u. k. because we praying their secretary for defense when wallace. and you said that it was the reef for national security of the u. k. n g mand youtube to been our channel. because it's the 1st time when the ministry of defense of any country demanded to ban any youtube channel on the u. s. president, facing sharp criticism, it's over his recent announcement on the health of the u. s. economy actually i just want to say a number 0 today. we received news that our economy had 0 percent inflation, 0 percent. the alpha came just ours off to the federal consumer price index. data showed inflation in july dropping slightly to 8 and a half percent from 9 point one in june. so that figure is still a 40 year record for the u. s. economy, where living costs are rising all across the board. oh we did speak to the editor for the rec, reactionary times, julio rivera. he says the by them ministration is struggling with rising prices at levels not seen for at least for decades. this is a desperate democratic party that has an important election coming up in a coup

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u. k. because we praying their secretary for defense when wallace. and you said that the it was the or reef for national security of the you k n t man, that's the youtube to been our channel. ridiculous because it's the 1st time when the mean it's true defense. so any country demanded to ban any youtube channel, ah, supplies of russian oil to the czech republic through ukraine won't be restarted. that's comes off to the company that services the pipeline. the prague didn't pay as transfer fees. a prague will still receive oil from russia through the north, through an oil pipeline coming in from poland. here earlier, ban all oil deliveries through the southern branch of the pipeline transiting ukraine, as the tariffs were not paid by moscow due to sanctions. this lead to hungarian and slow back companies taking the matter into their own hands, a paying the taxes themselves and getting the confirmation to the supply root will be restored in just a few days. now the rouge buff pipeline supplies several europe in countries providing thousands of barrels

u. k, because of the way in which we have more or less cost the cost of energy in this peculiar way she lives on to consumers who are now thinking, where am i going to have enough money to heat my home in the winter and also feed my family, of course, quite a lot of the increase that we've seen right now come through additionally, is because of higher prices. and the bank of england has been raising the interest rates, but that hasn't worked. so what's going on. industries come work very quickly. i mean, the 1st thing to note is that it should be affecting people who want to buy houses . for example, less people are on fixed mortgages, so they've already fix them and they're not affected by the latest increase. in fact, the boss percentage of people are on this fixed mortgage is going to take a bit of time for that to have an effect. yes, of course, businesses will also be affected. in many cases. of course, they had already made pre arranged agreements with the banks to board at a certain rate. those will be coming up for renewal soon. it takes actually months . in fact, installation i

u. k probably because of the vaccine natural immunity, so we need to get higher amounts of vaccine out here and at least now there's a promise of these extra doses coming. probably 150,000 more doses, the cbc said in the month of september. still not enough, we probably are going to end up meeting event. intially something like two million people vaccinated or four million doses, but at least there's so much media attention on this. there's so much pressure on it. they're they're moving faster, but it doesn't look like there's hesitancy. it looks like they're people who want to get the vaccine. they want it and they're lining up the clinic all the time. yeah, absolutely. and that's important now. a lot of this is education as well. i mean monkeypox very close to smallpox, but i mean, this is an education process of who is at risk how wide this could spread. and how do we protect ourselves? i mean, where do you feel like, you know, most of the education needs to go out in terms of really how we handle monkey pox and in our response to it. yeah i mean, i think we need to be really clear on th

u. k. government, after the ties were severe because of the fact was that this is not something that state policy that iranian state would be pursuing us with. still don't know if this attacker high official ties there. i and government of what the exact motive was if he was alone, a top her. but just going back your question. it's the book the say thank versus it's also banned in iran, as in india and a few other muslim majority countries. and it's considered an offensive book to many months. now, you mentioned this fatwas, this religious edict are font, was something that people in the iran are aware of and take very seriously. well, it said bert dixon, order essentially by the top religious and political leader. so back in the day it was a serious order on when the book 1st came out and it also received them was praised in the west, the controversy and a protest and a backlash across the muslim world. but then also in iran, or was massive. but then over the decades and over the years, as for example, we know this attacker was born, wasn't even born when that book was written, or when th

believe that one of the reasons this, this culture has been going on for so long is because it's in the interest of the u . k. and the u. s. to see are those 2 neighbors fighting? and there are many people here in russia who, including president putin who said the other day that he believes that although supplies of western armed to crane, i'm motivated by one goal only to prolong the conflict and to have the russians and the ukrainians are continued to fight, do you think that's all part of the strategy or of the same strategy, or am i stretching it too far? i think it could really rel b because you see the fight. you know that a conflict. i mean the war in ukraine. i think it's after a long time that there's been a conflict in europe and i think that no, no, from that point of view, it's a, there's a big quantitative change. because after the 2nd world war, ah, what the western countries are said to have decided was duma war. because there was so devastated by the horrors of war that this had normal war. but i think what the western world actually said was normal war in the western world, because after the

u. k. this weekend because drivers have gone on strike thousands of employees at 9 rail companies, according for better pay and working conditions. high false reports from central london, one of london's busiest stations closed the business to the unlucky if constant stream of would be travellers arriving at london euston. the same story confusion disappointment, a hasty remaking of plans. but a time when so many a struggling with a mounting cost of living, notably little condemnation of the striking rail workers. people clearly are listening and working for people saying we can't afford it. so maybe this will help . it's a shame, but i think the great good after a rail holiday through europe, shawn's frustration was with the ro companies as he had his friends struggled to get home to dublin. this is plans, you know, it wasn't, they didn't decide to not turn up to work today. so this absolutely could have been avoided, planned around alternatives offered or at the very least they could have di, listed the trains for today. thousands of rent workers belonging to the as left union went on stri

interest rates, and the government to not being honest with the public about because of switches because the u. k. government against the interests of the purchase, sprinkle trade side on the strong plants. i'm not yes. yes, he just time has beaten us, but we, we could chew and a lot of those lot of interesting points raised by you on that story to the anthony webber, independent political commentator life on rti or to you thank you. lot fin authorities in riga have dismantled a memorial to soviet soldiers commemorating victory and were in nazi germany. they controversial move, has provoked outrage in moscow and among lafayette minority ethnic russian community. well, luffy and police arrested at least 5 people we know we understand right now from the cried. she gathered at the site to protest at the start of this month, authorities in the capital and lunch, the monument would be completely destroyed. r t corresponded peter scott told me more earlier. so the monuments in question here is the monuments to deliberates. as of reagan, i was built in 1985 as you said in the, in honor of the soviets ro

equally adamant not to let us develop through getting, you know, see back to, because said that countries were u. s. m, u k, were openly, you know, denouncing seabag. i feel that this is the 1st time that pakistan was able to get some development. i'm having said that, i also feel that if we have governments, that term has some strength, have the knowledge, are honest, then they can negotiate better with the chinese. because in china did his ged to organs for corruption at the highest level. so chinese government are very honest into dealing with other countries and if other countries, governments have equally honest, then deacon bought, you know, what to do. you think god technological vents, the division of technological events between the host country and the investing country. so i think it all depends how much you are able to get out of a, any error before investor. depends on how well you are able to negotiate. and can i very quickly ask you one question about chinese leadership? because any a book you, you pay a lot of attention to confusion qualities and you're saying that the chinese never look fo

u. k. but now it's saying that because it's lacking water because of the dry and, and heat, it now feels that it will be able to step up and help with exports this year. and just when you think that things couldn't possibly get a worse, the financial times is now reporting that european utility companies like francis energy giant, who they f, are sounding the alarm over radioactive, contamination of liquefied natural gas deliveries. europe is also apparently dragging along countries like pakistan and bangladesh behind the energy price rollercoaster. the fact that emerging countries in south asia, like pakistan for example, are currently experiencing one power blackout after the other is also a consequence of europe's failed energy policy. in its attempt to free itself from its dangerous dependency on russia, record speed, the u. s. causing massive turbulence on the global energy markets, which have poor countries particularly hard, but at least europe is united. right? well, maybe not counting those opting out from the gas cuts or polish which wants the rest of europe to keep their hands off

u. k. but now it's saying that because it's lacking water because of the dry and, and heat, it now feels that it won't be able to step up and help with exports this year. and just when you think that things couldn't possibly get a worse, the financial times is now reporting european utility companies like francis energy giant, who they f are sounding the alarm over radioactive, contamination of liquefied natural gas deliveries from britain to the u. i originally sourced from the u. s. same cutter. the problem could to cause pipelines between britain and the e to close. and the new york times is reporting that the looming energy crisis is causing germany to reconsider and nuclear energy. a power source over which berlin has absolutely lambasted paris for maintaining. so i guess better, send gretta timber over there to yell at them. maybe perhaps she can beat zalinski in a streaming match. because really all of this economic and environmental harm, including refusal to fire up the north stream to pipeline, which let's face, it's just sitting there, gathering dust is being done in the name of uk

u. k . but now it's saying that because it's lacking water because of the dry and, and heat. it now feels that it will be able to step up and help with exports this year. and just when you think that things couldn't possibly get a worse, the financial times is now reporting that european utility companies like frances energy giant, o. d, f are sounding the alarm over radioactive, contamination of liquefied natural gas deliveries from britain to the e. u. i originally sourced from the u. s. and cutter. the problem could to cause pipelines between britain and the e to close. and the new york times is reporting that the looming energy crisis is causing germany to reconsider and nuclear energy, a power source over which berlin has absolutely lambasted paris for maintaining. so i guess a better send gret, a timber over there to yell at them. maybe perhaps she can beat zalinski in a screaming match because really all of this economic and environmental harm, including the refusal to fire up the north stream to pipeline which less faces just sitting there, gathering dust is being don

we're going to need to some because johnson is a product of the whole liters and sheen in the u. k. and the reason why he had to be pulled out, well, the reason why there was just minor to data in england was because the conservative party realized it wasn't playing by the rules. the rules of keeping this pretense going, that we have a further democracy in the u. k. and that we really believe in freedom speech and human rights. and all this, he was going off the rails, he was going away from the plantation plantations, american say, and panic because served as well. well, if you carried on doing that, it doesn't matter about the scandals that you keep on. but if you carry on doing it, people will start to realize that actually this is a functioning democracy anymore. and then there is a facade here, you know, where super leach in our country say, the big decisions. and, you know, and i think a big part of george mentioned the, the, the unintended consequence of countries no longer buying a products that probably wasn't factored in to taking on russia in the u. k. you know, the fact t

u. k. hit a 40 year high because from the office of national statistics show the consumer price index, which is 10 point one percent in july. that's up from 9.4 percent the previous month. hire food prices pushed inflation into double digits. staples such as bread, milk and eggs are more expensive and for all food prices rose to point 3 percent between june and july. unless say they expect inflation to peak in the autumn. you case central bank has warned it may hit 13 percent this year. a col, thompson is an economist at the center for economics and business research. he says things are likely to get worse before they get better. in terms of more immediate support that will probably be the job of incoming government and in number 10 downing street. they are the ones that can provide payments and cost of living support payments like we've seen, announced earlier in the year, more of which is probably going to be needed in the months ahead. 10 point one percent inflation is is very significant. something we haven't seen since the early months of $982.00, roughly half of the inflation rate is d

u. k. millions are struggling because of rising inflation from average monthly salaries and now not high enough to cover the rising cost of living. for example, in families with 2 children, if only one parent works full time, they're left without enough money to cover their living expenses. they need more than an extra $1000.00 a month to keep afloat. if one parent works full time in the other part time after expenses, they are left with $400.00 a month. and if both parents work full time they have on average $1400.00 left. but spring in vicky price, now she's the chief economic adviser at the center for economics and business research and the former u. k. government economic advisor. she joins us now from athens. are good to have you with this. so is it going to be physically impossible for many people to bear these massive energy bill rises. it will be very difficult for many and worked with series that millions are going to fall into what the term fuel poverty. so more than 10 percent of their income would be going on paying for and as you, but of course there will be many who will fi

we're going to need to some because johnston is a product of the whole liters and sheen in the u. k. and the reason why he had to be pulled out the reason why there was just minor coup d'etat in england was because the conservative party realized it wasn't playing by the rules. the rules of keeping this pretense going, that we have a further democracy in the u. k, and that we really believe in freedom speech and human rights and all this, you know, he was going off the rails, he was going away from the plantation plantations. american. ready and panic conserved as well. well, if you carried on doing that, it doesn't matter about the scandals that you keep on it. but if you carry on doing it, people will start realize that actually this isn't a functioning democracy anymore. and then there is a facade here, you know, where super lead to our country take the big decisions. and, you know, and i think a big part of george mentioned the, the, the unintended consequence of countries no longer buying a product that probably wasn't factored in to taking on russia in the u. k. you know, the

u. k. froze, intervene, but also we are knitted by all these countries because we are, we are, we are holding a very key role playing a key role in the, in the pacific strategic lines that we are we get a very good my good chip. industrial, we have democracy, so we need them and then need, as they can not a road that hasn't become under the control china. all right. a military has also warned court that it will continue to carry out military training and prepare for war. what happens if china tomorrow decides to blockade taiwan than all the semiconductor industry that you're talking about gets located? what happens then? here? that means that we're, we're not the only one country who suffered this brocade, german usa, all a word or to with who needs it. microsoft there were and that could share that with suffer under that. so that when that that are you certain that the world will come to ty, ones if thy one is actually threatened by china for an actual invision. i spin exit very often, this kind of questions like what the americans would come over to help us. my answer is always no, that won

ministry of this defense all the you k because we're praying for their secretary of defense and wallace. and if you say that it was a reason for national security of the u. k. n t man, that's you tube to ban our channel. ridiculous because it's a 1st time when the minister of defense or any country demanded to ban any channels. well, no good news providing these days. the american president, facing sharp criticism over his recent announcement on the issue of u. s. inflation. actually just want to say a number 0 today. we received news that our economy had 0 percent inflation, 0 percent for that announcement came just ours off of the federal consumer price index data showed inflation in july, dropping slightly to $8.00 and a half percent just down from 9 point one percent in june. that figure is still a 40 year record for the u. s. economy, where living costs are on the rise all across the board. biden's comment certainly sparks and criticism from various quarters. ridiculous it from the white house. there is 8.5 percent inflation and basically everything anyone ever buys went up in price. this is just cruel gas lighting from the bite and administration.

u. k can expect big disruptions to their travel plans this weekend because drivers have gone on strike of thousands of employees that 9 rail companies, according for better pay and working conditions, high force, it has more from one of london's major train stations. at least the kinds of scenes we've seen replayed throughout the day here, one of london's busy stations confusion. turning to this appointment, turning to hastily and provide new travel plans because london houston station is entirely closed. it is for the victim to this major industrial action that's been taking place across the country on this saturday, the as left rail union, its members working out on strike some parts of the u. k. without any real services, some with a heavily diminished service and it's just one of many strikes to transport that have been carried out throughout the summer and more indeed are expected. now the boss of the union, he blames the government saying that the government is not allowing the rail companies to try to award the kind of pay increases the unions after the fear of further fueling infl

u. k. government, western government western position. or maybe just because they're only hearing 11 way before that bullet rubbish. but they put out mainly the propaganda that they put out is, has nothing to do with the real issues because they suppressed the truce. and so to find truth in, in the west, certainly, i don't about russia a bed. it's just as hard in russia to find real trues is, is a huge task. you have to go on to the internet and then you have to sift your way through all the sites until you find an opportunity to perhaps discover what might be going on and what the truth of something is. i know what those sites are on the internet in my english speaking. well, i don't know about russia. i hope the same thing exist. and that there are troublemakers in russia who are determined to learn the truth about things too. because i bet you're not gonna suggest me that you can find the truth in crafter all or one of the other mainstream media. i don't know that. why is it my advise it now? i understand, but it, i don't know. it's about an hour years, isn

ministry of this defense of the you k, because we're praying for their secretary for the fans when wallace. and he said that it was a reason for national security of the u. k. and he, man, that's you tube to been our channel ridiculous because it's a 1st time when the minister of defense, so any country demanded to ban any channel. the american javelin, anti tank system may actually be rather less effective in combat than previously thought. i think got insight into a review paper by the weapons company behind the joplin, which raises questions into the systems reliability and success rate. based on observations over 3 brigade teams, training rotations, anti armor engagements are generally less effective than what gunners and leaders expect. these engagements are ineffective. primarily due to engage in a very short ranges, the lack of effective engagement development and a lack of operator. mastery of the systems. the report to indicate that out of 11 test launches only 3 hit the target. and while the advertise effective rangers 5 kilometers in reality, it's half that. the analysis also says that while a direct hit against the rear of a russian t, a t w

every now and then i just because it's getting closer and closer i think of the situation is very dense. everyone is anxious. everyone is scared. for me. i've lived in the u. k for the past 6 years. and the reason i left is because of my trauma, because of what i've witnessed in garza and now being back in does after 6 years because my father passed away having to witness the same trauma that made me leave is, is really, really difficult. i can remember the 201420122008 wars. you know, the situation is very than there is bombing over the place. it's not an operation against only that mean you had. it's an operation against anyone who lives in garza because the target everyone and they don't respect any person or anyone. the one and the person like the last person who was and is a child a 5 year old child. so anyone, i could literally die this exact moment a bomb could drop on me and i would like to just jump in for a moment even, and ask you and ask you about that. because we understand that the apparently missiles have been flying in from both sides. truth is corporate right. now it, is it possible that this, this could expand into, into a broader escalatio

because it's getting closer and closer. i think kind of the situation is very intense. everyone is anxious. everyone is scared. for me. i've lived in the u. k for the past 6 years. and the reason i left is because of my trauma because of what i've witnessed in gaza and now being backing us after 6 years because my father passed away having to witness the same trauma that made me leave is, is really, really difficult. i can remember the 201420122008 wars. you know, the situation is very than there is bombing all over the place. it's not an operation against only this them. if you had it's an operation against anyone who lives in garza because the target everyone and they don't respect any person or anyone. there is no safe mason guys. i can't run away. we don't have basements to hide, and we don't have anything. we could win the bomb the bomb randomly. in the last word i was in the massacre of a fall. i literally suffered from p as the depression and anxiety since then. and because i am an ordinary citizen, i work with international i dedicated my whole life to raise the voice of my people . i was 14 and i literally witnessed people getting