u. k. based start up not plot chose to make sustainable packaging. just have a do, it is a company secret, but they've even developed a revolutionary way to encapsulate liquids in an edible bubble. just imagine all those single use cop set sporting events. so parties could be replaced with something that's convenient, compact and sustainable. because allergies are among the fastest growing organisms on the planets some of history that we are using the lab grows up to a meter for they to some very, very renewable resource. it doesn't require any fresh water or filter lasers. so unlike any form of agriculture, we don't have to add anything as humans. it doesn't compete with food crops. and lastly, it's very biodegradable. the possibilities seem endless. see, we can be used for clean, single use packaging. or as dissolving liquids so dispenses and much more. it was for these innovative ideas that not plow was presented that 2022 earth shop prize in the category build a waste free wells are oh and how about you? if you are also doing your bit, tell us ab

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u. k based freelance journalist and contributor to numerous outlets including the dissenter, jacobin the canary and electronic intifada. welcome ahmed. good to have you. thanks so much for joining us. thank you for inviting me, mom and let's start with the need or the lack of a need for changes to espionage laws in the united kingdom that are already among the most draconian in the western world. why is there such interest within the british conservative party to strengthen the official secrets act? what's the basis of this, this movement? and so there are multiple acts that been passed over the years that they want to consolidate into a single one. what they're now calling the national security bell. so just to be clear, it's not just the tory party, although the conservative party, although they're the ones who are, who hold the majority of seats and parliament and therefore control the executive branch of government. um, i mean there are some people like to socialists like jeremy corbin, we've come out against the bell, but there is majority support from the labor party. why to buy ca

u. k. based firm conflict armament research, we're talking about micro chips, engine parts, and other microelectronics made by u. s. companies, and somehow found inside the down iranian drones in ukraine. so the question is, how do they get there? that's the mystery that the white house is currently investigating. exports a. there is no evidence that u. s. companies are knowingly selling the parts to e ride. more likely it's 3rd party distributors that are to blame. now, the u. s. department of commerce is adding 7 more iranian entities to export band list. experts say some of these could be shell companies created by iran to get around previously existing sanctions. me, while iran denies it's drones, have been used in ukraine and claims that iranian drones are made only with iranian parts. doctors in bolivia, worried about a surgeon cases of dang, fever, nearly 2000 people have been infected with it. in recent weeks. health workers, fear the disease could spread even further. victoria gayton be

u. k based and geo, the campaign against arms trade brought legal action against the government over its lucrative arm sales to saudi arabia. reads military has been accused of committing multiple war crimes during its 8 year intervention in yemen. civil war, however, london in its defendants insist that you pay is not a party to the conflict. since 2015 the u. k has license at least 8000000000 pounds worth of military aid to saudi arabia for use in yemen. some estimates say the actual sum is much higher, and if all additional licenses are taken into account, the real figure could be closer to $23000000000.00. the british weapons include military aircraft and bombs, which have been used against cities held by the who the rebels. some 9000 civilians are said to have been killed by the saudi led coalition. political analysts, alexander mckay says the war is yet another example of britain serving its own interests. we a proxy conflicts. the british government claims that it's not a party to the conflicts, it starts as laughable as their other claim, which is that they're not a party to the

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u. k. based firm conflict armament research. we're talking about microchips, engine parts and other microelectronics made by u. s. companies, and somehow found inside the down iranian drones in ukraine. so the question is, how do they get there? that's the mystery that the white house is currently investigating. experts say there is no evidence that u. s. companies are knowingly selling the parts to iran, more likely it's 3rd party distributors that are to blame. now, the us department of commerce is adding 7 more iranian entities to the export band list. experts say some of these could be show companies created by iran to get around previously existing sanction. meanwhile, iran denies it's drones have been used in ukraine and claims that iranian drones are made only with iranian parts. what remains all the post cold war nuclear arms control agreements? negotiate between the us and russia may now be in jeopardy. washington accuses moscow, violating the new start treaty by bending inspections. the treaty is set to expire in 2026

u. k based a n g o the campaign against arms trade, legal action against the country, the government, which lucrative arm sells to saudi arabia. we ask the military has been accused of committing multiple war crimes during get to a 2 year intervention in yemen. civil war. however, london and this, the defendants insist, the u. k is not a party to the conflict since 2015. the u. k is license the lease to a 1000000000 pounds worth of military 8 to saudi arabia for use indiana. and some estimates say the real sum is much higher and the whole additional licenses are taken into account. the real number could be close to to 23000000000. the british weapons include military aircraft and devastating bombs which had been used against cities held by the who's the rebels. some 9000 civilians are said to have been killed by the sound. the lead coalition political alex, alexander my case is the war is another example of person. so i think it so the interest via proxy conflict. the british government claims that is not a party to the conflicts. it stops as laughable as their other claim, which is that no

u. k based n g o, the campaign against arms trade legal action against the countries governments over its lucrative arm sells to saudi arabia. whereas the military house being accused of committing multiple war crimes during gets a d into vention in yemen. civil war. however, london on this defendants insists the u. k. is not a policy to the conflict. since 2015 the u. k. as licensed at least 8000000000 pounds and military aid to saudi arabia full use in yemen. some estimates say the real sum is much higher and could be more than 23000000000. if all additional licenses are taken into account. the british weapons include military aircraft and devastating bombs which have been used against cities held by the who's the rebels . from 9000 civilians are said to have been killed by the saudi led coalition of our countries during the ongoing intervention in yemen. well, let's discuss this further now with our guest, alexander k political analyst and editor of red star radio. many thanks for joining us on the program this evening. it's nice to see you. so alex, on the what do you make the bushes?

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what that meant was that there were some, some g, b, or u, k based suppliers who are no longer willing to sound some goods to northern ireland . and so that's obviously cause some difficulty the bureaucracy involve added additional cost and complexity. but the opportunity that exists on this protocol, i am where the cards have fallen from northern are very positive. i. what we've already seen is that in the last 2 years, our exports to the on to the rest of the world have increased very significantly. other sales to the rest of the united kingdom have increased also we were with the play, most of us morning. we met them far but 45 minutes and he talks about the extraordinary opportunity that exists. yeah, and i for northern, i was a call on what we're really beginning to notice. notice that our manufactures are already here on those who are looking for so told in the u. k. market on the market or not looking at northern ira and there was so much help as you mentioned in for the when the family, but it's not a done deal yet. so what's your message to the democratic unionist party who's

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u. s. intends to increase its military presence on a british basing cyprus, as, according to a bunch of leaks, documents reported by the declassified u. k. news outlets. meanwhile, the pentagon maintains its claim that only 14 staff members are present, that the u. s. air force has been using the british base for decades. the size of the deployment has been kept secret length documents claimed that in 2018 there were 87 u. s. m and stationed ads are a f i criteria. it also mentioned the construction of a new $147.00 room dormitory facility at a cost of $27000000.00 to accommodate the same personnel responsible for training you to is by plane cruise. it remains unclear whether any u. s. missions have been carried out from the location. we have requested comments from cypress and turkey, and will, of course, bring you that response. as soon as we get his former pentagon security policy analyst, michael maloof, say the increase in u. s. military presence may be explained by washington's focus on the mediterranean region on north africa. it's a very strategic location. it's just an enhancement. it's probably mostly for intelligence purposes

she is a british kurdish political activists based in the u. k. welcome to you all, marcia. i want to start by asking you personally if there was anything that surprised you when you 1st heard about ibis story, how did you feel? sadly, unsurprised by it because the context of iraq and the nature of tribal society is something that continues to inflict violence on women throughout iraq's contemporary history. so of course, i was fat and shocked anger, but not surprised. and i think that really is the root of the problem that we continue to expect. that's kind of violence against women in iraq. and now when you hear that answer, i'm curious, given your decades of work on this issue inside iraq. was there anything that stood out to you about his situation, particularly the fact that she had previously as you know, you know, been escape or escaped feeling very sad that she's very young, twenties, 22 years old. only on feeling always that she is, you know, send and she could really live in a peaceful way. and she has to choose her partner of every human being that has the title f

u. s. intends to increase this military presence on a british base in cyprus next year. according to a batch of leaked documents reported by the declassified u. k. news outlets. meanwhile, washington's department of defense maintains its claim that only 14 staff members are present that the u. s. i, forth has been using the british base for decades that the size of the deployment has been kept. c course, lease documents claimed in 2018 that were $87.00 us admin stations that are accurate. terry, it was, i mentioned the construction of a new $147.00 room dormitory facility at a cost of $27000000.00 to accommodate the same person responsible for training you to spy plane. for is, it remains unclear. were there any u. s. missions have been carried out from the location. we've requested comments from cyprus and yet, and will bring you that response as soon as we get welcome to leave a former senior pentagon security analysts say the increase in u. s. military presence may be explained by washington's focus on the mediterranean region and north africa. it's a very strategic location. it's just an enhancement. it's probably mostly for intelligence pu

based in london. welcome to w josie. so the u. k. economy showing some resilience there. what are the main factors for that? so yes, we map narrowly manage to avoid recession at the end of last year, which highlights that were quite resilient economy with people who sent right over it. and not mostly do that relative. the trunk is despite the cost of living, cried this. people still go out and spend most which could be part eating some savings, but still not think right. it's fatty week. we should be think migrated, not until the economy isn't in an amazing position. we off will costing to competitive quotas of contraction this year and say it's good news. it's a, it's a good signal that we have an end to the recession yet, but we're not completely out of the wood. right? i mean, the question is, josie, where do we go from here? i mean, you mentioned that, i mean there was the u. k. economy shrank by half percent in december. we have the gigantic cost of living crisis. we have spiking inflation shortage of workers, high energy prices, and the dust reaction across the coun

based in london. welcome to w josie. so the u. k. economy showing some resilience there. one of the main factors for that. so yes, we mat narrowly managed to avoid recession at the end of last year, which highlights that were quite resilient. economy with rocky focus and growth over last year, and not mostly at relatively strong services. despite this cost of living crisis, people still go out has been last year, which could be partly due to some ham debit savings. i'm still not saying right. it's fairly weak. we should be seeing i grace is not and say the economy isn't in an amazing position. we offer costing to consecutive who is of contraction early this year and say it's good news is a good signal that we have an end to the recession. yes. but we're not completely out of the way. right? i mean, the question is josie, where do we go from here? i mean, you, you mentioned that, i mean, there was, the economy shrank by half percent in december. we have this gigantic cost of living crisis. we have a spiking inflation shortage of workers, high energy prices on industrial ac

intends to increase its military precedence on a british base in cyprus next year, as, according to a bunch of li documents reported by declassified u. k. in, while washington's department of defense maintains is claimed that only 14 staff members are present. the u. s. force has been using the british base for decades, so the sides of the deployment has been kept secrets, lead documents, claims in 90, sorry, 2018. there were $87.00 us men stationed at our f acro theory. it's also mentions the construction of a new $147.00 room dorm facility. it's a cost of $27000000.00 to accommodate the same personnel responsible for training the crew of you to spy planes are still remains unclear. with any u. s. missions have been carried out yet from that location, and we requested comments from cypress and we will bring you their response as soon as we get them. to discuss the issue, we're now joined life by michael, my former senior pentagon security analyst. michael, thanks for finding the time to speak was today. i guess the 1st question is, what's the big deal? well that's, that's a good question because there's, there's been such a relationsh