u. k. has been trying to find new areas to trade with the realities that of those 11 countries right now in this partnership, 9 countries already have agreements with the u. k. some of them had been rolled over and after we left the you so they were the result of breaks it. so we tried to do more or less. was there in terms of agreement within the you of those countries . but there are only 2 countries that we haven't made any agreements with so far on the trade front and those on malaysia in brunei. so that's probably why the gains and g d p are small, but they have been no deals that we have signed will recently. in addition to the 69 that we've rolled over so. so there is a lot of activity going on to just a guess. you know, the, the world to believe that this is global britain, but of course the loss of the trade or some of the you trade is much more significant in terms of its impact on g d p. what tell us a little bit more about that, about how much trade is being lost and how much further the guy has to go to try and replace it there. is it also disagreement as to what actually happe

been tortured. the united states and the u. k. have ignored those findings as the sweden, which is known for its upholding of human rights. so all this only happens in order to protect those who are committing more crimes. so the bushes and blair's of this world who when can ran and a leader warning, a dock who ran poking millions of people in afghanistan and elsewhere, who am engaged in torture. guantanamo, all of this is about not just about assange, it's about covering up those crimes and saying that anyone who says anything about those crimes will be tortured. so this is about silencing the troops ah, aircraft giant, boeing reportedly plans to restore full production of its controversial $737.00 max jazz. it's been 4 years since 2 deadly crashes left more than 300 people dad, and saw the aircraft grounded the world over and the company's reputation severely . heck, he may remember the 1st of those fatal crashes occurred in indonesia, back in october 2018. the jet plunge from the sky just 13 minutes after take off, killing all

u. k. prime minister richie soon act downing street said relations with the u. s. were good at the white house, firmly deny the claim from a former democratic unit leader. the biden hated the u. k. been that sooner supported biden's views on power sharing. and i think that's incredibly exciting or been growth jobs and prosperity to northern ireland. and i know he shows my ambition to see institutions here, back up and running. that's what people in businesses and all not deserve president biden left for the irish republic. having made it clear, the peace in northern ireland needs bolstering, and that can't happen with political instability. andrew simmons al jazeera belfast . serious foreign minister is visiting saudi arabia for the 1st time in more than a decade. the believe is seen as a step towards ending serious regional isolation. isley mcdonald met prince fives, have been fun and jetta the 2 are expected to discuss a political solution to the syrian crisis. we had supported serious opposition at the beginning of the civil war in 2011. but ties with the government have improved in recent months when it's a busy week for sounding diplomacy. and iranian delegation has also arrived

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u. k . been particularly spoken about the direction molly's taking nursing. the recent expulsion of the un mission chief, after making critical remarks regarding russia's presence was of great concern. on the other hand, the long sand presence of friendships in the region was always welcome by western powers though last summer. present micron end of the 9 year mission, leaving thousands of civilians vulnerable for terror attacks. paris had initially intervened the request of the molina authorities in 2013. the relations between the 2 nations declined in the wake of a military true in 2021 or the historian gerald horn. unclear school unlisted, the c. d alarming back. a yoko thinks that the west presence in molly as only made the situation worse, molly's problems commenced in 2011 after the united states friends and the needle powers over through the regime and neighboring libya. which allow tons of weapons to leak into the hands of religious zealots, who then began an insurgency against the regime. interestingly enough, france seized on the opportunity to depo

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u. k. has been facing more costs in terms of trade with the u. has been reducing these trade with europe more generally and hasn't been able to pick up in terms of the potential trade. it does like other countries have done since the, the reduction in loss of coverage restrictions. so that suggests that breaks it has had an impact. and the loss of trade with the u. wish has remained. of course, our main trading partner is going to have more permanent or impact on the u. k. economy, which loads and loads of export as are already complaining about. and also of course on the input side for just about to final introduce more restrictions at the border. so that's going to complicate matters even more. as far as this deal is concerned, who gains who loses small firms, particularly lose? i think this is one of the problems you can sell very easily to a region near. you know, you can't really sell that easily. 2 places that are far away, the costs are quite significant. so big of firms would be able to perhaps benefit wolf from any deal that we do with c

u. k. have been particularly outspoken about the direction. the airy presence was a cause of great concern. on the other hand, my crone decided to end the 9 year military mission there. the local authorities in 2013 relations between the june of now to gerald horn, author and historian, joining us from houston all views when it comes to african countries. as russia has claimed in 2011 after the united states friends in the needle cup, then began an insurgency against the regime. interesting when servants, and of course frances highly unpopular and that part of in paris. and keep in mind as well that this door go oftentimes has to rely on the sun and reference here, the comment by sen. rubio, of the new cold war, you rubbing between beijing and one warning position in africa. at the same time. it's heavily dependent aiming because you have the fall additions that say they want to fight back against her over rushes, military presence in the region. i mentioned the fight against terror is also a spore house of natural resources in mineral b. you

u. k and northern ireland. and then there has also been an u idea of introducing something called a storm and break, which would allow northern island to block or under certain conditions, the application of new european union law. there has been a world in the u. k. government over this, the d u p. did or not wrote in favor for this. very briefly, please will this ensure peace in northern ireland. it's still early days, so what is important now is that the d u p comes back to the table and come spec to governing in northern ireland. there has been riches soon. arc has been saying air just just now that there's a lot of burke to be done. and also the irish prime minister has been calling and on both on the d. u. p to come back and also said that he is confident that this will be resolved in the coming months. august, 1 of the children in brussels. thank you. ah, spain's john rom kept his nerve to win golf's 1st major of the year. the master said o guster, he began the day 4 shots behind or when our leader brooks crept gut. but while the am

so a very, very complicated situation that's been difficult for years at the you has now reached a new agreement with u. k prime minister, which is sooner to smooth tray. can you to tell us a bit above that? yes, so there has been a new agreement found it's called the so called winter agreement. there mainly 2 things. on the one hand, they make a difference between goods that come from the u. k to northern ireland and goods that come from the u. k to the rest of the european union. also true, the republic of ireland. these for the 1st one. so the good fed decide to stay in northern ireland, there are so called green lanes that are being introduced. and for the rest there should be lanes. and this should also use the trade between the u. k and northern ireland. and then there has also been menu idea of introducing something called a storm and break, which would allow the northern ireland to block under certain conditions, the application of new european union law. that's been a vote and the u. k. government over this, the d u p. did not vote in favor for this very briefly please, will this ensure a peace i

we've been to the u. k. we've been to most parts of europe. the list is endless. ah, we incorporate a lot of african started tending through music stories that come from ages ago. and we ran workshops out on the world of the schools and all that and we injury, we use music to tell the stories that i believe it's good because we believe that i started to be told all around and through music it becomes much easier for people to actually get interested. ah, the people all over the world can actually feel what we are doing here. even though and and not yet because of their fuss is of gravity. leg to we are all attached to jimmy has 16 members in his choir eat, bringing their own bit of magic to the music. ah, well, well at family it is so much unity. we are very, very close group of people and it helps a lot when we are performing and also in we have problems crossway human. sometimes they'll be differences, but they're easy to be sorted out because this on that we are, we said, oh, it was good to see require performing outside the country because it's not only does a

u. k. he's been held there indefinitely. after serving a 50 week cents for breaching bell in 2012, he is now waiting extradition to the united states. in april 2019, a saundra was forcibly removed by british belief in the ecuadorian embassy in london. after his 7 year asylum there was terminated, the u. s. has indicted him on 17 counts of spying. and one of conspiracy to hack a government computer, an observer out of sanchez extradition hearing told r t that she believes the case is all about silencing the truth. the idea behind bushy cutie massage and making an example of him is not just to silence assange. of course, he is a phenomenon publish and a journalist, but it's also about sending a very, very strong message to other journalists, some to whistle blowers to say if you were to, to the american war crimes. this is what will happen to you. you will not be allowed to see your family for over a decade. he's been in confinement for over a decade. he's been psychologically tortured, even when international body, such as th

u. k, it's been exclusively to r t after the times news they've been deleted is called laser russian dog on the claim corporate. here are his schools about media freedoms in the u. k. this is a shipping company is becoming more and more serious to one sided view that this being sports or by you k. is it all in many ways and people should know how to make your view in order to make their own judgment. that of the year of innovation. so time is using divide and conquer approach for the way she makes a comment is not even 2 weeks off with.

for india, but, you know, we have seen into, has been doing this tightrope walk ever since the ukraine war began the western countries including the u. k. we know they've not been happy with india dance and all these countries, including the u. k. b, have conveyed on several occasions that they are not happy. but then there's appears to be pretty confident in the, in its assumption that a given the fact that none of the western countries have not sort of penalized in the are not taking any extreme action against india. so india perhaps is confident that of when it goes on intensifying its trade relationship with russia. it's relationship with the western countries will also not be jeopardized because they probably understand the various forces at play and. and then that could be behind the timing of the smooth kit. all right, tara kite k in delhi. thank you very much. and a reminder of our top story. the shanghai also has kicked off on its electric vehicles that are grabbing the spotlight. following years of stage investment, china is meeting the way in electric mobility with domestic brands, pacing competitors, including germany, and

u. k. just been billions on nuclear submarines to fight a war with its biggest trading partner. china was an early april fool. china says australia is walking further down the path of danger. so how did it come to this? could it ever benefit australia to fire missiles at the close of business partner and maybe 20 as time, while amid spiraling poverty at home, subsidizing us arms, companies already profiting from the war on russia through ukraine? can it be stopped? joining me from cambra to talk august is a master tony kevin senior foreign policy adviser and australian diplomat for decades. thank you so much. i've asked her for coming on. i think we have a few sound issues. don't know whether that's because a pine gap. i'll get to that in a moment, but just in the past few days, the national center of a social and economic modeling in australia is at 1000000 in just new south wales or in poverty, 100000 more than 2016. and that's on top of other reports. why would australia threaten its biggest trading partner? china with nuclear submarines rushing. thank you for inviting me under the progra

u. k . have been particularly outspoken about the direction molly is taking. noting the recent explosion of the un mission chief after making critical remarks regarding russia's presence was one of great concern. on the other hand, the long term presence of french troops in the region was always welcomed by western powers. though last summer, president macross ended the 9 year mission, leaving thousands of civilians vulnerable to terror attacks. harris had initially intervene at the request of the malay and authorities in 2013 for relations between the 2 nations declined in the wake of military coups in 2021. author and historian gerald horn and political analysts. city, la mean bug, a yoko think that the west, his presence in molly has only made the situation worse. molly's problems commenced in 2011 after the united states friends on the needle powers over through the regime and neighboring libya, which allow tons of weapons to leak into the hands of religious zealots. who then began an insurgency against the regime. interestingly enough, france seized the opportunity to deposit its troop

u. k. have been particularly outspoken about the direction the molly is taking no think the recent expulsion of a jo, admission chief after making critical remarks regarding russia's presence was of great concern. on the other hand, the lonesome presence of friendships in the region was welcomed by western sacks. paris had initially intervened at the request of the moline authorities in 2013. the relations between the 2 nations declined in the wake of military coups in 2021 . although historian gerald horn on fiscal honest city law mean a bug, a yoko thinks that the west presence in molly has only made the situation worse. molly's problems commenced in 2011 after the united states, france and the needle powers over through the regime and neighboring libya, which allow tons of weapons to leak into the hands of religious zealots. who then began an insurgency against the regime. interestingly enough, france seized the opportunity to deposit its troops in molly, but they did not succeed and repelling the insurgency. and of course, frances, highly unpopular in that part of africa because of its n

so for people who have been following u. k. news medics have been out protesting recently over working conditions and so on and so forth. do you see the to being related to climate issue and also the issue when it comes to job and working with thompson working business? of course, i mean the health sector is under huge amounts of pressure. we have an aging population, have increasingly complex health conditions. but the launch one of the leading medical journals has had that the climate crisis is the greatest threat to health of this century. and i work as a t p, but i'm also a researcher and i'm really in the business of prevention. if we know that something is going to cause problems down the line, how can we begin st it today? and that's why, really all of this is very, very much into connected. i think we take action on climate to day that relieve some of the pressure on our health care system and ensure we can have healthy and flourishing population at large. he was whether agency says the world's glaze, he has all disapp

u. k. have been particularly outspoken about the direction and the african nation is taking. they said the recent expulsion of the chief of the un mission there who had slammed the russian military presence was a cause of great concern. on the other hand, the long military presence of french troops in the region was always welcomed by western powers. however, last summer president my phone decided to and the 9 year military mission there. but it's left thousands of civilians in this, the whole region at risk of terror attacks france had initially intervened in the country at the request of the local authorities in 2013. but relations between the 2 nations declined in the wake of molly's military coup in 2021. author and historian gerald horn believes that molly's problems were caused by the west, perusing its interest in the region. molly's problems commenced in 2011. after the united states, france and the natal powers overthrew the regime and neighboring libya, which allow tons of weapons to leak into the hands of religious zealots, who then began an insurgency against the

u. k. have been particularly outspoken about the direction molly is taking, noting the recent expulsion of the un mission chief after making critical remarks regarding russia's presence was of great concern. on the other hand, the long term presence of french troops in the region was always welcomed by western powers. their last summer president michael analyst, city le mean by the yoko think that the west is present libya which allow tons of weapons to leak into the hands of religious zealots, who then began an insurgency against the regime. interestingly enough, france seized on the opportunity to deposit its troops in molly, but they did not succeed in repelling the insurgency. and of course, frances, highly unpopular and that part of africa because of its neo colonial pretensions. in the middle initial, of course, was the kind of disaster for being a population of money more dumb, 9010 years of presenting the sale in money. they didn't do anything absolutely anything. they were kidding all the time, killing off them cell and the killing of millions or just the kidding of civilian and t

u. k. have been taken over by gaslight, as people pushing nonsense b. s false information, a con man griffith z. and i believe that we need to retake our public square. we need to retake discourse. democracy cannot survive, but we can't have good faith disagreement. and unfortunately have too many bad faith disagreements today. so i looked around, i saw what was going on, i said, look, i want to help people, i want to equip people with the rhetorical skills i need to push back against this nonsense. so i found all the tips persuasive. i was convinced but all of these will work. the thing that kept ringing in my mind is, are we giving into the drifters by arguing on their level wallowing in the mud with them should really try to attain a higher level. yes or no. so in an ideal world, of course, we should be at a higher level, i have my own rules and i say, you know what, i have a hygiene test. i will have an election dinner on the shirt means i can't interview a lot of republican politicians who i might want to interview. but i don't want to give a platf

u. s. integrated variance strategy against china. there's a lot of re alignments happening here. so everyone has been discussing the australia united states and u. k. the august submarine, the audit trail doctrine, that is going to get back to the japan philippines and u. s. i call that the job was alliance office and job was they're part of what the larger groupings coming out, australia, philippines, japan, us, all of them have one thing in common. look them are about a joint effort by us and its allies, to deter china invading taiwan. this is not to provoke china, but to deter, trying to raise the cost of an invasion of 51 because i was extremely important in the world economy. and it's at the fact that i left the states not to mention just to close to the philippines in japan, are to ignore. as far as europe is concerned, there's a lot of inter nunnery alignment hopping very so our understanding over the past few years that the united kingdom of you clause netherlands, germany, france, all of them have been expanding their military presence in this part of the world. there was an understanding that a european powers in america would kind of be

u. k? i've often been blamed on moscow. in your opinion, is russia really responsible all the other factors that play here? it's possible thing to stacy's next. what is clear is when british and american imperialism tried to use their financial muscle to crush russia, they wanted to bring about regime change in russia by using these economic weapons . they thought they would suffer a few weeks, short term game. and then russia would fall, and they would have a orgy of looting of russia resources that would pay them back in multiple times over for the short term pain. it didn't work out like that. russia hasn't collapse and their school, the sanctions that they've put on russia, absolutely boomerang done to our economy. and yes, it is one of the factors that leading to the inflation, it's totally self imposed, and it could be ended tomorrow. correct me if i'm wrong, but i understand the more than $100000.00 duty nice civil service work in the year . kevin say we'll go on strike. what consequences will that have on the countr

u. k, you have to have been invited on the basis of your doing what you do in your main job. now that's different, you know, so let me put it this way. this is not the 1st time this has happened, not exactly this way, but it's a risky route to go in the certificate. sponsorship is usually a lot safer. well, that's exactly my question. they had the wrong paperwork here. but how common is this becoming that bands where other artists are coming up with the wrong paperwork and being turned back at the border? i need to say wasn't the wrong paperwork. it was the interpretation that god had that they were not allowed to come in on that, that route. so they had the right paperwork, but then you have to be able to argue your case in terms of all the bands. it happens and not just bump bands. these are classical artists and not just musicians, dances, photographers, filmmakers, it covers the whole gamut. we are getting and have been getting for many years. this happened with other 3rd country nationals, americans, japanese colombians, et cetera. who can go into the u. k without a visa

u. k. and they've been trying to replace them with the orthodox church of ukraine, a somewhat new organization, which is claiming that it is the only legitimate church in ukraine, in which teachers are very different religion. but more to ukrainian than much ukrainians. a used to you have the head of the ukranian of the orthodox church of ukraine coming out and cooling. everyone else will other worshippers of the various orthodox creeds, pieces of fecal matter, and even worse than they will. so teach, the ukrainian should never breed with russians, should marian have children with russians and that ukrainians to keep the blood pure should only intermix among amongst themselves. you also have the a presidential aid of, of leukemia. zelinski come out and say that this is the perfect opportunity to crack down and to cleanse the orthodox church. a unique chance when everything could be resolved very quickly and painlessly was during the 1st 3 to 6 months of the war. then it was possible to simply physically clean out many pro russians. today it is a little more difficult. but again, a little harde

u. k. mike, we've been hearing a lot about a so called plan spring offensive coming up. and, and, you know, when you look at the situation right now, how do you see ukraine's chances going into that? well, the big problem the ukrainians have to soul is that the most obvious area of their offensive, which is going south from south parisha to get to the coast of the see of as of the splitting the russian forces into is also the area where the russians have built 2 or 3 or 4 defensive lines, so anti time bitches and concrete, po box and so on and so forth. so the ukrainians need to be quite clever about how and where they are sold. and that is, of course, the big question, whether they'll attempt maybe a river crossing in the region, whether they'll try to cut the russian supply lines over the other side of the wall in the northeast. like, i'd like to ask you just briefly before we go, ukraine wants nato membership. that seems to be far away because there's an ongoing conflict. they're not conflicts actually with, with nato's mandate. how do you think we've been talking als