u. k. because own is of the most pleasing vehicles will have to pay a charge to drive anywhere in london from tuesday. this is onto the clean as a has been extended to improve at quality in the capital where pollution levels fall exceed recommended limits set by the w h. o. may of london says the change is a vital to prevent thousands of people dying prematurely because of toxic fumes. the bulk reports that smith's van is the will of course, of his plus during business the from to say these pilots of south london will be included in the cities extended up to low emissions. the or you less costing him nearly $16.00 a day and thousands a year to drive his van because it doesn't meet new strict emission standards because he says he can't afford what really fast talking about it that we're going to be getting. so that when we've a perfectly good finds the joy of a puff, the bill on to the customer full of just the sweat to me. so the same applies to the diesel car used by puts wife sarah the on demand

u. k because of the same allegations investigation or the war crimes investigation into the kidding of children by ukrainian forces. can you tell us what prompted by investigation? what was the reason for the investigation of war crimes, unfortunately, is very sad. it dates back to 2014, when the people at the dawn passed, took to the streets peacefully, protests against the code that happened in keith. instead of listening to the people's appeals to the government, those in power at the time who are illegal representatives will be authorities, announced a so called an type terrorist operation. the ukranian army was sent to killed the civilian population of the entire don bass. let's recall the events and the consequences of the year strikes that took place in 2014, when a very large number of children were killed. in my opinion, the investigation of these crimes is not moving forward at all. we've repeatedly appealed to human rights organizations international organizations where the 800 letters were sent to unicef, covering incidents of the violation of children's rights on the territory of t

u. k. off the cosigned it because you would know that and the u. k is a form of putting a powerful on the continent. they've been responsible for much of the price. yes. the to types including, you know, for in your lives in find the african continent. and they had a football attribute to add to it. the ratio lies and people are nice and they have not done that. and for a long time, we have had a lot of and somebody in the past between the continent and the u. k. and if these westdale, we off, so any tires in, at the whole thing here to this, i mean, they would have done that in the past. also. secondly, they started off and at the jupiter to kind of shift in the way that and, and, and i think in my view especially given that we just came from if it is successful . all right. yeah, i guess i mean, where a lot of headways when made way, a lot of goodwill was shown by advice yet towards the pointing it as opposed to the leaders you between the pointing and, and the power flight friends, the u. k. and an america my view is that it is good able to seem

you may no good, no longer have to feel guilty about having to the gym because a u. k based tech that has come up with new technology, which they say will trick your brain and your muscles into thinking to actually lifting weights in the matter. this best practice, can you work out in virtual reality and still feel like you've been to the gym, a u. k. base tech firm val. 3 industries believe you can with their wearable technology. your company founded in 2017, says they can make your brain think you're actually lifting weights, resulting in getting to work out. so we use electronic muscular stimulation, m. s, for sure, which fundamentally interacts with your muscles to create that same electrical impulse that your brain proceeds. when you're holding a cup a month, a water bottle, or the dumbbells, and delivering that artificially through our wearables. so the feeling you get out of these is resistance load fatigue on weight up to a certain level, but it's design more for strengthening, toning and conditioning. actively combining, electro muscular stimulation in a virtu

u. k. in small boats because of the crisis we haven't the channel, we have to provide a combination. and we have to start spending $6000000.00 pounds a night of touch base money on hotels, which to some extent on that curious what we need is most basic accommodation to stop. the full factor of the prime minister has made it clear he wants to reduce that looks and we're doing that around $50000.00 asylum seekers. occurred the in hotels at a cost to nearly $8000000.00 a day. when the budge arrived in mid july, it was met with protests by those who see it as inhumane. and those who don't want them and the asylum seekers of a human beings, they need to be treated with decency, costs and respect. but human beings, the best card for in communities about is not the way to trace human beings. there are so many problems with housing, people in these conditions. so that's it just, it just doesn't pass thinking about on the whole have you so far failed to put migraines, to one to receive. so next government is on the mission to cut the number of small boats arriving in the u. k. maybe 4000 peop

will go to to try to get washing to, to pay the bill under sanctions focused, doesn't in there because the u. k. is imposed yet another round of them the best time against a number of companies still doing business with russia. it comes as a report in the financial times reveals. european firms have suffered a 100000000000 euro had by having to stop or steal back business in russia are to come to peter, rachel marston has been doing this once. remember all those anti russian sciences that were supposed to bring moscow to? it's nice. well, how's up and working out? french finance, minister, bleeding or the math set in a televised interview last year that american and european sections were quote, wage in all out economic and financial more on russia. adding that quote, the russian people would also pay the consequences. waiting to not even attempt to hide, the ultimate goal was really in change to bully, the average russian citizen into turning against russian president vladimir putin. american leaders also felt at the time that it was all going to be a big blockbuster success. the russian econo

u. k. thanks for joining us on the w news africa. now can you tell us why did you decide to relocate from nigeria to the u. k? i was basically just looking for greener pastures because i believe that practice in medicine, in nature, i was just getting a bit more hostile and i just wanted to be able to write. so that was the reason i'd say to me that we've had stories from doctors and nigeria talking about long working as full pay poor working conditions. so i'm saying they even feel exploited . is that something you recognize? special, a 100 percent. the product soon mentioned in nigeria, so like it was, we were pouring our hearts into it and we weren't really guessing anything back in terms of renumeration or even recognition or basically just quality of life that i thought was an equal to the pool, i guess in their return and that was just definitely a major problem. so for me, with deciding to and what's been your experience in the u. k. have you found that what you were looking for that shows things as significantly better here. but like the see, the grass isn't always green on your side, coming to the u. k has its own problems. and when you have the pros and co

that, the okay to another headline. stories today, half a 1000000 women's lives are at risk because the u. k. cuts, it's for an 8 phones that's according to an internal assessment by the british government's own foreign, uncommon wealth development office. this is, watts was concluded by the foreign commonwealth development offices on assessments . critical support to take on malnutrition will not be deliver programs aimed at to reach and those filters behind including women goes and people with disabilities will be caught hundreds of 1000 small women. once again, faced unsafe abortions, cells as well dying pregnancy and childbirth, half a 1000000 women and children and young and will not receive health care. it may cost less than damage to health systems in the admin. it's all the dullness, unable to fund. the move will hinder women receiving much needed access to a central health care with the reports that in size. and so females may die during pregnancy or childbirth due to the cuts. the lack of funds also prevent another good response to violence against women and girls. and so i'd say d

u. k. and the fluids, english because one minute may look more presentable in his father who grew up as a fighter in the jungles of campo during vietnam. but those expecting a change in policy like me to be disappointed. and then he keeps his way of thinking is not different from his father's to us, but he has more capabilities than his father. he's more presentable on the international stage, and he's seen as i'm thomas again may say that that that transition is already started. just last week, one minute was presented to china is foreign minister, one e, when he visited, but on pen. the smiles suggest the cambodia is powerful. allies expect friendly relations to continue. like father, like son, tony cheng elders, are the voters in ecuador will add to the poles in october for presidential rentals left when candidates we say gonzalez and her surprised challenger danielle noble beat 6 other contenders and sundays election marred by gang violence and the assassination of an election rival, let's see a newman has this report from the capital keep though it were drawing seem to or want the same scene

u. k. of being delayed or canceled because of computer failure, a traffic control, and that is restricting the flow of aircraft and british aspects. while engineers work out a solution, it is bank, holiday monday in the u. k. and that is one of the busiest days of yet travel. let's go straight away to the box and he's standing by for us at london city airport. so need to tell us more about this. what's happening while the technical problems persist, save a natural aviation. the transport service is a biased in hampshire, which is south west of london. as you say, they are desperately trying to fix the problem. but the problem is they don't know what caused it, and they don't know how long it's going to take to fix it could take several hours, but the knock on effect could be significant. no, don't need for domestic flights, but for international flights as well, given how important apple it's like heat. so i was close to the global transport infrastructure network over and he's 5 flights take off and land something like every 90 seconds. so there's really no margin for error, no room full o

decades, would have a, a hit on a ridge of the badge attached to them because they've done some committed, some great crime, the u. k. and the united states came in heavily against them to say no, no, you can't do that because of course, it was a way for more of yet skate to talk. the opposition that to us in the civil coalition, but the legislation has still been adopted. it's not quite as extreme as it was, but nonetheless, there is going to be this commission and he's going to the top of the, of any politicians who in the past had signed any kinds of contracts with russia. so already of the e. u has a i think, defeated into the domestic builders of this george time has basis. but you've set as succinctly as we needed to get through all that. thank you very much, george, double well, a global a 1st on the list from budapest hungry life. thank you. sir, thank you so much in what cultural icons, roger waters, ken loach, they are among those offering their voice to our document. for next, the big pharma shapes the way being healthy for many depends on whether you can't afford it once upon a time and it slowly gets go

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decades would have a, a, he don't read the is batch attached to them because they've done some committed, some great crime, the u. k. and the united states came in heavily against them to say no, no, you can't do that because it was, it was a way for more of yet skate to talk. the opposition that to us in the civil coalition, but the legislation has to be an adult that is not quite as extreme as it was. but nonetheless, there is going to be this commission and he's going to talk.

u. k. in small boats because of the crisis we have of the channel, we have to provide a combination. and we have to start spending $6000000.00 pounds a night of taxpayers, money on hotels, which to some extent on that curious what we need is most basic accommodation to stop. the full factor of the prime minister has made it clear he wants to reduce that looks and we're doing that around $50000.00 asylum seekers. occurred at the inn hotels at a cost to nearly $8000000.00 a day. when the budge arrived in mid july. it was met with protests by those who see it as inhumane. and those who don't want them and the asylum seekers of a human beings, they need to be treated with decency costs and respect the human beings. the best card for in communities about is not the way to trace human beings. there are so many problems with housing, people in these conditions. so it's, it just, it just doesn't pass thinking about on the whole. have you so far failed to put migraines, to run, to receive so next government is on the mission to cut the number of small boats arriving in the u. k. be full of 10

u. k. that'll be in protests in london because the so called clean air zone has doubled in size. from tuesday, drivers will have to pay a charge to head into any parts of the capitol. it's a vehicles don't use emission standards. london's mayor says the changes are vital to protect people think toxic fumes, air pollution in the city. we said to be well over recommended level search for the world health organization, because the bulk of reports, the issue is becoming increasingly political. you chiva shows that shake a k a the brown call guy drives the modern classic b, m w. so now have to pay $16.00 a day for the ultra low emission. all us charge the schemes. good news for air pollution, but it's bad news for calling sees. yes, we're in the middle of across the living prices. people are really, really feeling the pins and to suddenly hit them with the additional charge in a situation where they may not be able to afford a new car. i think it's completely done just because of the time scale. what's the short we put in less than 12 months? 9 out of 10 vehicles and london's roads ar

u. k. ah france, germany. but ultimately, every country, because if they are regulations in a few countries that say you're not allowed to do that, you can just, you know, software and hardware z, debris and who in a different country. and then computer viruses or biological viruses don't see borders or anything just go through. so ultimately we need international treaties with the national community coming and, and setting up a minimal guardrails for safety for everyone. and the other thing we need is research because we don't even know if for sure how to make a bill of par for our systems, are sites that are not going to become autonomy. is that by themselves that that can be exploded for the various purposes. we don't know how to do that, they're different proposals, different companies do things, but really there's a lot of notes. and so what i've asked the senate is we need to invest globally, can be companies, governments, some mix, at least as much on protecting the public democracy, humanity. in other words, safety as we are in improving the intelligence, the capabilities of pci systems. right now is,

u. k. u and japan, for the latest extension, covering 1500 square kilometers. and the 700000 live because makes it the largest low emission zone in the world. the opponents maintainance of money making venture scientist adult to say it's essential. there is absolutely no doubt among scientists, among health professionals under most people who experience this every day. the appellation is having a devastating effect on health. if we look at the impact of the original us, there was cleared a to that, that was massive improvements and how to test as a brother on the way to mass. sorry, tom london bar of 2 things. so many of these know easy demonstrate is here, utilize personal somebody, the politicians utilize your most to hold one mines in the to the us less than half a day. the times of lead some to acts of vandalism, and one london, byron 90 percent of us cameras. have been attacked or completely even moved. for some, the new charges off the back of storing energy and food bills are all too much putting mass of the con and thousands of the capitals drive it is on a collision course. if it

u. k. and the fluent english because one minute may look more presentable in his father who grew up as a fighter in the jungles of campo during vietnam. but those expecting a change in policy, i'd like me to be disappointed. and then he keeps his way of thinking is not different from his father's to us, but he has more capabilities and his father is more presentable on the international stage. and he's seen as i'm tom again, may need hated last that transition has already started just last week when it was presented to china is foreign minister, one e, when he visited, but on pen. the smiles suggest the cambodia is powerful. allies expect friendly relations to continue like father, like son, tony chang, elders are, depends. prime minister will be holding a cabinet meeting on tuesday to decide the start date for the release of treated radioactive water into the ocean. earlier he met with leaders from the fishing industry to hear the reviews. the fishermen say that they're already under pressure from climate change and over fishing. and they know face threats to their reputation for food safety. t

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is highly unusual for the chinese capital. british prime minister risky, so not because said he wants to max out the u. k is oil and gas reserves, as he announced a 100 new drilling licenses in the north sea. environmental groups say the plans would make it impossible for britain to meet its climate commitments. chilly and police have seized illegal drugs worth more than 10000000 euros authorities. the hall included over 300000 ecstasy, tablets as well as 13 key lowes of methamphetamine. and that it came from europe. officials called is the largest seizure of synthetic narcotics and south american history. the only people around the world are gathering in lisbon, portugal for world youth day. this year's events. the 1st since the pandemic is expected, draw hundreds of thousands of young catholics hope. frances is due to arrive in portugal on wednesday to take part in the 2 west african countries of said, any military intervention against the share will be considered a declaration of war against them? the military hunters, the rule. both molly and burkina faso made the joint statement after the army seize

u . k? i think we have to challenge like what is the notion of safety and why to use safety? because a way that a lot of politicians talk about is like next slide mysteries with as many police offices and outside safety for who. because actually, if we look at those, and now communities who are risk of having an active violence committed against the nissan, not necessarily looking at them as people who could potentially be victims advisor . then looking at them in a very that timelines of suspicion of all you about to commit requires that so is that the way that the police are interacting with people is not from a position of necessarily trying to look out for them. it's often from a perspective of kind of suspicion and i think blinks about something else. really important to say is talking about we want to move away from a punitive system. doesn't mean we want to move away from accountability responsibility. and i just want to make that clear because it's really important to actually know that the system we have there is no incentive for accountability. we have an adversarial court