u. k. a, u. s. and australia is intensely politicized now, and whenever investigations like these are announced, they are motivated politically. wow that rosa. this is alan to god. i'll see you dot com for more regional and international news will be back in the top of the hour. we hope you'll join us. mm hm. ah ah . ah, yes. now, are you yet? so if it's deployed yet yet, you know, i think, you know, them, kim's in the book is that probably the lateral she radiates young will showcase in under let them know. that sounds good to the why is it up to a boy a a down in my chair. this is laura doesn't want that much extra mom, but i know it's up under that whole ah good, good. good. good. good, good cheese work like brings i would have been you know like a nice story. i mean you still more you can call me when you bring in the new year for food. come because it really was nice sharp corley when she when you press be good. yeah. second why i'm with the name of luisel. we do go with the see in the all of the me she has to do, but your precious of them a solution that she's coming were the good news like wit

u. k. are now in a special alliance with u. s. o office against china, and depend on the u. s. for training and support. now if you s, trained australian or british pilots are entering training chinese pilots and without consequences than we can imagine, discipline coming from washington. however, it might also be part of a comprehensive washington lead communications strategy operating among these countries, which is constantly sequencing new at each honest worries like a steady drumbeat. western hysteria about china has a proven tendency towards a lot of fake news. and even more than this, a pathological recourse than misinterpreting basic fact, the craft grotesque conspiracy theories. anything related to china in the u. k. u. s, and australia is intensely politicized now. and whenever investigations like these are announced, they are motivated politically 8, leading german companies, including bush, lima, design, chemical giant to be a f f. how publish and joint awful pulling for a 2nd. look at aggressive measures being taken against chinese investors and businesses, such as

u. k. are among the nations involved. china declined to participate while russia's invitation was withdrawn. in while north korea has been accused of launching for ballistic missiles on saturday, those launch has coincided with jointed military exercises between the u. s. and south korea. the allied drills involved around 240 minutes aircraft. tony chang has more now from so it's clearly a reaction to, to the escalation we've seen initially with the north korean ballistic missile tests. then the escalation over these military exercise aerial military exercises, which have been happening over the last few days. i think the hope is that to now that the, the south korean american ariel exercises finished, that might bring an end to what we've seen as quite an escalation of tesco tensions in the region. but it remains to be seen. i think some military analysts, hair, and soul are expecting further developments from north korea and the next couple of days, police and peruse capital. lima have use te

u. k. are the english lead u. k. isn't really interested in a partnership of equals, it will decide whether the scottish people themselves, who are a very distinct and you know, nation and very ancient culture themselves, their own language, you know, et cetera. they will decide in london whether the people of scotland can even decide to leave the united kingdom breaks. it has been a huge issue in scotland, where a majority of the scottish population voted against practice. they wanted to remain in it, so they see themselves been denied that really to determine their own direction economically, culturally as well. i mean, there are some devolve iris in the hollywood and parliament which was where devolved from london in 1009 foot. things like defense that you know, policy regarding doing trade, overseas, etc. the key and platforms and pillars of real state are still denied the people of scotland and breck. so i think has really brought that into focus for the many thanks for keeping us company here on, on the internat

u. k. u, as in australia, is intensely politicized now, and whenever investigations like these are announced, they are motivated politically. all right, so my final question i'd really appreciate you, simon, joining us now in recent days, the leadership of another american ally, canada, the stepped up it's, i'm t chinese with fusing beijing of interfering election. the warning against working too closely with china. but the chinese companies, i say, i mean, what do you think about all of up? well, there are allegations, for example, that chinese agents are trying to influence our companies and political candidates in canada. again, there's, there's really no reason to treat these stories seriously. on the one hand, i, again, there's this epidemic of inflammatory fake news about china and the west. on the other hand, western political systems are designed to respond to influence from special and commercial interests and even foreign governments. so indeed, many foreign governments, extensively lobby and financially support western politicians and political candidates as do many foreign compan

u. k will react to this? well, of course, people in the u. k. are not privy to a lot of information given that there is no freedom of expression in britain. if you believe the scottish nationalist has no democracy in britain given that they are given a vote. but so this information will not be widely, widely disseminated in british media. they will be focusing on we need to support a battalion who knows. and that broke down their break away elements of the ukrainian army. there will be nothing about corruption and how this aid money is going down the drain, as seen by some analysts, or even on the right. even those in the pentagon saying this kind of thing. no richey soon as the green card holder, i think he gave his green card back in, eventually, but it was, was previously worked for an american bail that van goldman sachs. i mean, for him. the important thing is to worship and to the blank and state department as currently configured and to hell with britain. that's what the british population will be. should be thinking, according to the detract

u. k. are now an especial alliance with the u. s. o office against china, and depend on the u. s. for training and support. now if you s trained australian or british pilots or enter in training chinese pilots and without consequences than we can imagine, discipline counting from washington. however, it might also be part of a comprehensive washington lead communication strategy operating among these countries, which is constantly sequencing new. anti china stories like a steady drumbeat. western hysteria about china has a proven tendency towards a lot of fake news. and even more than this, a pathological recourse and misinterpreting basic fact the craft grow.

u. k. are facing high energy bills and soaring, inflation will tell you why it's hitting those with disabilities. the hottest and donald trump is running for the white house again, but he could face and think a challenge and his time, man ah, the the 1st snow of the season for canada's largest city toronto have one so about 45 centimeters and another 10 centimeter. it's to come with the shield of snow as it moves through 2 degrees will be the high for you and you're really going to lock into this trend of low temperatures below average. it should be about 7 degrees this year in toronto. i didn't, those breezy when saturday, it will feel about minus 7. also, low temperature is across the canadian prairies, vagina minus 9, but it's sunny for western canada. and really right across the west coast of the us from washington state, oregon, california suns out in los angeles at 26, that's training a few degrees above average, but we're temperatures are well below average. is this part of the world? so

u. k. they are supporting m u k. terrorists. then me k terrorist called in the 1980s murdered, 17000 iranians. then they went to iraq and fought for saddam hussein against their own country. and they have, they've had and have offices and bases across europe. they have a huge bass in albania, and nato country. from there they carry out online activities against you. i was a huge, full farm where they promote death and destruction and iran misinformation. they from promot sectarianism. and they tried to create divide divisions between different ethnic groups. all of these are fine because they are in line with nato policy against iran. so terrorists, whether they're based in rocky, northern iraq, in the kurdish areas, or whether they're the m u k. or whether they're based in no man's land and pockets on, alongside the running water. all of these are fine. they can kill all they want. they can carry out riots and iran all they want. but if a single media in iran defense iran, they shut it down when it comes to you're putting down

u. k. are among the nations involved. china declined to participate on russia's invitation, was withdrawn, focused on prime minister, has rejected him ran cons, accusations that government figures were involved in an attempt to assassinate him, traverse sharif pledge to resign. if there is evidence, he was behind the attack and evasion. marathon has begun after a 2 year break because of the corona virus pandemic. but 20000 people are running the race. this year. organizers had to limit the pool of entrance, as china continues with its strict 0 cobit policies. those are the headlines. news continues her and al jazeera. that's after fortnight. in 1958, charles de gaulle made a famous speech and algeria good take good, don't hold back the tide of algerian and dependence. o. p. francis colonies in africa and the pacific. in the final episode of the series, al jazeera explores how the long and bitter fight for the french empire still resonates today. hello, didn't, is french. the colonization on al

u. k. are out of june with the government's economic policies. ah hello. we have high pressure now dominating the weather across northern parts of china. so things looking pretty quiet here, but fair amounts of cloud. further south, you notice in this area cloud not moving too far too quickly. cooler air is talking in now. so we are seeing the temperatures just around the mid to high teens at best . some havior radio to southern parts of china over the next couple of days. still a few shares into nor the marys of japan for wednesday, thursday looks a little dry, but on a 2 showers just drifting in from time to time. i team celsius there in tokyo into the mid teens there across the korean peninsula in northern parts of china. cold enough down towards the south as the rain continues hear more heavy downpours coming through. now we may well see more heavy downpours easing towards the philippines over the next day or 2, some heavier rain started to slide his way into sudden and central parts of the philippines. and that will pair pop as we go on through the re

are valid and it's true. i'm back in the seventy's in the u. k as well. i think you know what people are doing is shooting your own. but what you have to realize is that we're all in the same boat and you know, it's a japanese saying if you want to remedy your patient, don't kill it. you know, um, but that's what you know, k, c, p u is, is about to do. and i think, you know, the argument that's been displayed by the current president is totally valid because that's exactly what these people are trying to do. shooting your own for the end of the day. a jordan, i'd like you to comment on what said 0 had to say perhaps not on the south korean situation itself because you speak to us from, from new york. but when all sorties accuse workers of using a situation and, and holding an industry hostage, what do you think of that? it's a good for holding the and she has to be a good thing because, you know, again, you know, we work with big corporate to take him over and work with us in a pickle on the front line or you know, the on a daily basis and you know, the sc

u. k. are among the nations involved. china declined to participate. russia's invitation was withdrawn, pretty chang has more now who saw it's clearly a reaction to, to the escalation, we've seen initially with the north korean ballistic missile tests. or then the escalation over these military exercise aerial military exercises, which have been happening over the last few those. i think the hope is that to now that the, the south korean american ariel exercises finished, that might bring an end to what we've seen as a, quite an escalation of tesco tensions in the region. but a boot remains to be seen. i think some military analysts here and sol are expecting further developments from north korea and the next couple of days focused ons prime minister has rejected him or on cons. accusations at senior figures in government were involved in the attempt to assassinate him. he says, the former leader is at damaging the country with false and cheap conspiracies. chabarise sharif says he will reside

u. k. are closing in on a deal to resolve a bit. a dispute of a post breaks it trading rules for northern ireland and the rest of the k. but it's not just customs arrangements of steak as where we challenge reports from belfast. the dispute has cast out on the very foundation of peace in northern ireland. if you want to make sense of northern ireland then and now speak to paul donnelly, we're not doing the trial or what was we done in the past. there are still trauma, lack of food, we are still displaying complex behaviors considerably off to the offense. the belfast tool guy takes visit is 325 years worth of bombings and shootings. and he knows the central pillar of northern ireland peace. the good friday agreement. he worked on it as a mediator. manth at the various parties had been so conflicted a grade that they were not going to conduct the conflict monitor any more. so essentially i brought an ams to most of the violence signed in 1998. the good friday who belfast agreement set out power sharing between nationalists and unioni

u. k, are in there watching tv, switch off switch over to another channel. we're not going to take part in this. and that's the only way we can keep pocket that was for the policy will always be there. when i router to politics, you sort of on the field of play and, you know, on the field of play out into battle field, because that's where she'll be. the only way we can make a change is for the defiance to people who are actually paying to watch much as we're buying the the souvenirs who are buying to shorts. they say not take money orders and just switch off. we will do is because we did because we lost but i think that there is a change call me and i do think that this kind of, let's just say, and i think i said the western ideal or the western, you have to be solar and represent everything i think is be taken off by the masses in pakistan, in my area who wants to watch football, louis. but i think that little by little little bit testable usa policy.

and that does mean that some of those big macro economic decisions are better made at a u. k level. now, the formula that sends money to wells needs reform, it has since the very beginning, but the big picture in which those are shared responsibilities. some money raised to u. k. decisions. some money raised was decisions. that's the right one for me. you're the leader of the labor party in wales as well as, as 1st most of the labor party, of course is the, is her majesty's opposition nationally throughout the u. k and the government in westminster is a conservative lead government. is there any friction there between the fact that the whales is led by the labor party and the rest of the country is being governed by the can services when it does lead to tensions, the degree of tension tends to depend on the nature of a government at westminster. we've lived through 12 years now of conservative government at some points. that's been a relatively been in relationship. at other times, it's be more conflict you all. a great deal depends upon the degree to which a westminster government r

u. k. are out of tune with the government's latest economic policies. my favorite layers, carrion, van zima, i even named my cat. then the after vin zimmer. and we hear from some of count as young footballers about who they think will beat well cup stock. ah is ready forces say 3 israel. these have been killed in an attack in the occupied west bank. a palestinian man accused of the attack has been shot dead. it happened near the legal is ready settlement of aria last spring in stephanie deca in west jocelyn voice. stephanie, what more are you hearing about this incident? yes, it would. took place in multiple stages. we understand a 19 year old palestinian man from a village close to nablus in the occupied west bank and entered the industrial zone of area. this is next to the legal settlement that you mentioned there. he had a work permit, so he would have been working there from what we understand a stab the security guard stabbed a few more people at a gas station and then stole a car driving against traffic, causing a car crash which killed another ma

u. k. are out of tune with the government economics policy. and lionel mfc joins out with agile. pain is gone ahead of the world. come, ah, planet population keeps growing and just past the 8000000000 market took less than 12 years to the last 1000000000. some of the fastest growing populations are in africa. with more people comes increased conflict and to fight for resources. while india has been one of the largest drivers of population growth, it will soon overtake china as the most populated country. though, indian women, and now having 2 children on average, experts say that you to benefit education and health care for women. but me middle reports from russia dunstan, if they don't know me to do is go to get up or not do boss mccardie. wouldn't need to judge young, good training teenagers to become more self aware. she's using a game of cards to start discussions about choice and consent. the larger goal is to empower women golf game to go with the dealing with a girl through the ridges are less aware. so we encourage them to tell the par

some have been stranded and seen for more than 2 weeks. protests are being held in london against the spiraling cost of living in the u. k. demonstrators are calling for an end to government established measures as well as a general election. north korea is being accused of launching for more missiles. the latest in a series this week earlier, the u. s. was set to fly and nuclear capable supersonic bomber over south korea and a joint aerial exercise that show of force against young young involves hundreds of war planes. tony chang has more fun, sol. the announcement came a couple of hours ago from the joint chiefs of staff here in south korea, saying that just before mid day, local time, for short range, ballistic missiles were fired from north korea to the west. they travelled a distance of about a 130 kilometers before falling into the sea. it's clearly a reaction to, to the escalation we've seen initially with the north korean ballistic missile tests. then the escalation over these military exercises ariel military exercises, which had been happening over the last few days in which the americans that extended by day,

and that does mean that some of those big macro economic decisions are better made at a u. k level. now, the formula that sends money to wells needs reform, it has since the very beginning, but the big picture in which those are shared responsibilities. some money raised to u. k. decisions some money raised to wash decisions. that's the right one for me. you're the leader of the labor party in wales, as well as as 1st mr. the labor party, of course is the, is her majesty's opposition nationally throughout the u. k and the government in westminster is a conservative lead government. is there any friction there between the fact that the whales is led by the labor party and the rest of the country is being governed by the conservatives? when it does lead to tensions, the degree attention tends to depend on the nature of a government at westminster. we've lived through 12 years now of conservative government at some point, that's been a relatively benign relationship. at other times, it's be more conflict. you will, a great deal depends upon the degree to which a westminster government r

people are going to really suffer in the u. k because of this autumn state. andrew simmons, the inside story. ah, now lets bring in, i guess her will be joining us from london today. we have patrick diamond, professor in public policy at quinn, murray, university of london. alpha sterling is the director of the search of the new economics foundation. and max lawson is the head of inequality, policy at ox, from international welcome to the program. patrick, is this an attempt by jury hon to fix an economy that has been grappling with inflation, but answer for recession or more of a political attempt by the tories to build a credibility that has been battered by blunders. i use a very political economic statement which has find it to fundamental intentions long. you've already referred to, which is attempting to restore the credibility of the government off the disastrous mini budget in september, which rocks financial markets. but then the 2nd political aspect to this statement is trying to create a platform for a conservative election victory, 2024 when we ex

squeezed grenades already struggling with high cost of living. photos are being held in london against the spiraling cost of living in the u. k. demonstrators are calling for an end to government estero, 2 measures, as well as a general election. coming up next on al jazeera, it's up front. the way a sense of belonging to baby says, does it. then it's been like this in and the every day heroes keeping communities together. i believe i'm good with them. once again, my phone a 0 visits, the kenyan town of he 10 that produces some of the worlds fastest runners. and where a terrible crime has led to a reckoning with gender based violence, a sense of community on a jesse era in the united states, the right to vote is just that a right. not a privilege. however, in the run up to the november mid term elections, there has been a slew of legislation pushed through aiming to curtail which should be the right of every us citizen to have their voice heard in electoral politics. currently, there are a number of cases before the united states supreme court challenging measures that would undermine representation and participation of black

u. k. nurses are going on strike ambulance drivers as well. i've been underpaid. yes. this is an ongoing conversation. every really interesting to see what happens next in the us. but thanks so much for watching the show today. and looking at the new union movement in the united states, i think next time ah ah ah, ah, ah, i with to inculcate a culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide, and to reward merit and excellence, and encourage creativity to shake him out. award for translation and international understanding was founded to promote translation and honor translators, and acknowledged the road and strengthening the bonds of friendship and co operation between arab islamic and wild coaches. or a new series follows football, is from 6 countries hoping to make it to catch all 2022. when you really want something, nothing is impossible. the final episode meets 3 young brazilians from modest background, desperate to make their families proud. i'm going to keep working hard to make my childhood dreams come true and to be able to fulfill my ambition, playi

u. k. there are 2 main routes that the migrants take. one from the south and another from the east of the southern route looks like this. many leave from libya and soon as you are crossing the mediterranean into italy, or malta, others a leaving eastern morocco to reach the spanish mainland while some journey from western rural co to spain's canary islands. ivan, as the eastern route, which we see from bella roost into e u stays mainly poland and most people who attempt this journey off from iraq, afghanistan, and syria. well that e u meeting ended without a concrete plan to tackle migration issues. but interior and it says say they'll keep working to reform the system. donna kane has more from brussels. it is not particularly surprising, given that the mood music here was that it was unlikely that a definitive solution would emerge from this meeting. while i've been lots of warm words, i have a statement from the cheque minister of the interior, who obviously has been presiding over this and says effectively that today's meeting ministe

u. k. there are 2 main routes at them. i going to take one from the south, the other from the east. the southern route looks like this many leave libya and she needs the crossing over the mediterranean, into italy, or multiple. they also leave eastern morocco, 2 weeks, the spanish mainland or western rural code to go to the canary islands. the eastern route looks like this. we see people coming from bella, ruth, to the eastern e, you states, mainly poland. but many people who attempt this journey are from iraq, afghanistan and syria. now that a meeting ended without a concrete plan to tackle migration issues, but interior minister do say that they'll keep working to reform the system. dominant cane has moved from brussels. it is not particularly surprising, given that the mood music here was that it was unlikely that a definitive solution would emerge from this meeting. while i've been lots of warm words, i half a statement from the cheque minister, the interior, who obviously has been presiding over this and says effectively that today's meeting ministers reiterated that commitment

u. k. households, as people are finding it more difficult to get a job, the u. s. economy has also been ranked by dismal predictions, as numerous stock prices have tumble today via phone c raised our policy interest rate by 75 basis points. and we continue to anticipate that ongoing increases will be appropriate and the recent inflation did it again have come in higher than expected. despite elevated inflation, longer term inflation expectations appear to remain well anchored as reflected in a broad range of surveys of households. businesses and forecasters as well as measures from financial markets, but that is not grounds for complacency. the longer the current out of high inflation continues, the greater the chance that expectations of higher inflation will become entrenched us price inflation has been continuing to rise reaching 8.2 percent in september. as the national cost of living has also served past 6 percent. at the same time, the housing market has declined as 30 year mortgage rate have climbed to over 7 percent. so to discuss this further, it was cross

but there are now 67000000 people in the u. k. while in one indian state alone, there are 241000000 in the largest country in europe, germany, and there are 84000000 people. and in china's going dong province alone, 126000000. these are the countries that were once great superpowers, but of turned into medium or small countries. was named as we know about polish ideas to create a great state from see to see before world war 2. there has been a lot of talk about this. now we see hugs between the leaders of poland, ukraine, but the idea remains alive, and the idea of poland absorption of ukraine. it has not gone away. your opinion studies professor steven guy edge sees eggs colonial power is a, using ukraine to try and maintain that had so many the old masters will not give up to power so easily. i do believe is that the west will try to hold this neo colonial group for as long as they can and they will invest more. busy as much as they are able to, the western powers will do everything to drain as much of, i mean, it sounds horrible

they are short of energy. the b u. k is the same, the french, they are the same. italy all the you is seeing cold winter and you, you leaders have been acknowledging that this winter would be nothing compared to the next winter. so there will be a year, a very bad year for the industrialization of the you, for the people who will die. tens of thousands of people are estimated to die this winter europe because of this war because of rising energy prices and they have nobody else but to, you know, admonished and blind but themselves. so the europeans know the prospects. so they are probably trying to work back channel talks with zalinski to do something to you know, or help them avoid all this cold, winter outcomes and consequences. or at least lower the tensions for the sake of, you know, some kind of solution to their energy problems with russia. so no matter what they do, i mean, no matter what the germans, the europeans do, zelinski would only listen to by the biden administration. and biden is enjoying the situation b

the e u a years and countries have suspended their fiscal rules, they are not about to cut tax, cut spending or raised taxes, going into this difficult period to spend their target. whereas the u. k is now going on and a new austerity mentality. direction and i think that will become increasingly important in the coming years. max, if you look at all the projections, they basically say that we are likely to see recession moving all the way towards the other, the 1st half of 2023. what does it mean for the families who are suffering as we speak? oh, it means terrible hardship. that means choosing between hating and 18. i mean, i think of the, some of the parents at my kid's school, parent harris, one of the poorest areas of london. you know, i really struggling to make ends me and this is not paper on benefits, isn't working. you know how to down job struggling to, to pay the bills. and i think it's really important to get the message across that there is plenty of money in this country. and it's good to see the chance to increase taxes at the top a small amount. but the so much more he could do should be done to ensure the richest people in our country pay more tax. for instance,

u. k. military though, has defended the use of the hazardous weapon. farmers are sounding an alarm over strange smoke coming from a u. k. military base for in the chemical may have a fed said the health of their cattle. in response to the u. k. military defended the use of white phosphorus, claiming drills are carried out under strict safety precautions. here's what locals had to say. find our young, my animals completely lost the i side. after the smoke appeared, i think it was a chemical that affected them. they the coughing ally, and then some of them died to get your haile. my cattle died as a result of a handful chemical intoxication. i am sure that it was the white horse for us, which was produced during the mill through drills the animals turned blind and later died. this poses a huge problem to me. would ens half such issues before over to pakistan. now, where the former prime minister among khan and his followers are pressing on with their protests for new elections. the huge march is expected to reach the capitalism about by saturday and a local journalist census. this report f

u. k. anthony webber are joining us here on this saturday evening. great to see you. thanks for coming on the program. so you've seen it yourself soon. act is following in the footsteps of boris johnston with its visits a key. evan, a, a fresh pledge of aid. do you think, i guess at the end of day was any doubt that london would continue with its assistance to ukraine? well, i'm the, the d prime minister. indeed, his predecessor, this trust, they both had the opportunity to review the policies of our songs. and i really should have changed them, but i often breakout on with them. and it does seem that sobbing globally specified interests rather than very so big u. k. citizens. it's, it's amazing. richie st, microcosm, go to our gun visits, ukraine. an offer 50000000 pounds worth of additional way because remember our, the u. k as provides drop which took about 10000000000. ready so far and sounds of odd to say to and our upper studies cool grade. and this is with no transparency, no accountability as to how the money is spent and where it ends up. because of course, a

there also isn't any provision for things like pathways for people who are seeking to reunify with family in the u. k. or are seeking to, to submit an a file an application to enter without doing a channel crossing. so additional funding is welcome, i'm sure, but i what we're really fill, latching is policy solutions. suzanne fresca, senior policy analyst of the migration policy institute. thank you for your insights. natasha. a peerage. miss r has becomes the venus 1st female president. after winning a run off election, most are as a lawyer informs data privacy commissioner. she beat center, right, former foreign minister, angelo gar, winning nearly 54 percent of the vote. gosh, for lubin has more. no big surprise. he said that presidential elections is lavinia, liberal candidate natasha appears most out of one the election. as expected. one surprise was that turn out 55 percent. that was not expected. not just that natasha appeared most or mobilized. lastly and collector at all saw conservative candidate and gel auger x foreign minister in yaneth down saw properly as government reach. was out that

are going to get. i watering the difficult. how much worse is it going to get for people in the u. k? we are likely to see tomorrow when the autumn autumn statement is unveiled. so in other words, almost like a budget, but actually tell you what's going to be happening probably from the beginning of the next financial year, which starts in april 2023. going to be getting some information about planned tax increases, some of them were ready. no. and also planned public sector spending cuts, that, of course, will mean that the economy will be squeezed even further. so the likelihood is that indeed, just as a bank of england has already been forecasting, we're going to see recession in the u. k. probably lasting for the next couple of years. is there anything that the government can do at the stage, or is it just, you know, damage limitation what they are going to do? because we've already had a number of leaks to suggest that this would be the case that will increase, for example, benefits in line with inflation. there was a consideration for a while that perhaps they would increase them

there are free food banks all over the u. k . like here in north london. but across the country, the lines of needy people are growing longer. i had to read then i reason as a single mother and works part time in a department store. she comes here almost every week. it to be very difficult, especially nowadays with a inflation and the prices are growing are go up so much. no, very difficult, very defense didn't know how could manage our task carnis in charge of food distribution. he estimates that demand has gone up by 50 percent in the last 6 months. the country, i don't bring a face to time with the war. people that are in, we're actively both husband and wife. they are currently access all services. and these people will normally associate older people, single parents, children, poverty hits them all particularly hot. martin godfrey is a doctor in london. some of his patients are overly pale and proud to infection because they don't have enough to eat. he worries, especially about the children in 2020 and in some parts of london, 25 percent of the popula

u. k. of being the one in planning, supplementing, supporting and implementing this attack specifically are members of a british the british navy were involved. and of course the, these, that the accusation back from the u. k. is that these claims are false and that the, these are false claims on a massive scale in order to distract from their quote illegal invasion of ukraine. now this, this, as is very important because this is affecting the grain situation. and of course, russia chose the turkey as a neutral spot for the grain, since they weren't allowed to really work with europe. and what did the russian president have to say about the ukrainian grain deal, as well as moscow's decision to suspend its participation in repeatedly of president vladimir putin has been saying that the grade is not getting to the poorest countries. more than 35 percent. go see you. 34 percent goes to turkey and only about 3 to 5 percent goes to the forest countries. and this is, of course, physically important because russia is being blamed as, as, as if somebody does. the whole thing, this grade, and hurtin

u. k. military though, has defended the use of the hazardous weapon. farmers are sounding an alarm over strange smoke coming from a u. k. military base, fearing the chemical may of affected their cavil's health. in response, the u. k. military defense, the use of white phosphorus, claiming that drills are carried out under strict safety precautions. here's what locals had to say. bondo i am. my animals completely lost the eye sight after the smoke appeared and i think it was chemical that affect them with this coughing ally. and then some of them died. you sequencing medical, your highly. my council died as a result until the com, full chemical intoxication. i'm sure that it was the white pulse for us, which was produced during the mill through drills the animals to him blind and later died. this hoses, a huge problem to me would ins have such issues before to sub for russia has accused the higgs court of bias saying it's verdict on the m h. 17 plain disaster is a politically motivated ruling against moscow. in passing its judgment, the court preferred to ignore the fact that all the con

u. k. citizens a it's, it's amazing that richey, st. microcosm would go to a gun visits, ukraine an off a $50000000.00 pounds worth of additional way because remember, are the u. k. as provides drop, which took about 10000000000. ready so far and sounds of odd to say to and our upper cervical grade, and this is with no transparency, no accountability as to how the money is spent. suddenly where it ends up. because of course, a lot of allegations that some ukraine is very much among eagle and greg operation about so it's going to be very difficult for richie say not to turn down. the last is having a 17 percent pay rise just to keep price with the cost of living in the carrie. if he's got money like confetti he to, ah, give out to you, craig nicole's. it's not in awe of the united kingdom interest to get involved in this conflict. it never has been. we've never had me on treaty or strategic interest in being involved in the secret and conflict. so i leave it to where i do apologize. forgive me for champion, i'm sorry to interrupt you, but, but, but hold on a 2nd. i mean, look at all this money that the u. k is sending down south and just give me a 2nd. a

u. k, australia, and canada are the leaders in carbon emissions, but failed to pay this share, falling 1000000000 short. thus, despite these countries being the most vocal supporters of the green narrative, the executive director of the pan african climate justice alliance as a western states are playing useful musical chairs and playing musical chairs with the african counterparts when it comes to climate change. the point here is, are both implementation of the committee and that's why was this operable implementation? there are a lot of commitments we to the admin to yeah. up that yeah. the mandate in glasgow . a since corporate nugget, i've never met you. what do we are saying is as long as we are not degree this, it would defeat as long as we. 6 we are, we are trying, we're, we're playing hide, it wouldn't about to be in this book. this will be late unless give all new scots yes. come out this. yeah. they've got my the ship that yes. we come down to see that. yeah. that next. yeah. i did to midway. science is telling us that we are, we are missing the dipping point. we didn't mean to be cd u