u. k. pro democracy activists from hong kong files and slides to the u. k. a following badging is cracked down on democratic rights in the u. k. b as hong kong, as continue to waste the hopes for democracy back home. although we don't go from the x on the non den to now fights the democracy back home. despite the risks, the hong kong government is offering a bounty of over 100000 euros for his capture. including myself, this token of the most states to attach a prospect to my life, as well as my unwavering quest for the mol chrissy, is essentially to transnational repression. the aims and crushing older voices as pro democracy across the hong kong. most ortiz issued arrest warrants defend now and 7 of the overseas activists accusing them of national security offences. hong kong has had a special administrative status since its hyundai says from britain to china in 1997. it's based on the principle of one country to systems, but beijing has increasingly ramped up its control of the territory. 4 years ago, hundreds of thousands of people from hong kong took to the streets to demonstrate against beijing's interference. fin. now, a

in the u. k. b, us state department has vetoed any use of the was the escalation ending the violence and bloodshed? so every person who has fired and every person who has hunted is done so with the approval of the walls with tolerant capitals who preach to all the nations about human rights and freedom. while criminalizing piece by co. west on the leads are increasingly failing. now falling out with our own citizens over the war in the middle east, i've seen the times, the discussions, the deepening rest with renown right on the film, making an activist direct ali, in the latest episode of going on the ground, which you can watch throughout. stop today here on our to is there a real blow back to tension between the people versus the leads that run these countries in west, in your opinion, folks in britain now for the last 4 weeks of shown 70 percent in favor of an immediate cease fire which is huge. so what is affecting is that democratic functioning in the western countries. b, e, u, n, b, u k, is

this work was blocked in the security council by the united states and the u. k. b. so it is indeed a great step forward to declare these humanitarian pauses. we have seen the horrifying statistics that were presented by the representatives of the gaza strip . the united nations and the neighboring countries in the region. those horrific statistics literally called for urgent actions. they didn't just suggest that it was necessary to do something. they screamed for something to be done urgently. those actions were taken. unfortunately, a lot of time was lost because the united states and the u. k. blocked this initiative. and in this case, time meant human lives. unfortunately, because of the position of these 2 countries, time was lost and that caused the colossal number of casualties. we do not simply welcome the announcement of humanitarian pauses and the implementation of this agreement. we were the party that talked about it from the very beginning. we have defended our position and we have found many allies who have supported our position and stood in solidarit

now, pro protest showing demonstrates as helping cold hate fuel mumps in the u. k. b. us state department has vetoed any use of the was the escalation ending the violence and bloodshed. so every person who has fired and if we pass and who is hunted is done so with the approval of the walls with tolerant capitals who preached all the nations about human rights and freedom while criminalizing piece by co. and the 2nd long scale rani this month, the crowds gathered at the us embassy and in the nation council on friday to show solidarity with palestinians condemned is ready actions and guns on the western states. supporting them, the massive crowds introduced a long note to cycles on the and tom are in palestinian slang since they march to the embassy and just calling to participants, wait the signs cooling for the salvation of palestine and the end to his ready will times and genocide police also on hands to ever see the valley. anything so we accompany hit on all the international they saw today. plenty must be found on the website all the dot com. i'll be back in the t

and all this work was blocked in the security council by the united states and the u. k. b. it is indeed a great step forward to declare these humanitarian pauses. we have seen the horrifying statistics that were presented by the representatives of the gaza strip, the united nations and the neighboring countries in the region. those are risk statistics, literally called for urgent actions. they didn't just suggest that it was necessary to do something. they screamed for something to be done urgently. those actions were taken. unfortunately, a lot of time was lost because the united states in the u. k. block, this initiative. and in this case, time meant human lives. unfortunately, because of the position of these 2 countries, time was lost and that caused the colossal number of casualties. we do not simply welcome the announcement of humanitarian pauses and the implementation of this agreement. we were the party that talked about it from the very beginning. we have defended our position and we have found many allies who have supported our position and stood in solidarity wit

with all x but panel shortly. top of is in tray, will be his position on the war on gauze with the u. k. b, one of israel storage is darlise biggest supplies then as rushes will in ukraine, where britain plays a similar role back in keith, repairing relations with your upfront vented by bricks, it will be another major issue. and then that's a so cool, special relationship with us. that's badly in need, robot of repair, having freight during the fight and presidency. and bar is johnson's time in downing street. well that spring, you know, a panel of guests to discuss this in london, we have alex dean, conservative commentator on a former conservative party aid, and don d. that's the result of form a news, mtv presenter. she's also an old winning journalist and scottish independence activist. and in london, 10 bell, professor of politics at queen mary university of london. he's a former deputy director of u. k. in a changing europe. thank you for joining us. all of you uh, this was the best kept secret savings in the u. k. new. no one sort coming. i'm alex, you know, david cameron, well, i

u. n. b, u k, is being affected because what they're saying to their own people is we're going to carry on doing this. the people say we with the girl consent from you, from doing this. and this thing we don't get. so we'll see what happens with it'll be published in the election. so people will difficult, but it's noticeable now in every single european country, including problems in germany, the band, the demonstrations, the governments of being forced to step back and let me do extend stations every read. brooklyn has been amazing on business, and that's partially because we set up the stop the will go away from them. but by this time some american campaign is being in action for a long, long time. and they could mobilize very false law justin long to where they've been huge demos and a huge demos, but in the provincial capital, in, in glasgow, in manchester and god is elsewhere. large numbers of people have come up with 2 countries in your that are exceptional us spin and i'm and which of come

u. n. b u. k is being affected because what they're saying to their own people is we're going to carry on doing this. the people are saying we've with the girl consent from you for doing this. and this thing we don't get. so we'll see what happens with it'll be published in the election so people will left football. but it's noticeable now on every single european country, including from st. germany, the band, the demonstrations, but got most of being forced to step back and let me new extend stations every where brooklyn has been amazing on business. and that's partially because we set up the stop the war coalition. the palestine southern america campaign has been in action for a long, long time. and because mobilize very false law justin loan to where they will be huge demos and a huge demos, but in a provincial capital's, in, in glasgow, in manchester and god is elsewhere. large numbers of people have come up with 2 countries in your that are exceptional span and ireland, which have come up for

u. n. b, u k is being affected because what they're saying to their own people is we're going to carry on doing this. the people say we with the girl consent from you for doing this, and this thing we don't get. so we'll see what happens with will be published in the election. so people will difficult, but it's noticeable now in every single european country, including france and germany, that a band, the demonstrations look up most of being forced to step back and let me do extend stations every read. brooklyn has been amazing on the right. you can watch that episode going on the ground next after now would mediately stay with archie for all the new use he can rely on us and you to get the la. like, like i have asked him how to start and see all those in the region. the or non state actors by the operate with the national down the normal price beyond national congress. so if you don't have it, you have is mission to the race stream. you know, and bring spain back to the peace loving kingdoms was

so what is affecting is that democratic functioning in the western countries, b, u n. b, u k, is being affected because what they're saying to their own people is we're going to carry on doing this. the people say we with the girl consent from you for doing this. and this thing we don't get. so we'll see what happens with it'll be published in the election. so people will have football, but it's noticeable now in every single european country, including france and germany, the band, the demonstrations, but governments of being forced to step back and let me new extend stations every read. brooklyn has been amazing on the at least 30 people have been killed and i the 300000 displaced in somalia, bible, the united nations has cooled a once in a century floods. according to the un, the catastrophe it could effect up to 1600000 people in the african country. if that was preceded by heavy rains that started in october of the country had struggled through extreme droughts. the united nation stays at postables. the flooding could severely impacts up to 1500000 hicks has the phone li

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calling for him and a terry and paused the entire council with the exception of russian b. u. k. voted in favor of the united states veto di resolution it condemn us, it condemn as a result of the call for you material pause, and apparently that was not something that you was willing to look it up. now it's going for you minutes and pause assets, thousands and thousands of more people having to. and it's done in such a manner in which will have almost 0 diplomatic effect in the region. and hardly any effort at all on the ground in terms of using the suffering. and i don't know, even if we do see it taking place, won't set likely to look like a look at the end of the day. it's not going to stop. the relentless, incessant bombing by is really forces that is reduced entire city blocks and large parts of neighborhood trouble. the reality is under international humanitarian law for a warning to be effective, there must be a safe place to go in a safe way to get there. and in gaza, there is no safe place to go and no safe way to get anywhere. ultimately, to get humanitarian aid to tho

so what is affecting is that democratic functioning in the western countries, b, u n. b, u k, is being affected because hope is saying to their own people is we're going to carry on doing this. the people say we with the girl consent from you for doing this. and this thing we don't get. so we'll see what happens with it'll be fun based on the election. so people will left football. but it's noticeable now on every single european country, including france and germany, the band, the demonstrations, the governments of being forced to step back and let me know, extension stations every read. brooklyn has been amazing on the well, that makes rick sanchez. how's the latest episode of direct impact and drawing me some more news in 30 minutes? thanks watching. on the auto body i'm or 2 inches. i've been doing news for 30 years now. 2 languages all over the world. here in the us interviewed for us. presidents worked for us, major television networks. i don't like what they do by the way. see, i think news to be honest and direct and impactful. this is direct impact the i want to star

u. s. b a u b u k. can't even come to call for the seas, for george thing has to do for the orders. people a demand, the modem that we're in mind and martin ward sort of mind and action. so the social democrats libra, a motion to power, parliament and orland, to create different number of different suggestions. so one of those being the explosion of the author, that order is that where he can nomic sanctions. i mean did. so for the full reason, the israel isn't facing any consequences for its actions. their offices have been in on the date is in order for the e mails from citizen to certain citizens ask and those go more towards. so we last where economic sanctions to be proposed that your opinion and your level, we ask for an occupied the cartridge build the pos which would mean that we would not trade with any parts of the occupied territories built. and we asked to expel the ambassador before the very reason that you might nation is talking about and appends in genocide taking place in guys that we do not want to be complicit. that you would diplomatic relations. but we appreciat

would know you veto is from the permanent members know the type from the united states, no b type from the u. k. now it'd be tight from brush that they all upstate and so this resolution passed through about essentially means that the us allowed it to pass through. it didn't discover it didn't sabotage it that i think points to it as an important point, which is really that the, the biggest check on is radioactivity ministry activity, at least is not the us. the security council is not the un resolution spits the united states and united states thinks is well should, and shouldn't be doing. and that's what we should really be looking for. i think next is how much pressure the us is putting on israel to dial things down. for me, thanks very much for that. whether you k parliaments has rejected the motion for an immediate cease fire in gaza. the votes expose divisions within the main opposition labor party. nearly a 3rd of the n p is defined either to a storm, a awesome to reject, to cease 5. 8 members of a shadow cabinets have resigned for a while that very to is happening. protest is gathered o

well, i think the main reason is the b u. k. uninstalling the policy at the present time of his it confronts a series of points these around the well wasting in ukraine. but of course, um, more recently in, in gall serenity trials. and so i think bringing my favorite camera, a prime minister, a significant experience who has a loss of practice of handling events on the world stage is a sewing the. so next government feels that it needs more waste and experience and this key positions, i think that's the primary reason why. so not because bull david cameron by it doesn't. so i have to put to put credibility to his golf memo busy, david cameron, it gives a significant figure. what do you agree on with his politics and cyrus? people thinking that his friends and both to so nice political position, had when the election, which we expect to take place in the u. k. at some time in the next 12 months to. so what impacts been on the case foreign policy on, on the issue of israel palestine in particular? well, that's a very important qu

u. k, we can write to our m b's. we can try to exercise our democratic rights to protest, but also to propose an outcome after this tragic war. and that outcome has to be mutual security. it has to be recognition of the state of palestine fibrous, and i'm bypass the commonwealth and in the rest of europe. and it has to mean that we end up in a situation where this contradict, can never be repeated. that means mutual security. but it also means parity of a steam power to you, the steam from the west for palestinians and israelis. and we don't pass out today . all right, thanks so much. we'll leave it that you get a wholesale ahead and i'll just say i will have all the rest of the days news. russia revoking. it's right. a vacation of a global nuclear tests 5 will be live with almost co corresponded to just the bed. the the box spring you some of the days of the news now. they mexico, the death toll off to a powerful storm, swept through a coastal result. town has risen to 46. 58 people are missing and i can pull co mon

u. k. lead at the time. far as johnson rejected the poll insisting b craniums have to fight. let me pull the book goes on. in my opinion, the russians really believed until the very end that they could have pressed us. so we would accept neutrality. this was the main thing for them. they were ready to end the war if we accepted neutrality like finland once did. and then we make a commitment to not joining nato into that. when we return for mr. kimball force johnson came to keith and said that we would not sign anything with them at all. and let's just continue fighting with one of the i spoke with a member of the european parliament and for the alternative for germany potty gunner back. now he says that while the chances of a peace talks grow with a delay is costing a lot of lives, the story has speed out all day and off this ever since april all day. but it speed repeatedly denied that suppressed a. so 5 delay, i think so many voices if be the edited at that, it's very difficult to die. so as so offered the dogs to work. that's why i think it's guthrie at the mid to $80.00 y

u. k. have located a british military equipment manufacturer, calling for a ceasefire in gaza, ending in 2 armed sales. israel b a. e systems factory doesn't directly export the equipment to israel, but supplies parts for us made fight, or just flown by these really a 1000000 united nations as warren, that fighting into the ends. west inductor region is escalating. it says more than 800 people, most refugees had been killed by armed militia in the last few days. more than 10000 have been killed in 7 months of conflict. protesters have again clash with police in spain over a controversial amnesty plan. prime minister pedo sanchez is offering cut the lawn separate as an amnesty in exchange for them backing a new governor. opponents have been demonstrating in madrid for the past week. a russian president vladimir putin has claimed that western weapons deliveries to ukraine have ended up in the hands of homos and other tara groups in the middle east. russian state tv has been quick to exploit the israel, how most conflict for propaganda purposes. the russian state media, the conflict in the middle east, has become

u. k. have blockades of a british military equipment manufacturer, according for a ceasefire and gaza. and an end to on sales to israel. the b a is to since factory doesn't directly explore the equipment to israel, the supplies parts of the us made by to jet. so by these really minutes, russian president vladimir putin has claims that western weapons deliveries to ukraine have ended up in the hands of him us and the other tower groups in the middle east. russian state tv has been quick to exploit the israel hum us conflicts for propaganda purposes. for russian state media, the conflict in the middle east has become the latest site for its ongoing propaganda war against the west. and the us. one main claim, the us as a war monger, both in israel and the new great me to come america or is it will with everyone on russian state t v including on the show of prominent pro kremlin host like you, me to sell out the off on the channel, russia, $1.00 to $2.00 conflicts are presented as 2 sides of the coin, which includes these people don't have any moral authority. there's not a toll. on several occasions, russian president vladimir

u. k. block added the british military equipment manufacturer closing for a ca, calling for a safe spot in gaza. and an into sales to each route b, i. e. system spector, doesnt directly explore any equipment to his robot supplies pots for us by digits, loans, a russian president vladimir to it. and this claimed that western weapons deliveries to you, crime have ended up in the hands of hamas and other terra groups and the middle east. russian television has been quick to exploit the as well. i must conflict for propaganda purposes for russian state media. the conflict in the middle east has become the latest site for its ongoing propaganda war against the west. and the us one main claim, the u. s. as a war monger both in israel and the new crate medical america or is it well with everyone on russian state t v including on the show of permanent to crow kremlin host. like you, me, as a lot of the off on the channel, russia, one to 2 conflicts are presented as 2 sides coined, which included these people don't have any moral authority. there's not a total. on several occasions, russian president vladimir putin has claimed that weste

u. k, but all over the world is kind of off. i kind of lost the question, but what role the media organization has like the b, b, c having so shaping public. i mean, i mean, they pay a huge role because most people, what's just mainstream media, right. what do you think people are starting to move away from mainstream and find some find independent just like a so it was just part of the problem because the main stream media now it is, is also moving in the realms of big events. and that way you can look at the email for example, which is quite simple in terms of the context. it's loading, it's all schools. they're like, the number one will close to the number one news back from in the what size, even though they're not gonna turn the test page. so the banks and i need the alternatives. but i mean, they're a lot of conspiracy theories. they're the bbc at least hotspot, same as the o as in context, the wife find incredible about the baby's sake is it's been off with the code, but it's pretty on all sorts of conspiracy theories. not jumps on the scouts equal to one side street tax. whereas when we actually go situation, but we need bo

u. k. and the us turing central asian countries and saying that only sources despite the fact that they are members of the c s t o and the b c o, they must abide by the functions matching the goals. but they could be at least a bit more respectful. so when you say it's a bit more expected to smotts, they are even as well as see some making demands of the china. they think that the china must do what they say. said there was this a deputy state secretary, i think sherman, i think is the name judy she finished with us middle east seeing the ship, talked about india and she said publicly, we must explain this to india, what it's national interest of. leslie sealed on numerous to i cannot truly comment on this 7. those are figures funding, so we don't need this kind of soft power. i'm not sure that we have both of that. so it has stopped, including the phrase is now doctrinal documents. i see that say that we must create a positive image of russia broad time. we say that we must create an object of imaging. we know what our shortcomings are, was a sort of the child born of history. and that caused by some inertia almost like w

b ds. that's boy caught to us when functions which questions israel's right to exist. it continues to say stands for peace and dialogue from the mtv music awards to pel, music u. k. and fashion trust sarabia globally, events of being cancelled in the wake of the war and gaza.

b ds. that's boy called us when functions which questions israel's right to exist. it continues to say it stands for peace and dialogue from the mtv music awards to pel, music u. k. infection trust the rapier glibly events of being canceled in the wake of the war. in garza many say out of respect, bought some say they being silenced. last week, the list phone gallery in london, postponed chinese. all it is i way way's exhibition. he tells alters 0 is because he was very cool about the war and gone to saying today's politics seemed to be about everyone avoiding contribution and evading responsibility, the world we and how it resembles a medieval era. the front such books i postponed to the world survey the policy and also at the news ship is book minded detail. the organize a link problem says this is due to the will start to buy from us under which millions of people in israel and palestine is suffering and jewish american open nathan tools. so multiple events in the u. k. and the us 10 sold for his book tool a day in the life of wood salma over and over and over again. we have these wars in gaza and everybody when we have these wars calls for restoration of com

b o. and frustration of the high cost of basic necessities funds for a meeting between the leaders of greece, the u. k. have crumbled off with dispute about the elegant marbles on the fox, athens once returned from the u. k. prime prime minister cutty eco spencer tockets express what he called annoyance. british prime minister wishes to not for cancelling that face to face meeting at the last minute or so as long sort of a ton of the stop shoes. they were removed from the puff and on by british diplomat, 2 centuries ago, with permission form ultimate all star seas grease, both sides. they have no right to give them away. let's pretend to our special coverage of the war and gaza now causes zoo has being one of the many casualties of israel's intense bombardment. the true extent of the damage is on the now being seen, the warning that image and kim, this report contains some images for you, is may find stressing. it looks like the end because it's already pretty good. see, is not reduced to rubble. this one's highest around 100 species. we know the to be is a police to the community intellectual communi

part roll every between the of b is rarely states against the people of palis done is so close to me. i don't like to be at pub date con, still a head on al jazeera, the u. k. supreme court phones, the flagship plan to proceed. so next conservative government to the, for the asylum seekers to we're one that is unlawful. the business latex to be sponsored by interlock tuck. he's real estate consultant. the base initial agents to be sponsored by intellect. tuck, he's real estate consultant. the the, this update you now on some of the days of the news. you guys, problem in the service you soon and the presidents are for one to pull kick on me. both reaffirms are committed to making the agreement on migrants work. that's off the britain. supreme court ruled the controversial government plan to the port asylum seekers to the east african country is unlawful. 5 justices said they would be at the risk of little treatment and could be sent back to their home countries once they arrived in lawanda. sonya guy i go, has more from london, the supreme court came to its decision that unanimously referring itself to decisions that the court of appeal had made itself. tha

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