u. k. any other car in the country? that is the problem, the allies with the us. we will suffer huge consequences for that decision. speaking of which japan, john ellen, is planning to visit japan for the g 7, finance ministers summit to show a defined relay that to the u. s. financial system is safe and sound despite the fact that several banks have recently collapsed that spock and quite a lot of panic is there. so just how well is the american economy really doing? well it's, it's really weird, isn't it? because she's gotten on tv as we've just played at the beginning of this. yeah. and she's saying the economies is in dire straits. it's ending we need more money. and then she's going to fly to japan and tell the rest of the world. everything's okay . yeah, i suppose that works in a day way whether well didn't have, you know, 24 hour and using social media. you could probably say that and get another new site for it again. but you can't do that these days. so i think, you know, the us economy is clearly in a mess as united the fiscal policies that have been emp

u. k. any more? surely this is the opportunity when i think it, it's one thing to have that kind of ambition or being able to, you know, exercise responsibility or leadership and being the 2 sides to the, you know, to the piece that not that were indeed that is what doctor can union gonna have been trying to do if you recall just a day after the outbreak of this fighting on the 16th of every piece and security concert of the african union from being an emergency station on the same day, the inter governmental authority on development, the got the regional body, also convened a state extraordinary meeting exactly to take leadership, but also to process on the 2 sites into some meeting to a cessation of hostilities. i think there is so much that they can do in terms of the labor that they have to bear on the 2 sides. so it is important therefore, for these countries, since they can buy themselves or whatever they have is not enough to induce the parties into coming to a cessation of hostilities. what t

u. k. um and i and i didn't actually feel like i was getting any support from people in the u. k. um no, as far as i, i know no political figure. i know public suggested up and, you know, publicly spoke up in my defend um and so yeah, it was, it was principally from the us. and the fact that i got my, the most support. one of the things that is often surprising for national security whistle blowers is that the mainstream media are not supportive of our whistle blowing despite the fact that in many ways they're the ones who are the recipients of the information. the observer published your information. how did the observer and other british outlets treat you as a whistleblower where they support is? did they help you in any way? is you prepared to go to trial? well, it was the guardian group, the observer being parts of the guardian group that broke the story. and so at one point they did suggest that they would pay for a pay for my lawyers. basically, this was before i had decided on who you know, who would represent me. i had several offers. one of them, as i say, was a and also

as that being said, u k itself doesn't have any f, 16 fighter jets. that being said, i think this initiative has started in order to open the floodgates and to have other countries and be ready to send their fire jets to ukraine. and i, i think that the united states, uh, have been very cautious as well. you know, was a fighter jets, as well as delivering long range and ad accounts to ukraine. and now we're seeing the races to nack approving the delivery of the storm shadow missiles, which are long range missiles. there's a long range, missiles that the great and has received so far. so i think you the okay, now it was another one leading kind of this call, listen in order to encourage other countries to contribute. and the hope is that the united states will play along and, and we'll send f 16 fighter jets knowing that to great and has already prepared for receiving them. they have the pilots, assuming the air crews will be trained and all that kind of the logistics will be sorted out because those are very important components and you know, for the

u. k. any more? surely this is the opportunity when i think it, it's one thing to have that kind of ambition or being able to, to, you know, exercise responsibility and leadership and being the 2 sides to the, you know, to the people that were indeed that is what the african union gonna have been trying to do if you recall just a day after the outbreak of this fighting on the 16th of every the peace and security concert of the communion convened an emergency station on the same day, the inter governmental authority on development got the region and body also convened a state extraordinary meeting exactly to take leadership, but also to press on the 2 sites into a meeting to a cessation of hostilities. i think there is so much that they can do in terms of the laser that they have to bear on the 2 sides. so, it is important therefore, for these countries, since they can by themselves or whatever they have is not enough to induce the parties into coming to a cessation of hostilities. what the question t

any you rejected. a payoff for the u. k. government is criticizing the labor actions saying they're not doing any good. it's incredibly disappointed that going to go on strike, strike still do not add any value. they only cause damage and particularly to those young people that you were talking about. other public sector workers are now. i think they was as to those of the nurses and teachers saying enough is enough and this is going all the way to the crown. so the one parking attendance and rest minister are set to strike this week, including on the day of the king's coronation on saturday, after a new pay offer was rejected. but the ceremony looks like it will be quite a spectacle no matter the circumstances. vicki price is chief economic adviser at the center for economics and business research. she joins me now for more of vicky before we get into the economics behind these labor actions. want to ask you as a londoner who's been living through the strikes in recent weeks, do you have the impression that the intensity h

u. k, is under the assumption that if they expose any type of secret so that they could potentially be charged. however, that's not happened as far as i know, it's basically only intelligence staff and defense staff. and basically it's a restriction. it's a, it's a bit into for exposing anything, anything about the government's behavior activities and so on. the maximum penalty at the minute is 2 years um and although they are currently and it's still not very debated, it hasn't been debated that link. but there moves to to strengthen and actually make it even more more draconian. the official secrets act by potentially increasing the extent of jail sentence to 14 years maximum sentence. uh, and in addition to there is an attempt to also include the handling of sensitive and confidential material even by journalists. so it would mean that they could potentially be tried for breaches of official secrets act as well, which, which would basically criminalize investigative journalism essentially you went to trial on february 25th, 2004. but within 30 minutes of the start of the proceedings, the ca

any other family members around them? completely on the own past boxes here in the u. k. with their other 2 kids and the old british, it's just the mom that doesn't have the birthday citizenship. are they getting any help from any aid agencies or anybody else at all in port? sit on? no. not what kind of conditions are they telling you that they're facing in port sedan at the moment? at to be honest, i've had really quick phone calls with them, and it's all been about cousin sam marine who's really sick. like the mo, the mom is worried. she says she was even willing to let her daughter on the fly on her own. so she could get some medical help, she needs to have a surgery, aysa. that's how desperate she is. and they said, and then they changed their mind and they said, she's a minor, we can not let her on. you have to get the shit. so you, so that willing to let a 3 year old die basically, if they're suggesting that forgive me for interrupting you and i do understand, of course, this is very distressing for you. if they're suggesting that the, the 3 year old tell me the name

u. k. so into that or the labor party, one at any rate. and tony blair was highly political trial that would put the iraq . and secondly, i think that now such as the attorney general's legal advice information that we want the government to expose in order for us to manuals legal advice, a change prior to him present until a full year off to my taste was dropped. and actually, you know, the jury potentially finding me not guilty a potential defense because currently as a breaches. and so the only justification had my case been successful in finding may not go to the period between arrest and trial is a nightmare. you with your whistle blowing. yeah, that's right. it was very difficult. you just got married. my husband is which is government that was prior to we got married me without being deported. however, at some point a would be d portage. much. actually. no, it was off to, they charged me after the port him from the country which um seclusion with my passport, confiscated and so on actuation, but the my criminal case actually prevent

yeah, i mean, as i say, i didn't get a, any sort of outspoken political support from the u. k. at that point, even from anti will groups and it's possible they may have reached out and i rejected them because i think at the time i was very wary of becoming a sort of a light thing point for any type of um, campaigning or pressure group. i, i didn't want to be a so one to the back to would use by anybody else for that alteri a motives however good they may have been. um so yeah, i maybe did actually push away support this high. i could have had and one way or another way. a highly regarded feature film was made about you and your case starting keira knightley. a book was written about you called the spy, who tried to stop a war catherine gun and the secret plot sanctioned the rock invasion. daniel ellsberg said that your whistle blowing was more important than his revelations of the pentagon papers. that's all very high praise. but how is the british government treated you in the intervening years? and were you ever able to establish a career again? uh, well, i think the british

u. k. changed its dogs. are they being a bit more aggressive now? i mean, why, why are they suddenly leaving this house? well, it looks like the u. k. i mean, doesn't really care any more about moscow's red lines or as a consequence of that, escalating the conflict. i mean many, at one point in the west thought that keeps clean to cry me or was both absurd and dangerous. but now we're seeing the u. k. defense secretary basically saying nobody's going to get in the way of new cranny and military if they try to take crimea by force, that they've lost sides of their lives. as a result of that invasion. and i think ultimately it'll be ukraine's decision under international law. they have every right to do that. in accordance of self defense, a person isn't gonna stand in the way of that. what else was told was about by the defense may as well to be quite honest, some startling stuff. as we know, the british government has been supplying the ukrainian military with uranium, depleted munitions, and a partnership is claiming that radioactive cloud is actually heading towards western europe after russian forces were forced to destroy one of these ukrainian and munitions s

u. k. forces to vet them as to any did so happened the last and well he resigned doing 1970 fitness that i mentioned not long afterwards. and he, in my view, is still the greatest prime minister we had in the okay, to be honest, there are some in african countries that may not, we don't support that. and date of course you. the fact is, i presume, from where you all the same media, bbc, i think the, the boss of the bbc is the quits over a loan, arranging loans, devoris johnson. but they're all paging rusher is losing this, this war that puts in his either eel or about to be over the throne. do you think people believe these stories as to how far rusher is last miscalculated, then it's actually the end of russia before we soon witness the end of china. that seems to be a narrative coming from reuters and associated press again, once again when control of the contract pending, you can use the states and united states that is a, you know, it took a cost and of course it was pushing forward a different perspective in the u. k, we now have g b news and we have some, uh, kind of that not huge

how's it being any research on the potential effects on children conceived in this way that has been researched by his children that have been born in the u. k. is and to is how to reach the arrangements. no one has yet to do any research on children's bones to commercial surrogacy, but what we have seen, we can learn lessons from since the country adoption when money is being used in these processes, as well as we start in the conception, the children who are now adults are complaining and they are staying by still commodified by thank you for that, but that's basically to have more time to explore at such a at an amazing a contentious issue. but thank you. i mean it done by executive director of child identity protection. a thank you. apologies for some of the technical issues during that interview. i finally, they, mexican army has that welcome to new property from tuck you to be trained to the search and rescue dog took. he said to be 3 month old german shepherds as a symbol of solidarity between the 2 countries. mexico lost one of his rescue ducks in the line of duty into okay, as it was searching for survivors of february of christ abo

to become the business and political elite if they choose to study elsewhere because of any restrictions in the u. k. that could have a major long term impact on britain's economy. the d baba, i'll just say around london. here's something extraordinary to bring you. scientists believe carol wales might be learning to coordinate attacks on bows off to a number of strikes on sale. bose off the coast of europe. sailors have reported a series of attacks by a group of all cause, such as fear, a vengeful oak, or is coaching its family to attack and bows natur, parole to believe the animals has sunk at least 3 boats in southern europe in the past. yeah, all the casualties have been reported the great up at main stories are following now and the washing colanda behind one of the biggest cross border raids of the war, saying that it's just the 1st of his group's incursions into russian territory. moscow said it with help be attacked in belgrade area and killed 70 fighters who they say all ukrainian nationalist, but the militia told alger 0 that none of its fights has a died. ukraine has denied any involvemen

any fears that the west might sabotaged it? similar to what happened with the north stream pipelines which so far evidence seems to point to the us and u. k. having worked covertly to destroy we don't believe that any parties with cyber caching, but we don't take that off the table. but here's what we believe that pipeline is sol, credit card is so important for it. we've been out on we've seen russian companies, which are some of the best when it comes to building pipelines, getting involved part of the conversation in the past about 10 years ago. gas from was heavily involved and discussions with nigeria and the share on morocco in moving data in moving that project for to get our dog area. and i'm very happy that those discussions are on going to be able to build a pipeline to evacuate. a lot of gas resources on stranded gas, that is, that is needed in the world market because every day people need it. one of the key things we have to, we have learned on the stories that we come to, the end of the mistakes are wrong with not sure and pipeline and do everything that is just to be built. but also we have to look at some quick issues that

to become the business and political elite if they choose to study elsewhere because of any restrictions in the u. k. that could have a major long term impact on britain's economy. the d baba, i'll just say around london. here's something extraordinary to bring you. scientists believe carol wales might be leading to coordinate attacks on both of to a number of strikes on sale. bose off the coast of europe. sailors have reported a series of attacks by a group of oil cuz such is farrah, vengeful oak or is coaching. its finally to attack both natural growth.

to become the business and political elite if they choose to study elsewhere because of any restrictions in the u. k. that could have a major long term impact on britain's economy. that a baba was, is 0 london. thailand's other house has continued to meet despite protests, sentences of facing mounting pressure to induce the leader of the move forward parties, pine, minnesota. more than 20 members of the senate said that they would endorse peace or them job or not, but that's fall from the 60 that it's sold. and he'll need to many changes in bangkok and looks at how the flight for the top job might pass. this could be the moments a new government was hids' of a policy is making up. a majority block in the lower house, signed a memorandum of understanding the full front, the lady with move forward, the pick to prime minister. the man at the moment swamp the sofas everywhere he goes. there's one major obstacle, 250 military appointed senators. don't like him nearly as much as his teenage bands . the struggle of politics elected versus a point it is being clear and that there's a new consensus moving fo

u. k. and the f b i to identify any breaches. but these, it's just basically a ruling. china is inside the system. it's basically like, let's say a little detail. i sort of the real understanding of what they're actually, well, they're really guessing at it's very difficult tons of stuff. microsoft also said that they have margaret confidence for the chinese group job just bolts. typhoon was developing capabilities that couldn't disrupt critical communications infrastructure between the us and asia during future crises. now did you say there's no sort of thing we do expect all governments to doing it? in fact, because organizations like the actual screwed agency pioneer, the sort of the sort of infiltration of other people's critical infrastructure. so i guess the most we can say is this is a woman from the i say that the chinese, the chinese can do it back. she hadn't thank you very much indeed that she'd have a tendency to, i think, to some washington, dc, the head of russians private army. the wagner group says more than 20000

u. k. and on some russian diamonds on. so brilliance any more of them would be sanctioning imports of nature's hardest material or to contribute original morrison offered us her take on the british prime minister re she soon have arrived at the g 7 summit in here, oshima japan and properly tweeted what looked like an invitation to a destination wedding, there between himself and you for any and present by mere zalinski that one of his kids hooked up with an app on their smartphone or something. but there will be no diamonds involved in this particular love affair. so next specifically announced alongside the our work where banning all in birds of russian diamonds, copper, medium, and nickel sanctions are having a clear impact and degrading prudence. war effort. the jew 7 stands united with ukraine. degrading is a more app description for what's happening to your opinions quality of life and purchasing power as sanctions are. having such a quote, clear impact on russia that the west is still having to pump up you frame with weapons and cash

u. k. have been deployed in it today. so for any police officer to be involved in such a wonderful event, is it on unsightly, you know, i would come out with assignment to actually, uh, nobody joined the spot to actually do the event. but yes, it is an element. however, because the intelligence is so good, the whole process of pull the nice thing that they would be regularly having, we things in fact into intelligence as to what needs to be done. but you're absolutely right. there's so many different spread. the threats of multi faceted from international terrorism. the uh, the u. k. terrace threat at the moment is substantial, which means that the attempts to attack is likely was that we don't know how and when that will take place. hadn't gotten the threat, as we've seen from extension rebellion other protesters. so all those threats a very real and also excited individuals is over $200.00 excited individuals on the royal. this is a openness criminals in the proud and petty criminals. they're working with you not to want small siz

being offering some pretty confusing narratives for the highest number of users of any media the defense from the u. k. government line going every year, every story in the global, south, federal and the war, jewelry of the i'm the own, comes president assad of sylvia addressing the arab lead you down the road from where i am and do by must be very confusing to be busy during listening tools in the past 10 years, the british american and french jets building these country with of a through him. so, i mean, sort of this comes bbc metric for funding. and you know, the whole world presumably, is offering that this because the babies use known as a mouthpiece full propaganda. it was on syria. it helped to capitalize them. but i'm going to sit, are you the director general's own? let me be, see, to, in my lifetime had to quit because the truth was being told on the b, b. c, alice to 1000000 that was fired from the bbc because he was covering the story and it was not in today to his interests. and then of course, greg dyke with the program, i worked on the today program, which had us source, david kelly, ex

how many because um presumably poland, denmark and then as a lens the k doesn't have any f, f, 16 jets, for instance. and of course the u. s. goods made some at 16 jets as well. when they would be in the air is a difficult question because we need to ensure that the pilots are trained on the one hand. on the other hand, ground crews need to be trained as well. and it takes time. so talking about using those fighter jets and the upcoming confir offensive is unrealistic because the infrastructure is not there yet. the jets need to run waste of a sudden the wrong cruise and so on. so um, it would be very optimistic to seeing that they will be arriving in ukraine in a couple of months. and the question is, what difference will they make when they finally make it to ukraine? when everything is ready, the german police are investigating the suspected poisoning of 2 russian journalist who attended a conference here in berlin. the women were treated at cities, charley tay hospital. they were in the german capital for an event organized by kremlin critical health. so the heart of kosky, there's no evidence of poisoning yet, but

nothing from the us in terms of pointing out this egregious injustice and any attempts to get him out. moving on now is the u. k. pledge is a legions to its new king some royal subjects question whether the almost a $125000000.00 price tag is justifiable is especially as breton seats. as on the brink of recession, velocities, steve sweeney looked into how the commonwealth views on carnations. i've changed over the last 70 years. not even hot fits on chair is hardly going to make the headlines of newspapers across the world as a phone over the coordination. but that pretty much sums up the reality with the rest as the cause of all kind of pomp and ceremony with is all ritual was including relocating the southern of destiny from scotland to london. british people up in all to stand up and swear was sick of funds. that was what leads us to the king. well, police are warned, but they will not tolerate any defense on the day. with the moment key probably test is sent a letter warning that they could face jail. serious disruption is defined to me and a hindrance, delay, or prevention to move within the mind. a degree

if i choose to study elsewhere because of any restrictions in the u. k, that could have a major long term impact on britain's economy. that the baba i'll just say around london. but i enjoy now from the advisory garden, who's it migration policy x, but it's a welcome program. thanks for joining us here. at 1st. what do you make of the british governments policies as well? thank you for having me this evening. yeah, i mean it's the classic douglas. so politics, isn't it, just, you know, every week different groups of foreigners that we're going to bash about the head and uses a political football to kick about. it doesn't do the country any good until we completely, you know, disregard the fact that i know of migrants and listening to the national conversation and reading the news and listening to these programs that human beings, they deserve more respect than this they. so people have come to the country and made a mess of contribution. they bring so many positives, but the government has nothing to stand on. nothing to promote about its legacy of the l

how many because um presumably poland, denmark and then as a lens the k doesn't have any f, f, 16 jets for instance. and of course the u. s. good. it some f. 16 jets as well. when they would be in the air is a difficult question because we need to ensure that the pilots are trained on the hands. on the other hand, ground crews need to be trained as well. and it takes time. so talking about using those fighter jets and the upcoming confir offensive is unrealistic because the infrastructure is not there yet. the jets need to run waste, as i said, the wrong cruise and so on. so um, it would be very optimistic to seeing that they will be arriving in ukraine in a couple of months. and the question is, what difference will they make when they finally make it to ukraine? when everything is ready? armenia is offering to recognize the disputed region of the go into a car box as territory belonging to its new neighbor. as everybody on the 2 former soviet republics have been locked in conflict over the area for decades, fragile cease fire, paved the way for peace talks. it's a tyrant, trade that's being played by clashes for over

any support married wildlife. they also provide 1000000000 pounds worth of coastal flood defense is around the u. k. the, the success of this project seems that we can find solutions beneficial to both industrial natural environments. the sometimes we just need to think in new refreshing the projects it 9800000000 miles to feed by 2050. the challenge of meeting those needs was preserving on natural well as and they haven't been great to thankfully, some people are finding solutions. james james folk staves grew up on an apple fund in 9, no shops here. the desire to investigate sustainable reduction met him to return to his funding rates. but this time it was at quick culture. so when people ask me what i do, i usually say like pricing cymbalta. when a local muscle phone came up to san and cool, james found himself with the cutting edge of sustainable foaming people talk about sustainable. it seems a bit of a kind of password and, and kind of trying to get behind what, what does the sustainable mean? and for me it's, it's how do you produce this pricing that we will need, have a from that you can inc

u. k. and other countries, do people with committee said they have participated in defeating any of the ship. um, but a few of national is montages was that we have quote, again many states, and this is a legacy that we're going to fund only going to tell you when you over today. when that was a move meant by them. and when you to create games, a multi polar, you might just have just, well, we stand up for security about indivisible security. so we want to make sure that every country you read, every nation has right to develop. but really the day to day in this is the most so we have samples the latest of the missed just as it comes less of independent states to get the reports and degrade pancreatic law for all of the nations of the service. you know, have made a contribution to the degree. we will remember that for every year. and we cherish the memory on every one. it by me, it was like that was taken in that you all, we create, the ha, those stands you thousands that don't, it was a and remember what it all said brothers system, me wise cousins, relatives of people that have sacrificed

u. k becomes the 1st country to agree to send ukraine long range missiles. the british defense minister refused to say whether there were any restrictions on how they used old way key it may target. the norwegian refugee council blames the global community, the escalating legal violence between israel and palestine outsides at least 28 people killed in the latest s dr. san gaza and made nationwide outrage and violence on the street pack of songs and supreme court buckles under pressure. and all of a sudden orders the immediate release of the former prime minister in ron khan, who would be interested on allegations of corruption the so i didn't do it yourself the midnight local time here. and most code for me will reach to show you the a time using a very warm welcome to you. so the russian defense minister use dismissing reports about ukraine's counter offensive operation on the front line. a conflicting information has flooded the media, claiming the key f as broken defensive lines of multiple sites reports, since i'm totally wrong channels about defends break through at the various frontline sides did not correspond to re