u. k. because she has used quite quite brutal language. some would say she attacked the police of not policing. the recent pro palestinian marches, she said they were basically not really doing the job properly. she's criticized homeless people then said sleeping attends is like a lifestyle choice. she's used the word invasion and connection with my friends arriving on the show and wishes to not have tried to stop. ha! now he has decided that she needed to go. so that was the reason for why do we shuffle. and this is also the way david cameron, basic fee was re selected. but david cameron, of course, brings his own political baggage into the job warranty as well, yes, he will. i mean, the, he's support is will say that he's a season on the international stage as home secretary. and then the time of uncertainty with these 2 was it was in a year of sicily, tease israel and an ukraine that it will be welcome to have somebody who has good relationships with all the major international lead us with um, with president mccall and biden and that h

u. k. because he can pay him to stay in the european union. but he lost that phase. and then he kind of also jump ship so he as soon as the bread said referendum, the results were non t, he up to cases. and that really is also at the root of a lot of problems that are, that are headed for, for research to negate. within his own conservative party so, so i would say there are those who think it's good on the international stage. he might be good for that, but it also shows that maybe we should, the student was running out. i'll just tell him that he had to pull in somebody who had enrolled in the past, and now he wasn't even an m p, so that, that could be a criticism against this new appointment. big mazda reporting from london. thank you very much. bigger. as i've looked at some of the other news headlines, officials in somalia and say floods caused by 2 inches of rain has killed at least 31 people since october, nearly half a 1000000 people have been displaced. the infrastructure has been severely done. the united nation says the floods of the west and a century and

u. k because she has used quite quite brutal language. some would say she attacked the police of not policing. the reason pro palestinian much as she said, they were basically not really doing the job properly. she's criticized homeless people inside the sleeping intends as like a lifestyle choice. she's used the word invasion in connection with my friends arriving on the show. and we should still not have tried to stop. ah, i know he is decided that she needed to go. so that was the reason for us. why do we shuffle? and this is also the way david cameron, basic fee was redirected, the biggest mazda reporting from london. now let's have a look at some of the other news headlines. tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets of front to protest against anti semitism. president manuel call did not join, but sent it open legit to the public condemning anti jewish states. french authorities have reported the shopping increase in other significance it since the total of 7 service attacked by a most on the as well. the climate activist

u. k. because he campaigned to stay in the european union, but he lost that phase. and then he kind of also jumped ship, so he, as soon as the brags had referendum, the results were a non t. he of the cases. and that really is also at the root. also a lot of problems that are, that are headache for, for research to neg, within his own conservative party. so, so i would say there are those who think it's good on the international stage. he might be good for that, but it also shows that maybe we should soon of was running out. i'll just tell him that he had to pull in somebody who had enrolled into pos, but now he wasn't even an m p. so that, that could be a criticism against this new appointment. big mazda reporting from london. thank you very much. bigger or the football now by i live i chose nav surprised many by leading germany's book does the guns in the early stages of the season, both with rivals of buying munich winning on saturday. the pressure was on to seal 3 points. fortunately for liver cruising, struggling only on bending were the visitors on another sat

u. k. because his son was from those who were against this, that's uh, the rewind is assigned them, see a system was have deficiencies and you may see legitimate refugees. asylum seekers returned to the countries from the web. a sled, so that it seems is the concern here that the shapes this ruling troll, are difficult to get reaction. obviously it's just happening. you're parked outside the courthouse. but how is this cheering in general been perceived by the public there? well, as this has been something that's been proposed for some months now we do know that that has been clearly a loss of control. obviously many people are against this. they're saying that it's cruel, violates human rights. but as i say, the government's saying very strongly that this would have acted as of the tyrants for people arriving. they, they're all criticisms that it would have been more expensive to send people to rewind the government saying, well, if you're retiring people from coming, there's clearly a saving for

u. k. simply because u. k. m file after only 2 separate accounts here, permanent members who have assign the in the city. the coding on the secretary council, members coming in members to never use the heat. so when there is a situation which may lead to the risk of genocide converts against somebody to work on which the course and the address of the class. but yeah, the yeah we, i think this time on this is big certainly important that also the united states shows ready its own literacy. i remember at the time when the above, i was in power. and when i visited suntrust came to the public with mike, could you play that zip zip? so i was in charge of 2 things in conflict. when i address of the council at the end of my presentation, which was assuming clearly that there was a dissertation which may lead to genocide. some of the power then from another presented to the state police specialized strategy and has spoken tomorrow. now when we say we didn't know and he was, he's clearly what's up front of you. ok, beca

u. k because you cover the island and there was a very big move like the european union, but it's not the case in, in, in, in holland. and other part is, uh, we're not allow him to, to run on that uh, you know, back home. so again, i think that one thing is that correct, and the other thing is to put into practice and harder and you can't do that. they have 10 political parties, actually 12 like in, in my country, denmark. and they don't agree and managing. so i don't think that uh, even though we're have to get towed in out of the open units. do you think the same would be um about his promise to avoid or to stop sending age? so ukraine, you could certainly imagine that were puts in the odds with the vast majority of the states as well as far as the 8 to your career and is concerned. lot of your countries have sent a lot of money backgrounds and political support for you. credit, but i think and i'm telling you of because of my contacts in your union, we talk with people. many people are, are tired because the money from europe, from holland, from denmark, because when the politician got

b, e, 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 on every single european country, including from st. 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 the road. you can visit archie dot com for more details of the story as well. following from the middle east and around the world, i am michael. what shall see you again? the of the, [000:00:00;00] the, the many years ago when i was a brand new c, i a officer, the senior c. i a counter intelligence official warranty about the threats that the united states faced from this phone and adversaries. i was told that russia, china and north korea cuba and iran met harm to us and that their intelligence services were constantly working against us. but it

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 lines, best escalate can be already done if you want to target in process of all the latest news

u. k. cuz i'm not qualified because i'm not black, but that's how bad it is. that's a ridiculous it is. you know, the free speech is ugly. it really is ugly. you. oh yeah there's, there's an extra wrinkle to a george, a jews against design is and see that's where it gets really sticky for these people. okay. because when you yeah, i think it was union station, you know, or you know, thousands and thousands of american jews that addressed identically, never again, not in my name. that's pretty powerful. it's amazingly powerful. and it is a greatest indictment against the design isn't particularly in the united states how, how do they get out of it? they can't. well, they con, you know, we have this a free speech supposedly on university campuses. and as you was saying, the, the, this was the issue that's been raised repeatedly by conservative for you know, your list is all the centers for debate level discussion. and that's where young people go to grow up and realize that there are many different views on the world as well as you know, stop, stop being a baby and dom on stage spaces. um

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 out for immediate sanction. busy and a cabinet minister in spain has gold phone debt to the y

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 immediate sign. and a cabinet minister in spain has gold phone didn't, and you know, to be arreste

u. k. now because the british interior minister has drawn criticism after she accused the lease of having what she called a pro palestinian bias, sweller, braverman said london's metropolitan police are being lenient towards protesters rallying for a ceasefire and gaza. she called the activists, quote, pro palestinian moms and hate marchers. so you're good to go. join me from london. she's at the home office right now. so yeah. how is this all playing out political the well, this is yes. another headache for the prime minister receives see not to it, a spokesperson from his office has come out and said that the editorial that was printed in the times, news paper on the state and did not receive the final go ahead from the pm's office, which would be a way, perhaps for the prime minister to be distancing himself from some of those comments . that's the home secretary. so what a problem and has made in that editorial itself. now, while she may have colleagues who would agree with time with the contents of that, there's also a lot of frustration about how rhetoric was but she uses the full ruffle

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 start with this. the look at that. you see that those are the voices, the voices of thousands of yo

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 ended or restored a king that they are not in any way interested or in both of them. that's another

because remember when the u. k. a full and the prime minister, tony blair, responsible for bots impatient to the getting a one you want to use. 1000000 new rocky came up with the television. they said we made a mistake. i'm sorry. oh, so 1000000 iraq you were washed out with just one simple what and i'm show at the end of the day that will tell ukraine. well, we didn't go to wall on your behalf. within advise you to go through what we advise you not to accept, but at the end of the day the decision is yours. so the whole blame win for you praying. oh, are going to pay the price not be part of name to not be follow the you not receiving enough money to reconstruct the country. and then eventually the only thing that remains is the hand coming from russia. if russia is still willing to dude with you, great. well, like henry kissinger, famous, and said to be, america's enemy is dangerous, but to be america's ally can be faithful atrocity. whichever way you look at a veteran which on this i'm political on a slice of mon

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 solidarity with us. you. yeah, marissa, how do i was joining us just a bit earlier today? she joined us for about 45 minutes. she had so much to talk about and she really didn't pull any punches. she was just dropping truth on this all over the place. the goal is to make sure media will have a talk about what maria was talking about. but if you're curious about shipping a website onto dot com, the, as for your part and leadership depends tenacity in journalism and publishing. 2010 asylum just being held in aggressively narr

k, the u. s. blasting. because in case you didn't know us, congress has decide to that is really energy is in the highest national security interest of washington. so p c was already too happy for tennessee to become a t global path all through. it had itself previously mulder ways in which to me it gets 55 states, a window onto your. the and other interesting application of nuclear excavation would be a sea level canal, 160 miles long across israel, connecting the mediterranean with the gulf from a comma, and thus the resi and the indian ocean. such a canal would be strategically valuable alternate to the prison suez canal. the so is canal is a gold mine. it connects the mediterranean sea to the indian ocean via the red sea . it is the link between asia on here up every day list 3000000 barrels of oil. 8 percent of global energy, 50 ships, non $1000000000.00 worth of call go 12 percent of global trade pass along this right here. single canal. remember in 2021. how a container ship, ron, a ground and the suez globa

to the as well how much more hard to achieve the safe spot and the delivery of all i because protest is in the 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 t

u. k. a u. s. also condemned. and then within the construct because of the west african states that our condemnation is coming from the civil society is in nigeria, the condemned in the attempt to drill democracy because it's 10 and look a few years within the west africa region and w corresponded to watch the interest and nigeria, thank you so much. thank you and watching the news. here's a reminder of our top story today. the true as between israel and tomas has been extended for another 2 days opening the way for the release of more hostages extension was confirmed by the guitar, a foreign ministry, the initial forward, a pause and fighting saw her mazda agreed to release 50 is really hostages. in exchange for a 150 post damian's from is rarely present. that's all for me at this hour. next global us explores what more can be done to save the environment that is up after the break and we'll be back more headlines at the top. the next hour, the, the timing versus business. the gulf states a massively expanding very renewable energy, but also increasing the annual production of fossil fuels with an eye on the upco

u. k has been pulling under the bus. yeah. because basically, washington, he's telling that ask you and his people, you can, it will stop saying, well, if everything went wrong is because we weren't allowed to sit down and negotiate an alternative to the war. and it all came down to boys johnson coming in and he stumble and wrestling us into basically going to defeat. yeah. and we're in the country. yeah. yeah. because there's going to be a lot of accounting, a lot of explaining to do. yeah. yeah, i mean, the countries you in with the entire generation of your playing in the young people that will split up people that have gone for ever. it's, i mean, you know, the, i'm, i hate to say it is because so many people have said it before, but that there is a lot. there is a lot of blood on the hands of western politicians who deliberately scuffled the peace talks and push for the continuation of the war. are know, just quickly i'm. i'm as a british national just a couple of weeks ago out of town. very nice person. but a real british establ

because they just started. but the trouble is the by to the distribution. i'm inside the administration in the u. k. is letting them do this is causing so much how. what is the i'm gay because vickers thought that's the problem. they say one of the cost of a game is the reputation of the you, k and the u. s. i is the right job they'll, they'll take us, i have to because up is already in a bad situation because of the situation regarding ukraine, which of course not the size of the thing about now, but i'm also powerless about like you look at the civilian casualties that the ukraine i the the a 2 year period but apparently the figure that the $21.00 days. yeah. yes. it will. i will it in directly answer your question. who's protecting questions in the middle east? christians live um, safely and widely in a ran and hole, by the way, in syria as well. don't tell that to people because the western media likes to cover up those sites. you said, let me go back to you. you know, people talk about home us all the time. they can have their opinion. most people in that badly informed and the west is, what is

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 with 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 with us. you talked about those nations which have been provided obstacles, but we know that often our listen administer is just an end to the causal in beijing, delegations from our big nations on the organizational visit on the corporation they've visited most go to discuss the situation and your opinion, why is it the are of countries are choosing to ton to beijing on most case specific t, you know, what day to hon. i'm still at the festival since we're talking about the role of countries in the region. we mus

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 a 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 with us. when will palestinians have received the support from various parts of the world to be a saudi arabia cuts out into an easier and others all calling for the end of the is riley invasion in gauze or an urging community or in a to be allowed in jordan. says the pores in the current fighting should quote, develop into a permanent ceasefire. and speaking of the union for the mediterranean, somebody in buffalo and it's far administered cold. the is really a text quote, a genocide of palestinian for crimes are be

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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 a 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 with us when the city of war, while the destruction of thousands of homes and gods are as follows, palestinians to seek refuge at you when schools open out the local journalist or, i mean i'm a kind of reporting now from exactly one of those facilities. this is the temporary 1030 home. oh. so pay the lab of the schools love of restoration subspace towards his day by firing goods. as this lets the stove, e file is dude because of the lack of electricity and cooking does. this is school only few hours a day. the othe

touching down for the you in climate change conference starting this thursday. cop 28 because it means to me, alleged u. k, u. s. and you nation back to genocide in the region, leaving hundreds of thousands hungry to night in gauze. if today we have a world full of surplus food and people are still having with tens of millions in the usa for us to rely on federal aid to eat. what happens when climate change.

u. k. completely by surprise because you know, david cameron resigned by minister in 2016. he's pretty much disappeared in front of line politics. so this is an extraordinary come by. and david cameron and ritchie, so knock wear on opposite sides of rex. it, of course, and cameron is not going to be working for a man who'd only been and be for a year before he became prime minister. why do you think so? not did this. and why did cameron accept his role? do you think he has other impressions? 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 pu

u. k. honest, at least on this subject, calling for more of a clear picture to be given to the beautiful because, you know, it's also quite good to hear about dissension among the rang stuff. some of those people employed by the bbc. i mean, this sounds like a, a blatant case of fake news. do you think you think the bbc is majority owned by the u. k. government? so that means it's not just the bbc selling the narrative. it's the u. k. government pushing it as well shaped bows. love your work. so you said well during this season last on, palestinians are displaced by the coffee type, decided to return to the homes in northern gaza. they found him tire neighborhoods just wiped out. the israel repeatedly claimed is a tax of only target how much military and the tunnel networks, but these hospitals, apartments, and other infrastructure. here's the story of a man and he was personally dealt with devastation in his a. well the who use a shuttle. my father, a nephew, a monitored 14 days ago, i'm off, i'll show you what they were found, lying in front of the door to the house. now come on. sure. there a