out of the way. yeah. and then we'll take out these military facilities. you know what i just don't understand. there was some guys in the west to it like all this is no big deal. i mean that there is there a truly some lunatics in position to power in the west right now, but the populace people, i think that freaking out, i'm seeing the com

the fuser was a volunteer at christian summer camps and the u. k, as in bob blay and it is suspected that south africa the little comes into force immediately. and as the 1st cases are about to unfold, it's true consequences could be more far reaching. but anyone anticipate is really m p 's vote to deport the relatives of parents to gone to parliament a split over the new law which could allow the connect it to expel anyone. it seems dangerous and the cash is king, when everyone is struggling to survive. hundreds of people to up for 8 am in isolated gaza as supplies and growth scares the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. this is our t international. 40 years of serial. physical and sexual abuse by a volunteer at christian summer camps went unnoticed by the church of england. and even when the archbishop of canterbury was made aware back in 2013, no action was taken, the leader of the anglican church has now resigned. when i was in phones in 2013 and sold it, police have been notified. i believe wrongly then an appropriate resolution would follow. th

u. s. a and u. k. the ussr supported opponents territorial claims against germany, provoking strong protest from america and britain to write a tremendous i usually come imagine single or even there you go to a new the board newest or for them, you have to bow a full funds back. what's done, monthly, sure, and you must with us. i mean, it comes from now. melisha novato shrugged a middle initial but still it was adamant that eventually the allies have to relent. so using the gift of my meal, i sort of felt to go to the show or studios and as i've useless asco, sales of applying your former share, i'm finding another numerous or find out more than us. 13 bull, i'm much needed from other triple w scrub. it really suited to consolidate your study separately. electricity right in the us and the north side. pretty cool stores to west ocean able to present that cuz i know i'm, you know, store stuff. tell them the phone and ended up with was all switch lands inside the ceiling. on the radio and brandon bug, the

and defense capabilities. not a good look. well, the u. k is heritage policy lead to david codes and spoke how's it going to create? and she used to purchase a long range missiles for tax games. russia, a stone shadow weapons used against russian territory against your will. i would say against the wishes of most people in the u. k. who just see this is something that is going on so far. far too long. we tall, sought too many people, snorted on both sides is completely unnecessary. the people won't list of wine down into deescalate agents that make peace and to get back to some kind of normality in the region of the world. but we have this prime minister now key a storm, a who is the most unpopular product minutes in my memory. you know, he's only been there for 4 or 5 months, but his approval ratings have gone down through the floor. he is making bad decision off the bad decision on that the, everything. and this is really, really terrible because this could lead to what is leading to direct conflict between the u. k and russia, because the

simple questions and most people in the main stream don't even get to here to the united states and the u. k. through nato and their products are ukraine, are sending missiles into the heart of russia. well, does russia have the right to retaliate against the u. k. in the united states? well, the question of rights i think is the relevance to provide the question of whether israel has the right to exist when international relations, what counts he's not right, but might. and here we are. russia has the might and the right, i would say go ahead. uh, well, yes. uh well i, i don't disagree. i'm not saying it doesn't have the right. i'm just saying that that is not a useful tool for analysis and special relations. because uh, rules are wage to exactly when there is a disagreement about right. and ultimately is might that decides smoke? we're all here sitting in different parts of europe. your in moscow, i'm in paris. the, the other couple of cases around the world. we don't know, lots of biking, or whoever is running the united states is going to do. we call that that? no, any, because we're not

u. k. and france are launched from fighter jets and have a range of more than 250 kilometers. earlier i spoke to military analysts, simon dickens, who told us how much of a difference the storm shadow and miss owls couldn't make to ukraine's campaign. to make a difference by somebody, because to see that the started going to transform the cranes worth it, why doesn't they do is to attack targets within russia itself? no, certainly still shut the french, the russian scope has been used against russian targets in occupied territories. and also in that case, for example, the area of crime in which restaurant quite in 2014, but most of the, the russian weapon systems took you the acronym. and the missile launches of the basin gusher. so, and that's those that they can use to gauge the crate. now, with these 2, these weapon systems are talking to us system and storm shadow scouts and friction firm system. ukraine cannot check those systems now before that don't state the price, so they will make a difference and they will have to deal with russia. for example, i have to replace the

and that certain elements of the west, particularly u. s. u k, front will be ready to start date and should that take place not least by logical security counties. and i think there's a much, much, much more likely than any kind of nato right. frank. thank you very much. that was military analyst, franklin, which thank you, terry. a lead crane is struggling to fill this ranks on the eastern front line in part because of a sharp spike and distortions. frank mentioned that more than $30000.00 cases had been registered this year alone. this has prompted the government to decriminalize the offense for the 1st, for the 1st time offenders allowing them to avoid a jail term if they go back the that'd be used in the mission of just well reports for glistening. it's been 18 months since on the condo, held a weapon. when russia launched its full scale invasion in february 2022 clicked on default them internally. he thought he says, oh you oh, into the war. he handed his weapons to his commando and left my little brother. my brother's good, so frantic, his

u. k. and france. their launch from fighter jets and have a range of more than 250 kilometers. earlier i spoke to military analyst and former british army officer, simon diggins, and he told me how storm shadow missiles could boast. ukraine's war effort to make a difference. but simply because to assume that the started going to transform the credit is worth it. why doesn't they do is to attack targets within russia itself? no, certainly still shut the french, the scope has been used against russian targets in occupied territories. and also in that case, for example, the area of crime in which restaurant quite in 2014. but most of the, the russian weapon systems took the acronym and then based on that, which is something based on gusher. so, and that's those that they can use case of the crate. now with these 2, these weapon systems are talking to us system and still shut his scout friction frame system. the ukraine cannot check those systems before that don't start the price, so they will make a difference. and they'll have to deal with russia. for example, i have to replace t

u. k. and france. the launch from fighter jets and have a range of more than 250 kilometers. and for more on this, we're joined now by military analysts. simon diggins is also a former british army officer, so i'm good to see you. welcome to the program. now, 1st attack, now report at least storm shadow myself, how much of a difference will these weapons likely make to ukraine's war effort to make a different specimen if it cost to assume that this started going to transform your credit is worth it? what doesn't they do is to attack targets within russia itself? no, certainly still shut the french verses scope has been used against russian targets in occupied territories. and also in that case, for example, the area of crime in which rational quite in 2014. but most of the, the russian weapon systems took you the acronym, and then this, although just something based in gusher. so, and that's those that they can use to gauge the crate. now with these 2, these weapon systems attack comes to us system and storm shadow scouts proportion french system. ukraine cannot check those s