u. k. a retail giant test. so have you been suspended supplies? local journalists, frances, why, era has more details since 2019 because of the 4 data that more than 5 people have died is the result of being a victim of a god, who with a one of the clouds locally called the wrong 5. the guys have been charged according to quote unquote, and it is believed that they have not been sentenced and as in constituting the community that has been affected is seeking the ink printing for them and all that kind of prints hold beneficial to their family members. protection against the future, human tried several additions, and the change to the court system that they see has denied then just these a month to month. when i lost my brother at delmonte, his name is james kamani. his friend who had accompanied him was lucky enough to escape the guards, beatings. we reported it to the police station after his friend told us who had heard him crying for help after being arrested. but so far, nothing has happened. no justice. and finally, i don't think we shall, he

really incumbent that we use these opportunities to tell the truth about what's been happening in these regions with u. k weapon shipments flowing into ukraine are facing harsh criticism from british citizens as some have taken their disapproval to the streets of london and protest. keep sending americans the money for the u. k. has been one of the most active supporters of ukraine with the country providing more than 2000000000 in british pounds to cab over the last year and a half, as well as it's ongoing training of ukrainian recruits and never ending this past this past is a weapons and munitions, we've said 100, the 500 runs off to the rate munition, the size of the missiles and hundreds of them with vehicles. and we've had the world on getting somebody to pay for disease, such as multiple loan trucking systems, china to, to, and still, machado missiles. we spoke to new worker newspaper journalists, an organizer of the protests, against arms deliveries to ukraine, feel russell, who says that the u. k has been one of the biggest backers of tabs were agenda a written has been right the full front from

u. k. retail giant test. so have you been suspended supplies? local journal is frances, why rural has more details. since 201918. 74 didn't that more than 5 people have died. if the result of being a big 10, the big gods who we the one of the clubs know kelly called the wrong oh, $5.00 didn't want to guys have been charged according to court. the court. and it is believed that they have not been sentenced. and as team in the cost of the, the community that has been affected is seeking the inc. preinstalled amount of the kind of plates hold beneficial to their family members, protection against the future human rights of, of nations. and the change to the court system that they see has denied the same jobs. these money to me, i forget the when i lost my brother at delmonte, his name is james kamani. his friend who had accompanied him was lucky enough to escape the guards. beatings, we reported it to the police station after his friend told us who had heard him crying for help after being arrested. but so far, nothing has happened. no justice. and

u. k. been, was, i said, really ought to be more grateful to nato allies for all the support that they've offered. and you heard him speaking that presidents, that lensky perhaps comes to the entry, but it's not a offering. if you save gratitude to all the nato allies during the hall, that costs. oh, there's developments for us from the left you any and capital vilnius. thank you, john. meanwhile, russia has said that it's potentially very dangerous for the west to provide ukraine with security guarantees mistakenly choose retrain, actually, which can be considered as a mistake and potentially very dangerous because providing any security guarantees to green effectively ignores the international principles of indivisible security that said providing security guarantees to green encroaches, the russian federation security. this is impossible. this is fraught with very short, medium, and long term negative consequences are usually a couple of oliver has more on the credit on this reaction from osc

u. k. is needed, has been needed over the last the months. it was at $32000000.00 tons of grain going to around $45.00 countries in the world. and therefore, misusing this grain using hunger as a weapon. again, we have to say, what's really a shocking result in the morning and therefore, the pressure here is highly needed. the pressure on russia, that's the grain from ukraine can go to the world again. and what can be done. no. and i believe that the most successful is that really countries from africa, countries from let in america, from asia address preaching directly. we have seen that in the last year that it makes a difference if also other countries in the world, not only european countries are calling on pushing, and se is using actually the most vulnerable in the world within this war, by not letting the foods to go to them, this is also addressing them and therefore this common international call is to my point of view is so important. on the other hand, we, as europeans have set from the beginning on, we cannot rely on the, on poor

u. k. is signature e to a convention which prohibits the production or use of cluster munitions and discourages that use. the u. k. has itself been criticized for sending all the weapons, the can cause loss of environmental damage and serious illness. the people long off to the was it then did it much she confirmed with provide all the piercing rounds the contain depleted uranium thus used by the us in a rock in the 1st cold full 32 years ago. they've left the legacy of kansas and illnesses among people that have been all the countries phones point a to the international. you can watch to a b, i a, a says a could be a risk. the people who handle fragments of depleted uranium on the 2019 study and the general environmental pollution link. they use a shelf in the water rocks to a sharp rise invest effects and come to the us says it must send cost to bones. now because ukraine is running out of conventional weapons, but even some health representative and biden's democratic policy have criticized the decision, saying the weapons will kill civilians and leave the us unable to multiply the high moral ground to the war by adopting tact

u. k. e u money may well have been dubiously squandered on a few projects and were cashed as needed. it may not arrive at all. it seems as it's hungry may have come to a dead end on its journey with the european union, the here in the brussels, the musical instruments museum. europe's ancient music traditions are on display. and the collection is quite diverse. for example, in cost and in finland, a special style of federal plan has a chief to spot on unit schools, cultural heritage list, and young musicians play a key role in keeping this heritage a life the custom in central and nothing special you might think. but there's more to this unassuming region funding d i. the, the evening's entertainment, a sibling frenzy posted in as noon far beyond its borders for this mary musical tradition. and it's even popular with the local use. the 16 year old jerky is do regular teenager spending plenty of time and his laptop? i'm playing guitar, but his priority is violent every time i want to play violin and school are something a few of my friends are no, no, no. please don't do replaced on t

u. k, which has been integrating. i and which projects products somebody leach and x is an automated network combat solution based on robotic platforms. and this is the same companies, but as drones were being used in the west bank in jeanine, this is where the appropriate, well, i don't know the details of that particular products or project. but the point is that vax is something of course we will look at. but we have to make sure that we look at the full range of opportunities and risks and challenges. there is a thing that we focus exclusively on the headline grabbing risks. important that they all but then miss other areas where we could be exposed. so it'd be important discipline is to make sure that we look right across the face at all the potential applications i. so how do you go about regulating a folding tree agreement, codes of conduct, or do you have a binding, international trade take? well, the trees these vista each, the most appropriate way of regulating, we don't know, none of us do, but form follows

u. k has itself been criticized for sending other weapons. the can cause loss of environmental damage and serious illness to people long off to the was it ended in march she confirmed with provide all the piercing rounds that contains depleted uranium thus used by the us in a rock in the 1st gulf full 32 years ago they've left a legacy of tons of illnesses among people that as in other countries, bones point a to the international you can watch to a, b, i a, a, a says a could be a risk. the people who handled fragments of depleted uranium on the 2019 study and the general environmental pollution link. the use a shelf in the war to rock, to a sharp rise bus to fax and come to the us says it must send cost to bones. know because you crate is running out of conventional weapons, but even some house representative and biden's democratic policy have criticized the decision, saying the weapons will kill civilians and leave the us unable to multiply the high moral ground to the war, fight of the tactics it previously refused russia, as you say, nora

u. k. prime minister wishes to knock in london before heading to lithuania to attend the nato summit to on tuesday. the present to from the u. k. national, broad cost of the bbc has been suspended. why didn't investigate the claims? he paid tens of thousands of dollars to sexually explicit flows across from a teen h. m. l and russian and packaged for ministers of spoken by phone of to the crime and accused ankara of giving into a native pressure by sending home 5 you crying in prison, isn't for the to discussed both the prisoner release and the black sea greendale. it comes after a visit to istanbul by the quiet name present, wrote to me as the lensky who returned to ukraine with 5 combined. is it for it to defend marriott post the kremlin? said that there were nice violates of the deal to hold them in a stumble until the end of the war and ukraine. meanwhile, russia and ukraine to exchange move in 2000 prisoners since the start of the war, thousands more are still being held. the united nations as both sides a guilty of violations of prison. his rights was you there is, i mean, the exam, a reports from russian control done yet. i know it was still 40, but we these 5

might be going on out there. bucks are sending gunbar is a refugee from cameroon, who has been living in the u. k, since she was 11 supported by great britain boxing the 24 year old has progressed through with the sports ranks winning major international competitions. and now has her hopes set on competing for the british team at the olympics. that's if she can get you. k citizenship and arduous process. the winds like day, so bringing cindy and cam, but closer to head dreams. she was pos of the 1st step of rescue g team at the repeating games. the latest step towards her ultimate goal is to let victory be being able to tell you the number one stage and then going, looking on the head board. and when watching it is only as a refugee back to the, you know, someone that that's put the apple, the why key? cindy grew up and kind of ruined but move to the united kingdom, aged 11, supported by g bulk saying she's progressed through the sports ranks, winning major international competitions. now, $24.00, cindy would be a middle contender of great britain at the olympics. but she needs citizenship fast .

u. k. as a national, broad cost of the b, b. c has been suspended while it investigates kinds you paid a teenage of sexually explicit photographs. this, our newspaper reported on friday that an unnamed male presented, paid around $45000.00 for the images. starting from when the youth was 17 years old . several high profile personalities of publicly denied being involved. the metropolitan police has confirmed that it's been contacted by the b, b. c. but no formal allegation has been made in a statement. the both cost to said the bbc takes any allegation seriously. and we have robust internal processes in place to proactively deal with such allegations. bbc funds became aware of the complaint in may. new allegations were put to us on 1st day of a different nature. and in addition to our own inquiries, we have also been in touch with external authorities in line without protocols. we expect to be in a position to provide funds updates in the coming days as the process continues. so what i'll do there is high force is outside bbc headquarters

but something that ukraine had been asking for the, the u. k. on the other end is bound by an international treaty that they have signed. the u. s. hasn't signed, that is a ban on cluster munitions. so that's one difference. but the other one, the really topical one is also about ukraine's pause to nato membership. president biden is a more cautious, as you mentioned in the report, you said over the weekend that ukraine is not ready to join in the middle of the war. the u. k. is pushing for some clear a pos possibly some short cuts um for the suit. you know, the, the relationship is strong, there is a support for you can bought. there are differences in these 2 mainly and these 2 subjects. so special relations of yes, but also hiccups. and even in the british press, there was some news papers. they said the president biden is empty british, so there's something that they would have to to. and when they meet you in downing street very, very soon they are good mass in london. thank you. 6 people including 3 children and i've been told in an attack

u. k, which has been integrating i into it's projects, products, somebody leach and x is an automated network combat solution based on robotic platforms. and this is the same companies, but as drones were being used in the west bank in jeanine, this is already a problem. well, i don't know the details of that particular products, the whole project, but the point is that vice is something that of course we will look at. but we have to make sure that we look at the full range of opportunities and risks and challenges. there is a thing that we focus exclusively on the headline grabbing risks, important that they all, but then miss other areas where we could be exposed. so the important discipline is to make sure that we look right across the face at all the potential applications i . so how do you go about regulating a full entry agreement codes of conduct, or do you have a binding international treaty? well, the truth is vista age, the most appropriate way of regulating. we don't know, none of us do, but form follows function. so once we have have this international conversation, which we all p

now there's lot been philosophy is the u. k. o isn't enough to help gene is it deal with the costs? the cs tanisha face has significant pressure regarding this humanitarian issue. in order to safeguard the interest of the european union and southern european countries by securing their borders against the influx of undocumented migrants, criticism has emerged regarding the memorandum of understanding between the european union and tanisha, particularly concerning the initial level of support offered by the european union countries, when the memorandum was signed in comparison, the amount provided to tanisha, which is 1000000000 euros, appears major when compared to what turkey received in 2016 turkey obtained a substantial sum of 6000000000 euros that year. whereas tanisha support falls short of the amount had requested from the international monetary fund as alone. as of next week's t rush, a applica so might being held in some details, but the leading rush of the think tank the valve the discussion globe has been assessing. most of the current relations with the concept our countr

and we have been recognized by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international institutions for our exemplary treatment of refugees. where the u. k. migration deal with rolanda was cited in 2022 apparently a all asylum seekers who got passage to a quote safe for the country are automatically consisted in admissible asylum seekers. have been sent over one the weather. oh wait for a verdict on that claim. and the decision of the u. k. court is expected to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned that u. n. a. c. all they use rwanda, so their own refugee schemes, olivia, and refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme court with the quotes decision hostile and attention from lots of us and the u. k. so we heard from some of them the client's was already scott of a sensor lambda come to say, know nothing about my son. now, that being said, as i sold, they reached protection and safety. and these have for a long grueling to most of the u. k. puts out more pressure for that you case of our minds to suspend tha

u. k. retail, john tesco, they've been suspended supplies, local journalists funds is why river has more details since 2019 that more than 5 people have died. if the result of being a victim of a gods who um with the one of the clubs locally called rules 5, the more to guys have been charged according to quote unquote. and it is believed that they have not been sentenced and as in constituting the community that has been affected is seeking the inc. painful remainder of the kind of prints code beneficial to the family members, protection against the future as whom i try to avoid emissions. and the change to the court system that they see has denied them just these money to him. i forget the one i lost my brother at delmonte. his name is james kamani. his friend who had accompanied him was lucky enough to escape the guards. beatings. we reported it to the police station after his friend told us who had heard him crying for help after being arrested. but so far, nothing has happened. no justice. and finally, i don't think we shall, he'll hoping maybe the human rights body will come with a

and we have been recognized by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international institutions for our exemplary treatment of refugees as well. the u. k. migration deal with the one that was signed in 2022. apparently a all asylum seekers who got passage to a quote safe 3rd country are automatically considered in admissible asylum seekers have been sent over one the weather. oh, wait for a verdict on the claims. and the decision of the u. k. court is expected to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned that u. n. a. c. all they use rwanda. so their own refugee schemes, olivia, and refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme cold. will the quotes decision, hostile and attention from the best and the u. k. so we heard from some of them are clients who are very scott of a sensor lambda come to say, know nothing about. and i say now that being serious, i've never heard all say so they've reached protection and safety and the most that you have puts out more pressure for that. you can go by my to suspend that. i g

they couldn't leave ukrainian troops defenseless. latest to criticize the move has been us ally, u. k prime minister rashid. so you're not. let's go to our white house correspondent given a whole kids. so tell us more about how this move has gone down at home. of the. yeah, well the reality is, is that the west has run out of the supplies when it comes to the conventional weaponry it has been supplying you prayed. and so it has had to turn to the weaponry, it said it was phasing out last use by the united states, for example, in the rock more and heavily criticized for its use because of its disproportionate harm to civilians. and so there's a really bit of concern, particularly among members of the president's own democratic party about the decision by the us president. in fact, the was president, had to sign a waiver, given the fact that it really is going against us law to even use cluster munitions . as part of this package, this $800000000.00 package that the united states is giving to you pray. and that is really not sitting well with members of the president's democratic party.

u. k. often the nearest delta is a good hour away. this isolation has been exacerbated by the lack of bond services in cumbria, bordering scotland. citizens have found that own solution this blue many balance which travels along the country roads is now the only link between villages. it's run by volunteers this morning. katrina is at the wheel. a civil servant who has been retired for 3 years. also on board is neil: one of the managers of fell run a, the charity that runs the boss. good morning. can i help you with the all right. the project is run by volunteers. that means the bounce back can be kept a jump to pounds enough to pay for petrol and maintenance. see if the bus drivers what paid? the operating costs would be too high and the service would have to be discontinued on. i'm a volunteer, i don't get paid anything and i absolutely love it. and i think it's a really important thing to do for the community, to be honest. with $25.00. after a quite a long training program of 8 weeks. they've passed all the tests and they'll be let loose with the passeng

u. k. defense ministry, which claims britain's massages have been very successful against russia. we're extending our short range, high velocity and large wage module, me solace audio 2035, otherwise known as to us trick and market. these was last me saw those. i received rave reviews and ukraine, where they have proved it pulls into weapon against fixed when at croft world, the building on these current capabilities to support almost an assault brigades come bought teams. the oldest comes as moscow says, the british maid stole much shadow missiles, are being used to target severely and infrastructure in going bass out into the list. the u. k. supplied challenger to tanks, loaded with shows with depleted uranium. now nicole is a long lasting damage to civilians on the environment many hundreds of years after the shots of fi. it will be discussed. this with for my pen took on senior security and list of michael maloof. he agrees the ukrainian battlefields are being used as testing ground a battlefield such as this, do indeed become testing grounds for the quality and effectiveness

there's also been differences between the u. k and some other west allies of us and washington on a president by this policy is hundreds of millions of dollars worth of climate change. subsidies which some allies see as competitive in this very important new field, perhaps more common ground with the king where president biden went to meet with king charles at windsor castle and with a forum of private investors. industrialists in such green technology, king charles has long held climates. campaigning is a very important part of his role. one that is constrained now that he's transition from prince of wales to king. but unless he has hosting this one of his so on the all those very important talks in vilnius, they will be the real meat of this visit to europe by the us. presidents are equal, sent out to 0. london. the covenant says restaurants present, resume peyton, match with the chief of the volume us and me group. you have any projection just days after his failed rebellion, i mean spokesman dimitry pest golf told reporters th

u. k. but they also have this history of slavery which um has been linked to the the industrialization and the, the accumulation of wealth and britain life stay up as a very legitimate concerns about the fact that the british industrialization and, and wealth was built on the backs of slavery in the caribbean, for example. so colonization in india, for example. so you have a number of particular issues that are of specific concern to countries like jamaica, barbados, and some of the other west indies countries. very interesting, indeed, very informative to to mind isn't the right to the sense of accounts that heads up on its way. so thank you so much for joining safe today. i'll take him on the wild, mocked nelson mandela, international date this week, underneath the legacy of the full, the south african president, an empty apartheid icon. who correspondence know who your cougar bought from the celebrations in south africa in the international days of the international of southern states held in the, on the 8th of july, the semester capital. so around the world, it is a day when we come me

u. k. defense minister for the support that has been given ukraine in this war . uh, what do you make of the situation, those, those tensions, the well, i mean, 1st of all, i can ukraine's is have you parents have nothing to be um, you know, with regards to the west uh, the west has contributed to the disaster in ukraine. uh, you know, the, uh, the, the on did that, did that describe that the victory, the ukraine in victoria at all costs strategy has been absolutely disastrous. and so, you know, the west has not been given weapons. ukraine out of generosity and sort of dowdy, has to be, you know, as we said already, but it's been giving these weapons because it is, it solves its own, its own interests. but of course, you know, tensions ability, you know, growing factions even within western uh, establishments that i think are starting to think in terms of an off ramp. uh that you know, that realizing the doors not um is not going the way that we're hoping for. clearly the out of the much wanted counter offensive has been, has been a big failure. and so i think it

u. k. and the us know reparations or apologies have been made to the victims of slavery, a method that reports from bridge town involved basis. and how this summits could be the 1st step towards the tenant a historic summit aimed at addressing reparations for the transatlantic slave. trade has come to a close in bridgetown. barbados calls re power through justice. in this 21st century is the highest point in the rise of the global democracy movement. by the week of galvanize around this motto. among the most notable guests at the summit was colombian, vice president for nancy, a marcus. i'd like to ask about the challenges that lie ahead. we asked her about the challenges facing the reparations movement, especially those pertaining to racism and white supremacy. yes, the system uh that i see that this raises the system. that is, is going the planet isn't willing to give back because it costs us a discomfort to talk about preparations above. oh, it's a comfortable to question the privilege that has been going into the blood and suffering of probably reparations. that could soon be presented bef

inch of the answers, they thought it turned out the evidence had already been destroyed in the defiance of the tool to stop for the u. k. had cool with this booming into deleted the unknown quantity of data from the server. showing that before operation north, when we investigate just arrived at the u. k. headquarters to inspect it. according to the late day law firm and new evidence suggests, there were at least 80 suspicious civilian debts involving 3 s a s units between 20102013. and only now was an independent investigation under way. it's an inquiry that comes as a response to mounting pressure from numerous reports and civil cases, implying cold blooded murder at the hands of as a us troops. many of these instances involve nighttime raids on civilian homes like that of psych full like yard who was 19 years old. when the cs showed up and shot his father dead, the soul just plays black. who's over the hands of the men of the house and bound their hands with blasted ties? the women and children, including 19 year old. so i fully uh, what i should to guess through them on the out of all of the families come found. wh

u. k, it is not totally the temperature rise. that one has been with this one has to also look to is the fact that dissipated country, which is known for example 3, c had 3 prime ministers in just 2 or 3 months. so this economic model is not totally destroying the nature. it is also not delivering to the needs of the developed countries because it's pretty exploit gatekeeping nature. and. ready being that me being in the us or in canada or in russia, i'm not be, you're impacted by it. that perhaps is not going to happen. we have to take lessons for what is happening and you get and all the natural disasters that are happening around us. and then not happening only india volume the dish pack is done oriented together happening in the government frontiers. oh absolutely. but they're not affecting those developed countries as much as some of the developing turret punches of you mentioned them. maybe i'm teaching benches, but i think when it comes to various international environmental for the most common dynamic is still for the developing nations. a