u. k. are being told to stay at home. record breaking winds have disrupted transport and knocked out power supplies across great britain, braving the stormy sea. despite warnings to stay indoors. some people in brighton on england, south coast, remain drawn to the forces of nature. storm unit is the 2nd major storm this week and its sweeping across northern europe with record breaking gusts of nearly 200 kilometers an hour causing power outages for tens of thousands of people. or thirties in the u. k issued a rare red warning for parts of southern england, including london, where sections of the o 2 arena roof were ripped off by the storm. so the message along with a loss to this office has the red weather, will stay indoors still here. this is the worst we faced in 3 decades sprinkler inadvertently put ourselves in the hallway. robeto's numerous flights were cancelled. and of the ones that did try to land in london heathrow, many ended up being diverted. train services were interrupted as well, leaving many passengers st

u. k. are taking against russia right now. what do we know and do we know what exactly is being cut off from the switch payment system so far? well, over the weekend, the us european allies in canada, they agreed to cut off key russian banks from the swift messaging system which connects more than $11000.00 banks. now this is a very significant move, and it means that there's going to be an enormous scramble for dollars in russia. and now russia over the past several years, they've a mass, a huge war, chest of some $630000000000.00 in foreign reserves, which is at its highest level ever right now. so this war chest will help it to withstand sanctions and losses and export revenue. however, if some of those assets are frozen, that changes the calculations for russia, because by cutting it off from swift, it'll make it near impossible for the central bank of russia to liquidate those assets. so now with this move, russia cannot deploy a good part of that $600000000000.00 that has been carefully building up. and this means that i

u. k. are these relations sir? leave much to be desired. they are at the lowest point over the past few years, and this is not our fault. i will not dwell on that, but i would like to say that this is russia stance for normalizing rashid k relations. was improving those relations and returning them to normal and business like kind of partnership. and of course, that's only possible based on the principles of a mutual respect, respect for each other's legitimate interest in this, in iowa. equal rights are whereas ultimatums, threats and imposing one's own conditions own your thought. now is a loss that will lead nowhere. this has to be a 2 way street. after all. do i'd like to say that again, if we act based owner had our national interest and based on the need for both sides to have value added from their contacts than our tre turnover is a good example in november and december, last year we saw so that sir, it has been the same as in 2020 over $20000000000.00. $20000000.00 and russia and the u. k. continue to corporate and practical matter

u. k. we are expediting complaints in this area is a matter of urgency and we will not hesitate to take swift action when necessary. well, it statement goes on to say, and i read it is acceptable for brought causes to present issues from a particular perspective, provided alternative views and opinions are also represented. so it seems as only one condition and that is that coverage can't be one sided propaganda. make of that what you will, but ultimately, any channel here in the united kingdom, whether that is sky news, the b, b, c channel for i t n, whatever it is, you name it all t is also playing by exactly the same off. com rules. we heard from ortiz deputy editor in chief on a 1000000000, and she says the channel operates in full compliance with u. k. broadcast rules. what i have seen. and again, this is all the news or dropping. basically, there's any update every minute. but from what i have seen, they have made some comments. you other media outlets. they're reviewing. i guess the letter

u. k. are russians have been buying property in london for years and bringing a lot of money into the country into the united kingdom? are russians? are apparently the 2nd largest group after people from the united arab emirates who buy property in london. and the problem is that nobody knows exactly where their money comes from. but if it's doubtful a whether this kind of sanction can punish the russian state. or if all this money, no longer is invested in the u. k, by the stays in russia because of the sanctions, then the sanctions would probably punishes the oligarchy, but benefit the russian states rather than harm it, given this money will be spent within russia. and what about the russian people? how's all this going down with them? well, her rations have become skeptical about nato. are many things that nato and not the only the ship is to blame for the current escalation intentions with the rest of our example. because near to wants to send more troops to the east are but a war with ukr

u. k. are already wondering how this will bite, how this will impact them, and of course, how it will impact their families. back in russia. economists richard wolf claims that barring russia from the swift banking system would cause huge financial problems worldwide. in a global world, more globally interconnected than ever before. if you block this with the system, you are declaring a kind of economic warfare that will damage and destroy all kinds of economic relationships. the reason mister shows in germany did not want to and stopped the attempt to convert to freeze russia out of swift was because it would throw the price of oil and gas up into the roof beyond what it has already been. because you couldn't pay russia for the oil and gas through swift, and they wouldn't send it any more. and no one knows where that's going to go. so if they do that, if they actually go through with that, they will disrupt global trade. they will drive inflation through the roof. and let me remind everyone, r

u. k. are the western leaders a, you leaders, the west and the us president views these as invading forces and i worry they can go further into other regions of ukraine. these are the polar opposite points of view. and just in terms of the media coverage that's been we've seen over the last few days how people supposed to figure out what's really going on with 2 such vastly differing parallel realities in place and so differently by the media. well, i think we have to distinguish on the one hand between the assessment of the actions we've seen so far and speculation about what may happen, what is certainly true is that a very tough sanctions against russia. at this point, at this dedicated point in mind could lead to an escalation of the conflict. it's very tough. sanctions such as an exclusion of russia from the switch payment system . what impact is now then? i mean, i didn't know the size plans of the russian government, but you know, it's very tough sanctions imposed at this stage. then rus

u. k. are already wondering how this will bite, how this will impact them, and of course, how it will impact their families back in russia. indeed, charlotte depends key thanks very much for the update of the men's agreements obliged both sides of the ukrainian conflicts who withdrew weapons from the front line. also has a documentary following the lives of people living in the conflict zone for over the past 8 years. you can watch the full version at auto dot com his snippet good, like most who live in the grey zone. vidrowskow family tries to pay little attention to the wall that came straight to their house. they're getting used to their usual village life on the fire. their legible gardens have long been turned into mine fields in 7 years of civil war. the basement is where they mostly live now, and they are well aware that any time they venture outside, it could end in injury or death. ah, yes, he's robert vonner with a, with a boy a bit, but that was with sure. sure, sure. with the villag

u. k. are forcing him to abide by the trans atlantic consensus. it's also a pleasure to welcome regina hello. she is a conflict researcher at the institute for peace research and security policy. and she says, finding a new security architecture for europe that is equitable for all stakeholders. it's like wearing a circle and i'm very pleased to greet my colleague from deutsche avella roman gone to ranko. he's in crane, read a department, and he says russia has given the west and ukraine more time to raise the white flag . war is still possible and he joins us from bon nickina. everybody's been holding their breath following those u. s. intelligence based predictions that an invasion was imminent, and it hasn't happened so far. instead, rushes says it's pulling back some of its troops. are you seeing signs of that within your research organization? are you seeing evidence that the de escalation is real? what we saw is a little bit of a breast taking over the last days. but in general, i think we're, we're not through it at all. um, we are seeing n

u. k. are among the latest countries, the order their citizens, to leave immediately, the russia has mast, an estimated $130000.00 soldiers around the north and the east of ukraine, including in bella, luce was conducting 10 days of the biggest ever wargames between the 2 countries and we've got 3 correspondence on the story. this are in a moment, we're going to have reactions from step vaskins, who's near home mouth that's on the russia, ukraine. boyer. we're going to get the latest mark white house correspondent kimberly hawk at 1st. we're going to talk to natasha butler, who's in the ukrainian capital key f. natasha. let's talk about that march. that's been going on. what have you been seen? well, hundreds of people were walking through kiev. are they stopped here? the madden crowds, aren't he sent out? quite a bit now that's probably why he can't see so many people behind me. but in this rally we had a veterans from the conflict in the east where ukrainians have been fighting, brushing back

u. k are at high risk of flooding, and a 100000 more will succumb to coastal erosion in decades to come. there's increased funding for protection but not everywhere can receive it. and that means hard choices lie ahead. basically telling those people who lives there. but you will not be will no longer be able to live here in the next 203040 years, you'll have to abandon your house because we can no longer afford to, to protect you. now, those are really, really tough decisions. and they, those sorts of decisions will, will increasingly be necessary in the future for homeowners overlooking east beach, a clinging on her. now there are plans being worked out by the local council for a protective barrier to be placed in the c. it's a race to hold back the rising tide. jonah hall al jazeera sidmouth. as more in everything right here, al jazeera dot com, and of course you can watch on live streaming there as well. and plenty of comments and analysis to be found as well. ah, a quick look at the main stories now. senior members of the u. s. military of arrived in poland as nato bolted its easter

u. k are at high risk of flooding, and a 100000 more will succumb to coastal erosion in decades to come. there's increased funding for protection, but not everywhere can receive it. and that means hard choices lie ahead. basically telling those people who lives there, but you will not be will no longer be able to live here in the next 203040 years, you'll have to abandon your house because we can no longer afford to, to protect you. now those are really the really tough decisions and they, those sorts of decisions will, will increasingly be necessary in the future. the homeowners overlooking east beach, clinging on for now, there are plans being worked out by the local council for a protective barrier to be placed in the c. it's a race to hold back the rising tide. jonah hall al jazeera sidmouth, police and canada's capital, vowing to crack down on what they call the increasingly dangerous protest by hundreds of trunk drivers, roads. and also i have been gridlocked for more than a week. the purchase began in opposition to canada's requirement that any truck is crossing the us border must

u. k are at high risk of flooding, and a 100000 more will succumb to coastal erosion in decades to come. there's increased funding for protection but not everywhere can receive it. and that means hard choices lie ahead. basically telling those people who lives there. but you will not be will no longer be able to live here in the next 203040 years, you'll have to abandon your house because we can no longer afford to, to protect you. now, those are really, really tough decisions. and they, they, those sorts of decisions will, will increasingly be necessary in the future. the homeowners overlooking east beach, a, clinging on for now, there are plans being worked out by the local council for a protective barrier to be placed in the c. it's a race to hold back the rising tide. jonah haul al jazeera sidmouth. ah, i'm on the inside with the headlines on al jazeera ukrainians have marched in concave, the city, which could be 1st in line for invasion by russian forces demonstrate as condemned what they called russian aggression. the kremlin denies 125000 if its troops are waiting near the border

u. k. are protesting against the rising cost of living in the u. k. hundreds of march through the city center. they say they're frustrated over rising inflation tax sites and soaring energy bills. the british government announced a one time rebates track in response to the energy price site. but protest to say it's not enough. israeli military drills in the occupied west bank of forcing some palestinian families from their homes many times a year. as knitter bream reports, the temporary re, housing, and constant disruptions to their lives is causing many families to move out permanently. in yearly hours of the morning, these palestinian families are being forced to leave their homes and belongings. these were the military sometimes uses this area in the north of the occupied west bank as a training ground. this means that people who have lived here for a decade have to stay away for as long as the army decides is necessary. israeli military jeeps, move between homes to ensure every one has left palestinians here. say it's not their 1st order to lea

and when we have a prosperous functional community, then we can talk about what degree we are part of the u. k. what degree we are part of a new ireland and all of that thing, but a dysfunctional economic basket case is no good to know nobody and nobody will want us. so, you know, the hopes are that things will move forward constructively, unsteadily and slowly. we've come a long way since the good friday agreement night, be it, it's a lot slower than i would like. but i would like to think that would begin to gather speed. and the people that we have elected to the assembly would find ways and means of working together. cross community lines, you can't make peace. there's no point in making peace with your friends. you have to make peace with your opponents with your enemies politically under. that's the big challenge and i think in the early news post good friday agreement and the early needs of the north american assembly in their lead nazis, even though there was a lot of turbulence, there was a lot of cross party communication and dialogue which allied things to happen on the economic fro

u. k. we are expediting complaints in this area is a matter of urgency and we will not hesitate to take swift action when necessary. well, it statement goes on to say, and i read it is acceptable for board causes to present issues from a particular perspective, provided alternative views and opinions are also represented. so it seemed as only one condition. and that is that coverage can't be one sided propaganda. make of that what you will, but ultimately, any channel here in the united kingdom, whether that is sky news, the b, b, c channel for i t n, whatever it is, you name it all t is also playing by exactly the same off. com rules. i'll speak with k livingston for my over london. i miss livingston. thanks so much for joining us. good job on the program today or comments earlier from the program. the brochure and saying it's not the government's role to shut down tv shuttles. if you try to do just that by telling off, going to investigate all t well, i know often i'm with bar johnson, but he's

my 2nd question is, are the u. k said, that's why russia is building up its forces its troops, sir, in the near the ukrainian borders. although these troops are on the territory of russia. while you k military vessels are currently stationed in the black sea denotes do you not think that these are aggressive actions by the u. k as well? there is no doubt that the stationing, although over a 100000 troops on the ukrainian border, is directly put in place to threaten ukraine. and this is not the only action that we've seen by the russian authorities. we've seen cyber attacks and we've seen other attempts to undermine the activities of a sovereign nation. despite the fact the russia signed up to the 1994 budapest memorandum which agreed to protect the sovereignty in territorial integrity of ukraine. and can i remind you that in the un purposes and principles, it is very clear that all members shall refrain in their international relations from the threat or use of force. and i can't see any other reason for having a 100

u. k. we are expediting complaints in this area is a matter of urgency and we will not hesitate to take swift action where necessary. well, if statement goes on to say, and i read it is acceptable for board causes to present issues from a particular perspective. provided alternative views and opinions are also represented. so it seems as only one condition and that is that coverage can't be one sided propaganda. make of that what you will, but ultimately, any channel here in the united kingdom, whether that is sky news, the b, b, c channel for i t and whatever it is, you name it all t is also playing by exactly the same off. com rules. sharia. thank you. let's say this further. now let's join pete a for the former of british ambassador to both syria and the ryan. it's great to have with us on the program today. a very warm welcome to you. so on the one hand bars, johnson, he says he doesn't think the government should ban tv channels at the same time that he's now ordered off colon true view ortiz

and we will see there will be a foot further problems at the borders when there are basic new new laws between the e u and u. k. traffic common to place. so it's are welcome news for now, but it's definitely not plain sailing with the a u. k. economy in the larger context now to some of the other mobile best stories, making news, the white house as warning, the chip in history to diversify it, supply chain and kate, in case russia retaliate against threatened us export curbs. by blocking access to essential materials. many companies and the semiconductor industry purchase metals and where earth from russia and ukraine. california regulators are suing tesla, alleging the car maker has been discriminating against black employees at the san francisco bay area factory where most of its vehicles are made. the suit alleges the plant is a racially segregated workplace where black workers are subjected to racial slurs and discriminated against and job assignments. and yeah, and it's really are close to signing a trade pact covering manufacturing, education and other key sectors. trade talks receipt to push after the u

u. k. hi. so electricity bills are about to store by more than 50 percent. so after the regulator lifts up, price can potentially lunging millions of people to fuel coverage. i can't imagine military choosing between feeding myself in one family or heating it. this is another increase this another burden governments with wherever you're joining us from today. welcome to moscow on to then use our here on our t. my name's unit on the 2022 beijing winter. olympic games has officially begun with the opening ceremony hurley or on friday marking this start at the event . but rather than celebrate a global sporting spectacle, bringing together some of the best athletes on the planet. western commentators seemed to want to talk more on politics. instead. russia has a mass more than a 100000 troops on 3 sides of ukraine. us officials have threatened severe sanctions in russia. makes them move. so especially in the light of almost bar, call them please to the media and everyone involved to stay away from politics during the 4th. particularly in respect to athletes, pa

he says that energy firms a prioritizing profit over people in the last decade, u k. orland, gas companies are paid out to 100000000000 pound and dividends are the irony is that the u. k. does call it even produce enough electricity to meet its own needs. it has to import it from places like oil and trans belgium and so on. it is same with the energy companies who deal with the retailing off energy. and what's happened is are the energy companies i've reduced their storage capacity. so that means people are exposed to price instability and supply swings, and indeed food prices are also rising. so it is really, really devastating. and the other point to remember is the 693 pound increases, the 1st installment further increases to come in autumn. this year, and i am afraid we will see some debts from cold and possibly from malnutrition as well before long. yeah, mora opinions about the u. k. is energy crisis in europe. energy issues, which are the all pets section of r t dot com. also, if you missed any cool videos that we like to show here at our t, our youtube channel, it's packed with the mea

u. k. homes are being asked yet again to dig deeper into their pockets. energy bills for british high schools are said to increase by an average of $700.00 pounds a year after the national regulator lifted a price cup. it's raised the spectre of mass fuel poverty. now the time when energy firms are cashing in on near record prices are t. shoddy, adverse dusty picks up the story. if the eating or hating dilemma wasn't bad enough people in britain and now worry, they might not be able to do either. that's as the energy price capital rise by 54 percent in april to just shy of 2000 pounds. of course it worries me because you know, as a worker and govern worker, we don't have enough salary. and if this is another increase, that's another burden. think we're paying too much for our energy. i can't imagine me like a risk choosing between feeding myself or my family or heating tens of millions of households will face paying 693 pounds more. making bills almost double what they were just a year ago. the changes will have a chilling effect on people's finances, so the government has unveiled the suppor

u. k is no longer accepting visa applications from ukrainians who are stuck in that country unless they have close family. here in the u. k. and beat bella was ambassador to london has been summoned and told that new members of the ruling elite also to be sanctioned for supporting russia's military moves. the opposition eda has said that more sanctions anisa. sorry. as one of the members of parliament from his party has started receiving death threats for search for criticizing and speaking out against nato expansion. the prime minister boys johnson earlier recorded a twitter video in which he called for an end to what he has termed a crisis. it was also an opportunity for him to show off his knowledge of the russian and ukrainian languages. putin's actions are leading to complete isolation for russia, shunned by the rest of the international community, hit by immense economic sanctions and facing a needless and bloody war. for these already costing count, this lies from innocent ukrainians to your russian soldiers who will never see their families again and to my russian friends, your v

u. k. are smashed a record for generating fusion energy, and it could help in the battle against climate change. you actually feel the effects of nuclear fusion every day. it's the same process that the sun uses to generate heat. scientists hope the process can be harnessed to generate cleaner energy and help the world move away from fossil fuels. researches at the joint european tourist facility and the u. k. have generated 59 mega jaws of heat during a 5 2nd burst of fusion. that's equal to 14 kilos of t and t. and more than double the previous record, they used special gases that are heated up to 150000000 degrees celsius. 10 times hotter than the center of the sun. and his whites, appealing about one kilo fusion fuel contains 10000000 times more energy than nikita of coal, oil, or gas. the process also releases no greenhouse gases, or is still a long way to go nuclear fusion energy isn't expected to be properly generated in the u. k until the 20 forty's athena car, too, is a researcher at t

are. those countries include, of course, the united states, also canada, u. k. and australia jumped in now in the latest news. also denmark and the netherlands refused to send their diplomats to attend the opening ceremony. even the athletes who are going are getting bombarded by the press not to use their phones, not to open their e mails and b, extremely wary off of the fact that they will probably be surveilled upon by the chinese government. and some are even taking it a step to far bill any a george soros even compared suiting been the leader of china to adult hitler saying that these games are a good chance for him to use. he is strict console propaganda. just like out of hitler did in 1936 olympics just before the start of the 2nd world war. and let's of course, not forget the issue of russia's participation in these games. russia is not allowed to fly its flag because of the water decision at several years back. in fact, 2022 is the last year that russia can perform at international competitions under a different name on the different flag in this case. j

u. k are at high risk of flooding, and a 100000 more will succumb to coastal erosion in decades to come. there's increased funding for protection but not everywhere can receive it. and that means hard choices lie ahead. basically telling those people who live there. but you will not, you will no longer be able to live here in the next 203040 years, you'll have to abandon your house because we can no longer afford to, to protect you. now those are really, really tough decisions. and they, they, those sorts of decisions will, will increasingly be necessary in the future. the homeowners overlooking east beach, a clinging on her. now there are plans being worked out by the local council for a protective barrier to be placed in the c. it's a race to hold back the rising tide. jonah haul al jazeera sidmouth. now many of us will have heard of crypto currency such as bitcoin, now, and increasing number of governments are trying to regain control of how people spend their money by developing their own digital version of cache. and 9 countries officially using digital cards, the mostly in the cari

u. k are at high risk of flooding, and a 100000 more will succumb to coastal erosion in decades to come. there's increased funding for protection but not everywhere can receive it. and that means hard choices lie ahead. basically telling those people who lives there. but you will not be will no longer be able to live here in the next 203040 years, you'll have to abandon your house because we can no longer afford to protect you. now, those are really, really tough decisions. and they, those sorts of decisions will, will increasingly be necessary in the future. the homeowners overlooking east beach, a clinging on her. now there are plans being worked out by the local council for a protective barrier to be placed in the c. it's a race to hold back the rising tide. jonah haul al jazeera and sidmouth. so hopefully you can have all the sports on the program in a shocking announcement by the man that guy did australia, ash's glory. ah, february on a, just the china host, the winter olympics will diplomatic boycott and the corona vibrates, overshadowed the rigorous debate them unflinching questi

u. k are at high risk of flooding, and a 100000 more will succumb to coastal erosion in decades to come. there's increased funding for protection, but not everywhere can receive it. and that means hot choices lie ahead. basically telling those people who live there, that you will not be will no longer be able to live here in the next 203040 years. you last, you abandon your house because we can no longer afford to, to protect you. now, those are really the really tough decisions and i'm, they, those of decisions will, will increasingly be necessary in the future. the homeowners overlooking east beach are clinging on for now. there are plans being worked out by the local council for a protective barrier to be placed in the sea. it's a race to hold back the rising tide. joe, to hold al jazeera sidmouth still has on out his aaron sport, the africa cup of nation house looked to finish the tournament on a hi details coming up with center. ah, the gunner easy conservation park officer book those bringing nature and people together to work with what life is my pleasure. my talk is leaking betwe

u. k. and by australia i just a quick reminder, it's called orchestra. and basically, it's a somewhat of a military packed in which the us and the u. k. will are set to help or stray, build a nuclear fleet and expand its military capabilities. rushing, china have agreed that this is worrisome and that they, well they condemn any such initiatives. also al, it wasn't just politics. that was, that was on the table. also business deals and probably the key out here is. busy that basically are basically asha rushes key gas exports and gas from over the course of the next 10 years. it will ship a $100000000.00 metric tons of gas to china through tasks done. this is a major deals and we already seeing, you know, we're already seeing russian energy companies. stocks rising, rising in value or, you know, are following this development. now butler, my problem is still here. i mean they match, i should say, it didn't take long for the 2 leaders to to confirm that they agree on so many points that i'm approved in. and she didn't think they deposit for lunch and they left their entourage behind. so they continued their talks face to face, but just with 2 o