u. k. m. amy, bring you in here. what is the duty of the u. k. when somebody arrives in the u. k, what is the duty if they are saying we are a cyber seekers, we are seeking asylum? what should the u. k. be doing with those people? thank you, phemie. the u. k. has an obligation to ensure access to its territory for people seeking asylum and access to an asylum procedure with due process expelling. asylum seekers who arrived by boat or by lori, irregularly, and expelling them to rolanda is just shirking its responsibilities under the refugee convention under international law. and it really needs to be ensuring that it is opening its borders, not closing them to individuals that are seeking protection. i'm going to bring in the voice of journals enlightened mccalla wrong. she has decided that the announcement of face, new asylum seeking process in the you get how they do is connected to politic. he may not agree here, maria, but have a listen and bounce off the bat with your thoughts, his mccain. the strokes me the really cynical deal and i imagine it's been prompted by the fear that the conservatives are not g

u. k. home office blog, the u. k. home office is saying, in the next few weeks, we want to send out a notice to sign because you are coming in the u. k. in the next few months, the 1st flights will take place going to rwanda. but we do not know at this stage what legal challenges they may well be. this is u. k prime minister boys johnson explaining what the potential for this policy have a nice and have a look if they, if they go that way, if they come across the channel illegally in these, in these vessels, then they risk as i've, as i've explained, ending up not in the u. k. but in rwanda and that is something that i believe will over time prove a very considerable deterrent sir. i wonder as well, same by u. k. prime minister by st. johnson as a deterrent. john feet and b spoke to us a little bit earlier his like we shouldn't be thinking about flying asylum seekers across the world to a wonder. we should be thinking of different ways to make sure they have safe passage. this is what he thought italia. a british red cross with stylish and signed by you take government fires to send the messiah hallway around the world. r

u. k, they decided that you shouldn't be in the u. k. they are going to remove you and then send you to a 3rd country that 3rd country is will wonder. what do you make of being part now of the you case, asylum process system. rwanda is now part of the system. well, 1st of all, i'd like to say that this is the, an ethical i think that her, oh we're as if patty would will come refugees who want to come through and a day like today. if it chose dwanda will come to rhonda as dearford. this mission will come, their mind well will come to so many of them on the congo from gandhi, and elsewhere, but dos whenever chose to come to wander. and i've chosen to go to the u. k. it's silly, more towards sponsibility. you see kids responsibility. that should take care of them because all of us have signed the you and convention to receive messages. so we don't think that you see an ethical for rhonda to receive messages who did not choose to come to london. yet i have this people asked that you want to come to rhonda that the video want to come to under. they do

and these are soldiers to q ass ukrainians for you just mentioned that there that ukraine needs weapons, including heavy weapons that the u. s. and e u. k. are beginning to deliver, but germany, it's still very hesitant now. you've met german government representatives on a recent trip to berlin. what did you say to them and how did they respond? obviously, yeah, germany is moving and we've seen that very slow in the identification of this aggression. but i want to confirm after my today's work trip and meeting in germany and meeting all the key politicians in the german government. i can confirm that germans as a full and german government are united, which is pretty sell, laurie united in one front, it gives the russian aggression. we are getting incredible support from germans on humanitarian side. there are a lot of refugees. they've been taking in germany. you creating a refrigerator you, jeez, as well as with sanctions. i mean, the process is slow and it's never enough, but they're moving toward on the vacation of our, our mutual enemy. and that in this case is russian figuration. and this war that russia has has started. so even

u. k. are of course, looking into this, they're trying to, to work out to firm up those reports. and i came across a chemical attack would certainly be an escalation in this. a fight said so far. chemical weapons haven't been used and it isn't clear how i ukraine would react or in fact, how other western governments might react to such news. rebecca, is there in levine? thank you very much of it. and here's roundup of some of the other world news headlines in the u. s. police are hunting for the gunman who said of smoke bombs and injured 10 people on a new york subway train. the attack took place during tuesday. morning commute in brooklyn. authorities have found an abundant rented van and are seeking a person of interest. oklahoma governor, kevin stewart, has signed a bill making it illegal to perform abortions, except in medical emergencies in the state. those who do could be imprisoned for up to 10 years. this is the latest in a string of measures that limit abortion access across the united states. dozens of people have died and floods and mud slides off the days of heavy rai

u k. are understanding the needs of ukraine, how the weapons you creamed knees before the 2nd phase of the war. and then he also said that we talked about the upcoming visit of the un secretary general. he said that he was quite surprised that antonio terrace was going 1st to moscow. and then coming to keep, he thought that it would have been much more constructive for gutierrez to come here to keep, to go north of the capital or to places like boucher bird yoga and your pin see what happened there. and then once he has seen and digested, the full scale of the war that is unfolding in this country, then he should go to moscow. i have to say quite an extraordinary press conference from president zalinski, at least 8 people, including a 3 month old baby have been killed, and miss l strikes on ukraine, southern port city of odessa. another 18 were injured in the attack, which had a military facility. and to residential buildings. we've also been following developments in nigeria where more than a

u. k. are of course, looking into their say, trying to, to work out to firm up those reports. i can't make you a chemical attack. would certainly be an escalation in this fights. and so far, chemical weapons haven't been used. and it isn't clear how are you crying would react or in fact, how other western governments might react to such news. that was c, w correspondence. rebecca ritter's report from the western ukrainian city of la vive ukrainian official say they've capture the fugitive. pro russian politician victim a betook is a close associate of flattery. putin. and is the russian leaders, most influential ally in you. but that choke have been under house arrest, facing trees and charges, but ukrainian authorities say he escaped off the rushes invasion. he was now re arrested in a special operation by ukraine's secret service. now that ukraine has re captured the region around the capital, keep military analysts believe odessa is high on vladimir putin new list of targets over the past few days. the strategically vital port city has been hit repeatedly by russian missile

u. k. are understanding the needs of ukraine, how the weapons ukraine needs before the 2nd phase of the war. and then he also said that we talked about the upcoming visit of the un secretary general. he said that he was quite surprised that antonia gutierrez was going 1st to moscow. and then coming to cave, he saw that it would have been much more constructive for gutierrez to come here to keep, to go north of the capital or to places like boucher bird, young gun air pin. see what happened there. and then once he has seen and adjusted the full scale of the war that is unfolding in this country, then he should go to moscow. i have to say quite an extraordinary press conference from president zalinski. all right, thank you very much from give hunter abdul hamid. thank you very much harder. now there's another story been following closely this hour and this is in nigeria. actually we're more than a 100 people have been killed. this is in the south of the country after an explosion at an illegal oi

u. k. are doing why they wish to destroy a ukraine and to extend the war and to make it more destructive and deadly both for people, the economy and the environment there. why they are willing to do that. maybe it does trace back just a big new brzezinski. and what the long term goal is, which is, you know, obviously control of russia. i mean, obviously this is, the larger picture is just like the british officials stated, you know, they went to weaken russia. i don't know if they want temporarily to wreak in it or permanently to weaken it, but don't that's the intent and they're using the ukranian people in effect. i mean, the ukrainian country, the nation of everything that's important to ukrainians is, is basically on the line just, you know, that's a battlefield. let's use it. so i think they're very straightforward. in some ways . they want this war to expand. if they didn't, they would be seeking diplomacy and they would be in bar, going on, new weapons into their, into the region as well

and we are now joined by frank lead, which a military analyst who joins us from oxford in the u. k. frank put in vase to continue the war until all goals are achieved with the russian side. consider success at this stage of the war. well, this has been something about moving target, of course, since the start of the war. but i would say that success by putting some definitions already failed to happen, emanation of the credit state government. but of course, that's different from rhetorical success, to has been somewhat, somewhat changeable. the most recent objective is declared is the liberation of the don bus area where the fighting is taking place now and will continue to intensify with that objective in mind. i think, can we expect a major shift in strategy here? so so now that they have outlined that rhetorical political objective and aligned it with the military one, they put together a command structure to try to achieve that with a new general phone to call that she's an old general. he was commanding that region before. and you come on stuff to unite the army as well behind

u. k. are going to go up 50 percent. they've gone up 50 percent. they'll probably call them up 100 percent before the end of the. yeah. how people survive with this, the sanctions in many ways, europe as not sanction russia, it's sanctioning. and so the, the head of the russian space agency was cosmo says, cooperation on the international space station may be in limbo. if sanctions continue to be imposed on rushes space industry, this is in response to letters from western colleagues in which russia belongs to lift sanctions were left unknown, said, as he is donald course, had joined me earlier with details. dmitri reagan is definitely not happy about the responses he receives from western space agencies to his demand, to lift the sanctions from russia. space industry. nasa basically said it's going to do whatever washington tells it to do. and the european union space agency said it would forward where goes ins letter to the governments of the e. u. member states, however, waiting around for the bureaucracies of 28 different countries is not somet

u. k, are going to go up 50 percent. they've gone up 50 percent, they'll probably go up and up a 100 percent before the end of this year. how people going to survive with this? have they not made any consideration? has they not posted through? they've cut off all the links. they've created a sort of uncut against russia. they can't even talk to, to, to better to rush aut food in at the moment. they've so cut themselves off in their sort of enthusiasm and their excitement for protecting europe in values and to what they see as a sort of barbarian culture of russia. it's not that of course, but that's how they seem to see it. and so, you know, i, that's why i'm very pessimistic that they can come up with the rel solution. well, of course, joe biden assure his europe that the fact gas from the us will be on time and important common data and think tanks in nato countries. constantly talk about cutter saving the day. if both of those are rubbish, the actual contract, the americans that the european union produced doesn't hav

u. k. are expected to see their energy bills go up by more than 50 percent this month. some experts have started to draw frightening parallels with the energy crunch of the 1970s when a fuel shortage severely impacted people around the globe. our cheese roof notion explains the u. k is in crisis maurice johnson desperately looking for new sources of energy. he promises to build one nuclear, react a year, fix mistakes, so the britain is never blackmailed as he claims by russia. this is about tackling some of the other mistakes of, of the past and making sure that we are set well for the future. i will no longer subject to will never again subject to the vagaries of the global auto gas price. we can be subject to blackmail as it were from people such as, rather the uprooting. we have energy security here in the u. k. the mistakes of the past i felt deeply the situation is critical. the u. k has not had such problems since the energy crisis of the 19 seventy's. this really is a historic shock to real incomes. the shock from energy prices this year will be larger than every

u. k, are going to go up 50 percent. they've gone up 50 percent, they'll probably go up and up a 100 percent before the end of this year. how people going to survive with this? have they not made any consideration? has they not posted through? they've cut off all the links. they've created a sort of uncut against russia. they can't even talk to, to, to better to rush aut food in at the moment. they've so cut themselves off in their sort of enthusiasm and their excitement for protecting europe in values and to what they see as a sort of barbarian culture of russia. it's not that of course, but that's how they seem to see it. and so, you know, i, that's why i'm very pessimistic that they can come up with the rel solution. well, of course, joe biden assure his europe that the fact gas from the us will be on time and important common data and think tanks in nature. countries constantly talk about cutter saving the day. if both of those are rubbish, the actual contract to the americans that the european union produced doesn't

u. k. are beginning to deliver, but germany is still very hesitant. now. you've met german government representatives on a recent trip to berlin. what did you say to them and how did they respond all the live? yeah, germany is moving and we've seen that it's very slow in identification of this aggression. but i want to confirm after my, today's work trip and meeting in germany and meeting all the key politicians in the german government. i can confirm that germans as a full and german government are united, which is pretty sell, laurie united in one front, it gives the russian aggression. we are getting incredible support from germans on humanitarian side. there are a lot of refugees that been taking in germany. you create a piece as well as with sanctions. i mean the process is slow and it's never enough, but they're moving towards indication of our, our mutual enemy. and that in this case is russian figuration. and this war that russia has, has started. so even the process is slow, but we are moving together again. this aggression in germany is not an ex

and are governments as well that that, that, that news remains unconcerned at this stage. it is the u. s. and the u. k. are of course, looking into this day trying to, to work out to firm up those reports. a grill, a chemical attack would certainly be an escalation in this fight. so far, chemical weapons haven't been used. and it isn't clear how ukraine would react or in fact, how other western governments might react to such news. that was the w correspondent, rebec curtis, and the western ukrainian city of the v reporting and off a closer look at the latest military movements on the ground in your crime. we are joined in the studio by w reported. jo, we'll just a few weeks ago. russian forces were close to encircling the ukrainian capital keith, but in recent days, the military map has been re drawn. the knots are about to show you come from british defense intelligence. and here we can see the territory that was controlled by russia up until late march, that was a month into the invasion. you can see the focus there around keith. but in early april, russia pulled back its northern groups, leaving a

u. k. are, are fighting on the side of the aggressors. they're selling weapons, they're providing military support. they're providing intelligence support to saudi arabia and the u. e. and other members of this coalition that are bombarding and blockading yemen and beer, it seems there's not a big world power advocating for the people of yemen. the way we're seeing for the people of ukraine, if they're no, you know, so the dynamics in yemen, saudi arabia initially intervened because they feared that iran was providing assistance to the who the rebels. what's ironic is that in the intervening 7 years, that assistance which had been fairly minimal has increased. the u. s. has imposed measures to prevent weapons smuggling. and for the most part, the weapons that the who are using our weapons, that they seized from the military in part because they were allied with the previous president early in the conflict. and so had access to these weapons. but the point is that there's been this narrative that the united states is pushing back against th

u. k are going to go up 50 percent. they've gone up 50 percent, they'll probably call them up a 100 percent before the end of this. yeah. how people going to survive with this? the sanctions in many ways, europe as not sanction russia, it's sanctioning itself the ukrainian army is bigger and better equipped thanks to nick. so with the results being demonstrated on the front lines against russia, that is the assessment of the alliance as secretary generally and stilton berg. he was given the groupings on the report. on sunday. over the years, our lives have trained tens of thousands of ukrainian troops. provide the mold done equipment and supported reforms. alright, let's move the program or not to another story to bring you. protesters have gathered across pakistan in a show of support for the prime minister. him run. can he called on the countries president to dissolve parliament and hold fresh elections just minutes after a move to hold? a new conference motion in the pm was rejected as unconstitutional by the nationa

u. k, are going to go up 50 percent. they've gone up 50 percent, they'll probably go up and up 100 percent. before the end of this year, how people going to survive with this, the sanctions in many ways, europe as not sanction russia, it's sanctioning, it's not hunger eons are voting today this sunday in parliamentary elections with the e. u keeping more than a keen eye on the results because it could have ramifications big ones for the block. with more on all that taken us through, at ortiz, maria finished parliamentary elections, usually a battle between parties or candidates, but where the upcoming vote in hungary, things are not that simple. the choice is for the country's future and its geopolitical self. identification, is it with nato and the e. u, or is it looking eastwards? and yes, it's also all about ukraine. and while hungry is yet to make his choice, some seemed to be willing to have a hand on it, but the situation is clear. there is ongoing coordination between the hungary left and the ukrainians. if the hu

u. k are going to go up 50 percent. they've gone up 50 percent, they'll probably go up and up a 100 percent before the end of this year. how people going to survive with this? the sanctions in many ways, europe has not sanctioned russia. it's sanctioning. and so the european leaders are anticipating the results of hungary parliamentary elections this sunday, as a change in leadership could potentially invoke a shakeup in the european order or reference national as more parliamentary elections. usually a battle between parties or candidates, but where the upcoming vote in hungary, things are not that simple. the choice is for the country's future and it's still political self identification. is it with nato and the e u, or is it looking eastwards? and yes, it's also all about ukraine. and while hungry is yet to make his choice, some seemed to be willing to have a hand on it. but the situation is clear. there is ongoing coordination between the hungary left and the ukrainians. if the hungarian left were to take over the g

u. k. are coordinating on a high level in order to expedite assigned to portion then because in the past years, assange has the views with documents and evidence that the united states has committed war crimes in iraq in afghanistan. we know for sure that the united states has cited with al qaeda in syria. thanks to rekey leaks. we know for sure, thanks to weaken x, that nato intervened in libya in order to steal the oil. and the gold dad's qaddafi was planning to use in order to create the unified golden currency for the entire african continent to replace the french bank. right. so what happened during the past years, wikileaks has presented the great service to humanity until the general public for the journalists, and inspired us in order to not to be embedded with governments, but rather to have an independent journalistic work. because our duty is to control what the governments are doing, if they are committing war crimes or not, and not to be embedded with governments and make no mistak

are very significant which was limestone. you said we firmly know that neither the u. s. nor the u. k. are advising vladimir zalinski not to accelerate negotiations, but to toughen his stance every time zalinski was asked at a press conference, how he views our proposals yesterday. he said he didn't receive anything and didn't see anything. we asked the ukrainian negotiators if they had reported on the updates to the president of go to, they said zalinski had no time what this shows how the president of ukraine himself treats the negotiations snobbish li declaring that he prefers peace. plenty low income. in addition to tanks and armored personnel carriers, thousands of portable anti aircraft missiles, systems, weapons used by terrorists are being supplied regularly. previous experience shows that these weapons will leave ukraine as they would from any other poorly controlled country. especially one where the neo nazi battalions as of 8 or and other units do not obey the supreme commander in chief and are proud of this and occupy a special autonomous untouchable place in the armed force

u. k, are going to go up 50 percent. they've gone up 50 percent. they'll probably call them up 100 percent before the end of this year. how people going to survive with this? the sanctions in many ways, europe as not sanctioned russia, it's sanctioning itself the ukrainian army is bigger and better equipped thanks to nato with the results being demonstrated on the front lines against russia. adopt is the assessment of nato secretary general in stilton berg, who is giving the alliances unusual report her. over the years our lives have trained tens of thousands of ukrainian troops, provide the mod done equipment and supported reforms. ok, another story today to keep you abreast of protesters have gathered across pakistan and a show of support for the prime minister. em run con. he calls on the country's president to dissolve parliament on whom fresh elections just minutes after him moved to hold and no confidence motion in the p. m. was rejected as unconstitutional by the national assembly and a recent speech to the nation. m. ron can blame quote, fo

i'm at this is exactly what you are saying in the u. k. they are stopping funding for testing. so you on your own, your yeah, it's quite a complicated thing and i can see the point of why for testing is important, especially for us in terms of trying to find what the new variance i coming off and things like that. but at the same time as reached a position where as in yes, numbers, records high up current of virus in the possibly can the u. k. but it didn't reflect that in terms of hospital admissions. i was seeing and i was spending a whole week and the resource department, so the, the most sick patients that kind of came into the emergency department. and none of them were any of the kobe patients will suffer from any symptoms kind of ours. they may have corona virus, but they've come in presenting with the scientists and that just just in case of ours. so there is a risk to remove some of these measures. but at the same time, you know, we're not testing everyone who comes in with them to answer and i've been to out exactly what straight to answer is. what exactly what strain

if weapons of mass destruction are used, the u. k. reserves the right to strike back independently without consulting other nato countries. it's clear that h native country has its own interests and is not ready to neglect them for the sake of their lions. the idea of unity that joe biden is so into seems somewhat exaggerated. the question now is, will new members how bring nature together or cause even more discord, them on the block? another pillar of trans atlantic unity, the european union, could be feeling the hits on sunday when the 2nd decisive front of the french presidential elections has held. the result could be unthinkable for brussels as challenger marine le pen as promising a complete overhaul of french foreign policy and a radical shakeup of the you are opponent and incumbent president manuel. my trauma still has a firm lead. according to the latest pulls, his team have also been promoting these campaign posters with suggest france will have an alliance with russia. if the pen wins, rti surely do been ski explores whet

if weapons of mass destruction are used, the u. k. reserves the right to strike back independently without consulting other nato countries. it's clear that h, nato country, has its own interests and is not ready to neglect them for the sake of their lions . the idea of unity that joe biden is so into seems somewhat exaggerated. the question now is, will new members how bring native together or cause even more discord them on the block? the russian defense ministry is claiming the u. s. is preparing quotes prompt occasions to accuse moscow of using weapons of mass destruction in ukraine. and the reason supposedly to persuade states who didn't follow washington's lead on sanctions, to join the economic fights against russia. eustace pharmacies kinshasa was born the possible scenario for the development of the situation as to exert pressure on countries loyal and friendly to the russian federation. including india and china, with coercion to impose sanctions against our country. also, when moscow claims the u. s. could conduct the provo

if weapons of mass destruction are used, the u. k. reserves the right to strike back independently without consulting other nato countries. it's clear that h, nato country, has its own interests and is not ready to neglect them for the sake of their lions . the idea of unity that joe biden is so into seems somewhat exaggerated. the question now is, well, new members, how bring native together or cause even more discord them on the block. and moreover, nato's intention of enlargement is only stirring the ports. so say's political commentator john brakeman, who believes pro american politicians in finland and sweden primarily are pushing their countries directly into the arms of the alliance. the pressure we didn't need to have within the you at least to apply a sanctions to her. she's very, very strong and very difficult to resist it. so and luxury optimistic and i'm afraid that when you come to finland and sweden, the pressure inside these guarantees to join aid to his race tongue. most of the highly doubtful american. and there's ve

oh, how quickly principals are gone with the wind when the west doesn't get its way. let's turn attention to the u. k. the new report suggests the energy crisis is pushing inflation up towards 9 percent, which would be the eyes figuring 40 years. coupled with a forecast dropping income, many u. k. households are expected to be pushed to the brink. we spoke with economist mum do solomon who believes that crippling sanctions. busy policy against moscow will hurt the west more than russia. they might try to get a use or in a mini imbalance election and, and guess if they do that they will be helping themselves far more learn how to think that they are like i'm a munition shirts all stepping ration. i'm gaz inbox they can do anything and if they do that, then inflicting the biggest damage on that economy. they are saying it's 20 this year. for more, there is no way now we're in the future that anybody or any producer, and guess a less election owned and guys, now russia experience almost 8000000 barrels of oil and refined by navy glass. huge amounts of jazz. this cannot be at a place that will allow or i

u. k. households are expected to feel the pinch. and now over in germany, the head of the countries, federal network agencies said in a recent interview, that's if russian gas supplies coats germany's reserves will only last until autumn . this year, we discussed the prospects of europe's future without russian energy supplies. with our panel of guests economy's collapse, unemployment rises, supply chains is integrated and drops down to get empty. germany will not be able to make up for this in the short term. and therefore, the only way is to actually keep importing russian energy as should the government decide not to do that. then of course the government is shutting down the economy. so you're imposing a tax on your society by moving from cheap gas to much more expensive gas. so this is a tax that all european will pay if this program the of the you and us concocting together will succeed. agenda is to destroy the dominic economy to get inflation high and to increase the dependency on on the us, especially the, the potential for

u. k. although they are not proven to stem from the toy filled treats, in fact the health agency did not mention pharaoh or any other company, but warrant that the report reported cases were mostly among children under 10 years old, many of whom had consumed the chalk and his reminder of our top story at this hour, for the 1st time since russia's invasion of ukraine, the european commission looks at directly hitting the country's all important energy sector. with an import band on russian coal and option long an option long off the table. as of much of europe's energy depends on such that social for knob for more checkout website at www dot. com slash business for d. w. news on the to to channel. i'm chris colburn. berlin, thanks for watching. have yourself a success with with a doing business with russia. so many international companies. that's no longer an option since the war began. they support the sanctions against putin and accept losses in the billions. but some public katina, blair cox with made a 90 minutes on d. w. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st

u. k. although they are not proven to stem from the toy filled treats, in fact that you health agency did not mention pharaoh or any other company, but a warrant that the report reported cases were mostly among children under 10 years old, many of whom had consumed the shock and his reminder of our top story at the sour for the 1st time since russia's invasion of ukraine, the european commission looks at directly hitting the country's all important energy sector with an import band on russian cold and option long an option long off the table as of much of europe's energy depends on such camps. that's a show for knob for more checkout website at d, w dot com slash business for d w. news on the to to chat. i'm chris co. verbal and thanks for watching. have yourself a success with with ah, ah, training between heaven and earth name always had meaning. and he usually knows exactly what that is. doctor kirk kramer, also known as marcia been then one of the world's most renowned experts on church bells. ah, in 30 minutes on d. w. rushes, attack on ukraine. how did it come to this? a conflict that's