u. k. basically criminalizing descent from anything that strays from approved government orthodoxy. now baton at the commission is now picking a fight with you on musk directly saying that if musk does it in a fact sense or people like the original twitter did well, then the e u is just gonna go find him 6 percent of excess global revenue. not just that, you know, coming from the you so much so far has responded by what else been trolling baton on twitter, posting the letter baton, sent him online, vowing not to back down in defense of free speech and worth noting ben george orwell. the iconic author of 1984 was british. so, you know, maybe he was just way, way, way ahead of his time. yeah. he said it certainly was by the way you're most controlling him. those are things we love about him about may not be good interviewer, but the trolls like no one outside the sorry, the russian forces have gained control over parts of the beloved. the region of incurs following a field ukrainian often some to advance further interruption held territory and just the kind of past couple of days sinc

u. k is basically quite well as a whole kind of, um you know, uh, due to the inclusion that kind of was agenda as some people. and it would totally tend to give me the, i'm a firm believer in increasing the street ups, which gave you pretty deep sleep. but there's also a sense that if people have to imagine license assigned to, you know, working class people. and so they're both of them being had on issues like the migration they, they're saying, well, what about us? what about on needs? nothing. that is a genuine service. you didn't know apps that you might think by the needs of the marginalized groups and society. you know, sexuality and always kind of things, issues of color and that sort of thing, but she's use of economic, this is a disadvantage and you'd be lady by the justice system. i think it is the father to the canada and australia have agreed to round up military cooperation in the, in the pacific sizing, growing chinese influence in the region in china is pursuing the most ambitious mid trip build up of any nation sees the 2nd world war and its look into a shade the nationa

u. k, a basically bracing for any further crackdowns fronts. find yourself in the middle of a media file storm over the rest of telegram co found the public boat off, and all the tech giant's like rumble a fleeting for the safety. if it were coming is due at all faces 10 years in prison . if found guilty of multiple alleged crime is committed via his platform, including the failure to stop the distribution of child pornography. as well as refusing to give authority is use or information. he was raised on a 5000000 euro bail bond, the cotton leave fronts as long as the case is open. and back to galloway again, he says telegram is no more dangerous than other popular platforms that are kind of a nuff being targeted. so if the charges against him have any validity, then the owners of every single platform of from instagram through facebook through twitter and all the others are all guilty of the same thing. and it's very hard to believe that the action taken by mackerel was not carbonated with washington, which is of course, in the process of dest

u. k is basically doing his best to stump out free speech. written is not yet a fascist country, but is definitely on the road to extinguishing a freedom of speech. in the case of mrs. wilkinson, a 61 year old lady, highly respected, both in our own community and in the wider pro palestine community, which is millions of people in brooklyn. to turn up with 12 police officers. i mean, you try calling the police in britain today. if you are the victim of an order, not a crime, you'll be lucky to see one officer. if you are someone speaking out against the prevailing orthodoxy, then if you do retain your liberty, you will at least suffer from me. i will go to the mix suppression of your output, strangulation of various kinds, binding the plot forming all of this that's not happening is being directed from the top from key or style. most labor, government, so called are they are presiding over a correct dollar on dissidence. all the things that i grew up being told, well things the other people that in other countries know in free countries like ours. well, as the u. k, prices are farther c

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u. k is basically put, an interesting topic has been raised by no less a figure than the need on most to accuse cure storm or, and you can long foresman to, in general, of conducting so called to, to your, at policing. is it your sense that that there has been a difference and it's of expanding in terms of treatment and tactics when it comes to police, dealing with certain groups of protesters because it appears so when, when you look at media coverage of what's being done, there's this unified at off as ition to those on the emerald green pro testers. but then when it's perhaps left wing protesters, there's a different sense. those editorials soften some what? not quite the same. yeah, i mean, certainly, as i said, you know, any violent protests must be dealt with in the bus man and by the police like a big school. the sections a deal with divided by testers with the, from the left, with this on the line. but it's not actually being done when you, when you see like labor chi square is talking essentially in london, a bite at the need to, to the head be the they far right protesters that

basically, this is something that the u. k. has seen in the past, but this last week since the tragic stopping of the 3 little girls in southport this has completely gone out of hand. and now a lot of people in the country living basically in fear, sit faster reporting. thank you so very much. and the will, hutton is a columnist for the observer and president of the economy of social sciences, and he says several factors, a few of the unrest in the okay, take a listen. this you generally kick for some young sugs of actually get in a come gazing and causing may have throwing rocks at the place. i mean uh, you know, it is that and secondly, i think there is a, uh, feeling is good enough. i have uh some yeah. is that actually um at the cost of the country where this has been going on or where quite a lot of asylum seekers have been shunted and catching hospitals and hotels awaiting the assign them claim to be processed. and i think there's a lot of resentment and some of these communities that, that any of they kind of left behind

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u. k, it plays a very, very big role. indeed. basically the was off the wall, the more likely was i have some sympathy with our views within the u. k. it's, but there is a deprivation that i've seen some little but some of the was writing that we've seen in the u. k. over the last couple of weeks, places like sol, places like little pools, but there are exceptions to that. it's worth remembering that in south ports we've seen where you saw the 3 or if it was the trigger of these rights, then that is not an area of deprivation. but it was people coming in and deprived people coming in from other towns to riots and try on the top a most. i lived in south over several decades. i know the time, well, i can tell me it's not, and every deprivation. so it's not as simple as simply say, look into the west, off in society that are involved in this struggle. looked at according to research and not just coming out of the u. k, but other countries as well, like the u. s. immigration is often is an overall plus for, for most economy. so then how do you

u. k. for example, when it's shut down the money industry, it basically pushed deeper into disability and sickness benefits. if you look at other kind of big foundations historically in the beginning of the industrial revolution, you know, a lot of people left behind. and we've seen in places like detroit in an industrial waste lands in, in heavy industries, centers across the, as well as the economies that we really haven't go a very good system in place to shifting people from good jobs in industry that are being hit by any technology, so governments of really, really good thing called about how they manage this transitions because people don't want to leave behind the jobs, the starting right at the bottom of the, of the tree in terms of the next career. so how can we help people re scale and shipped across the levels of pay and seeing your receipts that actually help them feel valued and not feel like this technology is coming in, destroying that lives reaching handbook with the rubbishing? is elaine that seems to be one problem, which is probably good for the people involved, but there seems

u. k. is justice system highlighted further by the mass arrests. the was a basic for you, which is a failure to have it on for some places for the number of prisoners that were being sentenced to prison. se, like a boss has basic a failure of government for the previous couple. this could possibly have gone. we've had to deal with that with the additional strain. also disorder of recent weeks over crowding has exacerbated a crisis that's been used in the making with to few new prisons built to ease the pressure. the sentence is one of 20 months imprisonment during these measures, offenders will any face a quote only when a cell is confirmed is ready until then they will be held in police cells. it's the 2nd time this year. the mechanism has been triggered more than 1100 people have been arrested during and after the recent writing. and that has increased the pressure on the prison system to manage capacity. the automatic release point for most standards sentences is being would use from 50 percent to 40 percent of the time subs. but this won't apply to serious vio

u. k. is justice system highlighted further by the mass arrests? the was a basic for you, which is a failure to have it on for some places for the number of prisoners that were being sentenced to prison policies. i, a boss has basic, a failure of government for the previous governors could possibly have gone. we've had to deal with that with the additional strain of the disorder of recent weeks. over crowding has exacerbated a crisis that's been used in the making with too few new prisons built to ease the pressure. the sentence is one of 20 months imprisonment during these measures, offenders will any face a quote only when a cell is confirmed is ready until then they will be held in police cells. it's the 2nd time this year. the mechanism has been triggered more than $1100.00 people have been arrested during and after the recent writing and that has increased the pressure on the prison system to manage capacity views.

u. k. government, you can government people often had lunch as much like that. and basically when they went after richard with hers last week, they address. so this is my 1st, i know that because it's a journalist of an activist as well. there's exact almost extra this, anybody who was, they would be interested in sort of case they built in charges and there isn't charges. that means that's 1.5. she can go with the genius for 3 years. so for saying that i am, i guess the stuff that's happening and goes, i don't know. but why mean i've just final question on this cuz i'm thinking i've seen protests in um in the, in the u. k where thousands of people have been protesting for the ceasefire and for. busy palestinians, and against the massacre that's being perpetrated by israel. why would they arrest her and not those are the thousands of people. what is it about her that makes her so special? she is a very influential figure. it also shouldn't be there. she has course to have been in the followers of all the read for she doesn't have books and at the same time recency over the pa

hoarding the whole thing here responsible basically they are accusing him off us of spreading or, or be cutting the reason for the violence that happened in the u. k. the also accused him of damaging the repetition of focused on was he the only one who posted something like this? do we know that? no, there was, there was, he was not the only one, but according to the cutter, these, his account was one of the 1st ones that, that came up with this information for the information. according to this 9, he basically picked information from another website and the to it did, but his account or, and history, it was widely shared. so what i mean is he regards whores, him responsible for what happened in the u. k. but clearly the tardies believe that this fake information missed information also sets an example of how far are we at on 4000 miles away from the u. k. one person was doing something in his house and that had created or few with so much extension in the u. k. do we know what, what's going to happen next? these going to be charged and some cents going to be extradited. it seems quite extraordinary for the police have handed him over to federal i

u. k. government and you can government people asking her lunch as much like we did that. and basically when they went after richard with her last week, the address of which was my 1st another because it's, it's during the list of activists as well. there's exact on extra does anybody who speaks was they would be interested in sort of case they built in charges and there isn't charges. that means that's 1.5. she can go with the genius for 3 years . so for saying that i am, i guess the stuff that's happening in gov, i don't have to but why mean i'm just final question on this because i'm thinking i've seen protests in the, in the, in the u. k, where thousands of people have been protesting for the ceasefire, and for palestinians and against the massacre that's being perpetrated by israel. why would they arrest her and not those of the thousands of people? what is it about her that makes her so special? she is a very influential figure, it also shouldn't be there. she has quoted a 1000000 followers of old be useful, or she doesn't have books and at the same time recency. over the past wee

u. k recently, but i've seen strikes, for instance, from frame drive is demanding more pay and, and the government have basically said that the going to show up public sector pay quite significantly. so that is this dynamic which is bad, which can have the impact off of pushing inflation up again. but having that set, i mean, you're not going to get information just because you have a pay rises that pay wise also need to be supported by law liquidity going into the front of me and that central bank can control. okay. yeah, because he has it got jerome poly to walnut keeping high interest rates would cause some pain for families and businesses. you say that now looking to recruit, the law says, how will this reduction and rates help them? i think it's going to vary from family to family and as pulls from country to country as well. i mean, the major effect is that the, the interest rates on different move just you have as a family will be impacted by a reduced rate. now, you know, there are lots of differences between countries about how big interest rate the costs have gone up on their mortgages. i mean, in some

basic freedoms are under attack. no, i'm not going to sugar coated a significant number of people involved in the 2024 u. k. purchased were from the hod right. these rights were initially spoke by those in the u. k, who all fed up with the countries immigration system. perhaps i should say lack of one, but the u. k. is crackdown has been moved to oh boy, anyone's done that over $700.00 arrests with hundreds, most suspects being sold. the u. k is newly minted leader is being accused of gas light, taking them in terms of case tom is free speech. he's now think of the last 7 days or so the way he has cooled down the cycled fall. right. and the inference being any party on a mall, just as protesting because they are concerned about the state to put anybody and everybody on my there's not just as a protest, he's there for deemed as for right, despite the u. k. so often claim it up, whole freedom of speech, stuff blatantly and true. even the new and has a serious concerns about the treatment to protest is including peaceful ones in the u. k. peaceful protest is being prosecuted and convicted under the police cri

u. k. 's justice system highlighted further by the mass arrests. there was a basic fight, which is a failure to have it on for some places, for the number of prisoners that were being sentenced to prison. se i filed as basic a failure of government for the previous governors could possibly have gold. we've had to deal with that with the additional strain of the disorder of recent weeks. over crowding has exacerbated a crisis that's been used in the making with too few new prisons built to ease the pressure sentences one of 20 months imprisonment. during these measures, offenders will only face a quote only when a so is confirmed is ready until then they will be held in police cells. it's the 2nd time this year. the mechanism has been triggered. within 1100 people have been arrested during and after the recent writing and that has increased the pressure on the prison system to manage capacity. the automatic release point from most standards sentences is being would use from 50 percent to 40 percent of time sub. but this won't apply to serious violent defenders, inclu

u. k. crowds and also iraq. so what we have here is really a sort of a compound this effort by the united states. basically speaking with allies, given the fact that the united states has not have direct relations with iran speaking to his allies and do have relations with iran or in some cases do not. but and just looking for those channels to try and communicate to iran. do not attack or limit that attack, which i'm coming out of washington dc right now that you've just hope footed it out of a white house briefing. what came out of that? kimberly yeah, well what we know is that we're getting a clear picture of what the united states is expecting. and it really is kind of leaving that open ended in terms of when some kind of attack by a wrong could occur. what we're hearing from freeze on peer the press secretary is that they don't believe a response of started yet from iran or has the law. what they say though is that they believe it's imminent. they are monitoring, but they believe it could come in the next few days. and as a result, the patent go on has already pre positioned military assets in the reg

in south africa with a homeless that who called a full even the most basic of rooms, having to be evicted from the streets in the u. k. we just go back that there were riots recently and various other issues, but one of the issues that kept coming up as well was about the fact that housing is unavailable to the general populace. the british nationals, which is why they were annoyed. and if we look at the issue of affordable housing just before the elections in june, it was a huge issue in france and germany as you say, the g 7 additionally as well the but it isn't just a, a western develop nathan, the west and developed nations problem or do we see a different version of it in the pool or south a be see a slightly different version of like for example, in that in america, that are overwhelming number of people who are facing difficult, the accessing affordable housing, but they tend to live in the informal settlements or slums, when they're also struggling with the affordable housing. and we also see that, for example, with many asian countries rapidly organizing the asian countries, we had received similar trends as

basically far wide shaped thing of the narrative. i think it's the spread of populism across europe that you know, is affecting departments, extend the u. k as well. and unfortunately, we tend to see and if we take a sort of broad, a historical view in terms of west and politics, it, whenever there is a, a high level of the inequality associated quality, economic inequality, pull, housing, pool, and resources available for as for, for social services whenever there's a big crisis that affects the economy. we've had breakfast here. we've had coven, we've had the ukraine rush of crisis, that conflict has been going on for for years. and now, all of that tends to create an environment that looks for an easy escape goes by the political need is because they don't have the competence all the capability or the, well sometimes to deal with these massive big problems that the germ recording, just highlights it instead, they look for easy ways to divert the public's attention from all of these big companies. and unfortunately, claiming most slim planning the margaret community has become the go to not just here in the u. k by people like not to fo

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basic combat properties, are indeed superior. well, if you walk by here, you can probably see the flags off all the nations of the collective ways to can see of simon friends, u. k. united states of america. and of course they here for the pleasure of the visitors and exhibitors or a month offer of archie must go. yeah, you can see many more of those pictures right now on line on our website. you know where it is. it's all taken. i would rate my studios and fuck a sign of the perhaps the most exciting period of my career. i went to the soviet union when i came back it was collapsed into 15 bucks. so some of my friends often hold me responsible for breaking it to a foreign policy needs to be named. sometimes you may need to make the point gently, sometimes, forcefully. somewhere on perhaps 2000 me. then the us, you only for the moment ended in a was where you don't have a global policeman telling you what to do. some countries comes to get the phone conversations on issues india, which has to be on the high table. india is an important voice. it cannot be the hello and welcome my name is on. if i'm case they come to my shoulder for the next of an odd. we will dis

basically told him, if he does not moderate his platform properly, especially with regard to some of the material that was being shared on his platform regarding the current political situation in the u. k that you on last may find himself in a, in a law suit. so i think right now what you have with the rest of pebbles there of is you have this sending a message to people like you on must. and perhaps even mark soccer bird that if they do not moderate their platform and perhaps sensor even more that they too can find themselves in a situation where they are facing 12 counts of conspiracy to a number of terrific crimes. but let me be clear, this is really not about illegal activity on the platforms. this is not really about drug traffic game or child abuse. this is about censorship. it's about preventing people's access to information that goes contrary to the establishment narrative on air and online. we've got you covered for more on how prominent russian media and political figures have reacted to the rest of the all wheel drive . our website r t dot com, the kids correct down on ukrainian orthodox church followers is ramping up. one of the countries m p. 's who lost out their religio