a 6500 kilometer flight from britain to central africa, the u. k. has already invested over 200000000 euros in the plan. hotels and rolanda had been converted to lodgings for migrants. still sitting empty. as the plan soon ran into legal challenges, the 1st flight scheduled to depart a military air base in june 2022 was a boarded. u. k. supreme court ruled the scheme unconstitutional and seeing it could lead to human rights abuses that prompted the government to introduce a new bill, declaring that rolanda is a safe country, despite the history of mistreating migrants. the bill also orders you k cords to ignore the countries own human rights act, as well as international rules on refugees, on the un human rights office wait in last month. the combined effects of this bill attempting to shield government action from spam, the legal scrutiny directed on the call to basic human rights principles, supplements, comb with folks that international human rights and assign them related obligations . following legislation. we urge the u. k. government to take

u. k. britain, this conservative government has made its plan to deport the asylum seekers to rwanda. the centerpiece of a policy intended to deter people from making the crossing. in april 2022, the home secretary struck a deal with the want. as for an minister to send people there, while their claims were being processed, a 6500 kilometer flight from britain to central africa. the u. k. has already invested over 200000000 euros in the plan. hotels and rolanda had been converted to lodgings for migrants, still sitting empty, as, as the plan soon ran into legal challenges. the 1st flight scheduled to depart a military air base in june 2022 was a boarded. u. k. supreme court ruled the scheme unconstitutional as saying it could lead to human rights abuses that prompted the government to introduce a new bill, declaring that rolanda is a safe country despite the history of mistreating migrants. the bill also order is u. k. courts to ignore the countries own human rights act, as well as international rules on refugees. the un human rights office weighed in last month. the combined effects

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ukraine took centre stage today at a high—level meeting in washington between america and britain's top diplomats. u—keron says his government has "grave concerns" about humanitarian access in gaza, but would not be suspending arms exports to israel. he also defended his earlier meeting with former president donald trump — as �*entirely in line with precedent�*. meanwhile secretary blinken says the us does not have a date for a potential israeli military operation in rafah, but added the state department is working closely with qatar and egypt to establish a ceasefire. no, we do not have a date for any rafah operation. on the contrary, what we have is an ongoing conversation with israel about any rafah operation. the president's been very clear about our deep concerns. about israel's ability to lose civilians out of harm's way, to care for them once they are out of harm's way and you have any kind of major military operation that doesn't do real harm to civilian, children and to women. i'm joined now by philipj crowley, who was assistant secretary of state for public affairs under president obama. let

u. k. overseas territory should remain probably, you know, that britain has left, the proto, relies on access to spain for jobs and trade. molly's warning hunter has banned the media from reporting on political parties and associations. all political activities also suspended. it's not clear at all the band will be in for elections scheduled for february. this year have been cancelled indefinitely. i'm not doing the best of them. i know us. oh, it's been one months since haiti's prime minister resign doing widespread violent unrest. we both say a temporary government is ready to take over. the incoming administration is made possible be to set up new presidential elections and to rein in hades, run from gun violence. the sound of every day life in haiti's capital, porto plans, despite some police presence, gang fighting continues. meanwhile, ordinary haitians go about their business in their daily struggle just to get by gunfire all around. but i still have to look after myself. if you make it home from work a live, it's thanks to god. the insecurity is increasingly forcing 8 organizations an

britain? all of the u. k. is receiving spain receives italy receives what their policies are. they are whether they help support them. i don't know. i really don't know. we're starting to get more and more into being supportive of it. like they're trying to encourage more. um, employers to give uh families who are adopting similar time off as, as a, you know, maternity leave. i don't even know like i said, the state to state things very here. the tax credit is the tax credit is the one thing i know it's federal and every year it goes up that they are steady and it's federal. but otherwise everything in adoption is very state to state. are the notable differences and the support provided by international adoption agencies based on their location. i don't know of any support that they give it a while and the reason being is they're sitting in the cat bird. see what i told you before. the difference between supply and demand. there are, it's estimated $36.00 individuals or couples volume for each baby that's available for adoption. a 36 to one, and i think the figure is too low b

u. k. press will ever discuss or admit to know what i'm trying to rely on on any filters relating to bigotry, matches in britain all the west and the we know that from the experience over 80 years since the end of the 2nd world war, the people of britain and i've never been told the truth about any substantial military affairs adults, but those tragic figures and they all tragic st. yeah. in ukraine, of course, those things will continue to grow until those powers that are not engaged in the military conflict most directly gauge. i actually put some priority on this on the search for the peaceful resolution. china came forward was for detailed proposals for what many people with, regardless, regardless as an equitable settlement should be discussed by the government show of russia and ukraine. and the list of the district shows the firm here in britain will literally publish it to you the see. yeah. very, very before we not real. but we, we will know that was about a year or so ago, boris johnson, you know, he flew to rest. i'm old, didn't the food a key of to schedule to scuffle? the tools, the piece towards t

u. k . the accident half of dallas off of the u. k. problem. it's passed a controversial plan to send migrants and refugees to wanda hi, full support from london in the hours of to britain post a bill designed to the, to these genies photo forests boat squared. again, an action in the english channel. despite the comm conditions, it had already been a deadly day. at dawn, a small and feasible packed with a 112 migrants and refugees set off from this beach in front. official say it had assigned bank close to show 5 people including a young girl, died in the crush and confusion even after that the boat pressed on a 2nd and said that so no $2357.00 people who were in the thing he stayed on board preferring not to be rescued a c, a b minus just on the engine again, decided to carry onto a great britain on the surveillance of the navy. the town smith said britain, its latest get tough legislation. notwithstanding, was responsible. he's only big, the british of paying us, i stop them, but they welcome them. there is a problem at this level. i'm sorry, when they can have a bank account, they have given work without an employment contract. it's the economy in england. the overn

u. k. overseas territory should remain probably, you know, the britain has less people to relies on access to spain for jobs and trade. a sliding and southern russian cause of style has worse and tens of thousands of being forced to leave the homes as the melting snow caused the your old river to bust its backs. it now tops 11 meters of the city of austin bug, cause exxon has declared the state of emergency thailand says it is concerned about the situation and be a mom of to the military who lost control of a strategically important town on the tie board up the army has withdrawn from the trading hub of me, a body of the days of fighting with resistance forces. that's been a steady stream of people trying to flee the country. it's the latest set back for me on most military regime, which is facing growing a position from rebel forces and the shop dropped in support among the people as the tie border arrivals from me in march or up by almost 50 percent. for me here across the over from the town of my wadi, after fighting between the military and armed groups or villages afraid of the situat

u. k. prime minister, tony blair described the late lord jacob as quote, a towering figure in britain's jewish community and the president of israel, isaac hertzog said this quote, with his passing. we bid farewell to a great man who carried the historic legacy of his family with pride and humility, working always for the well being of britain, israel, and jewish communities all over the world. and so from the napoleonic wars to the suez canal, ross child's name forever etched into a world history books. for more on this will turn to a friend of the show. shawn stone. he is a filmmaker historian and author, his book called new world order. a strategy of imperialism is available now. shawn, thank you for making some time for us. so 1st option, jacob rothschild, as i mentioned, he's a 4th generation baron. in the u. k, he carried the title lord, so lord jacob is how one might formally address him. why to the main stream media referred to him in such a way? i mean, what's the difference between lord or barron and the term oligarch? i mean, i feel like the latter is used as a majority of an

u. k. has voted to stand up for is ready. security. prime minister wishes to knock says britain is working with partners to help stabilize the situation. let's go to jerusalem now. where do you to view correspondent tanya kramer? it's standing by for us, tanya, good to see you again. can you give us an update on the attack and watches israel's military set? this is really military released some more details on the ongoing events, as they said, they said a in deceptive and majority of the weapons. the a missiles among then they said, a talked rooms, dozens of ballistics and cruise missiles, outside of is rose, a border of some of them about $200.00 a they said where short in total, but only some of them were actually hitting inside israel. the also heard here in jerusalem, shortly before 2 am local time, the air raid sirens went off as in other parts of the country. and we could hear some of what sounded like a into sections of the spokes person of the is really military. didn't say what the target was, the only said that there was one hit on the military base, but there was only some damage. but you know, from the and emerge

britain of shocking its duties. this new legislation seriously hinders the rule of law in the u. k, and it sets a perilous precedence globally. the government conservatives trading in the poles and seeking a vote when a head of an election likely in the autumn, insists the 1st slides through one that will stop by the end of july. there are questions about the implementation of all this. the individual legal challenges against deportation that have bound to come whether risky, so not cool, get his projected regular rhythm of several deportation slides a month. and then if he does, will they do what he's banking on? will they did tell people from making the crossings in the 1st place? the evidence of his 1st day since the bill passed? is it the motivation to get to britain is sofa undimmed despite the dangers of these genies and the threat of deportation at the other end are useless. it, i'll just say around london. still i had on knowledge is 0 signs of war on the lebanese border with this row, we are on patrol with un peacekeepers as the damage continues to mount past choking plane

britain of shaking its duties. this new legislation seriously hinders the rule of law in the u. k. and it sets a perilous precedence globally, the governing conservatives trading in the poles and seeking a vote when a head of an election likely in the autumn. and since the 1st flights tawanda will stop by the end of july, there are questions about the implementation of all this. the individual legal challenges against deportation that have bound to come, whether risky, so not go get his projected regular rhythm of several people. taishan flights. a month and then if he does, will they do what he's banking on? will they did tell people from making the crossings in the 1st place. the evidence of his 1st day since the bill passed? is it the motivation to get to britain is sofa undimmed, despite the dangers of these genies and the fright of deportation at the other end? how ruthless it, i'll just be around london. and back in 2020 in the race to create a vaccine for cove and 19 many drug companies said they wouldn't pursue legal battles with their rivals in the interest of getting shot

lodge a complaint with the international court. britain in spain have resumed talks about the status of your browser, hoping to agree on whether the u. k overseas territory. certainly in part of the, you know, that brooklyn has left, the block default relies on access to spain for jobs and trade. one person has been killed and 7 others injured in a cable car accident and turkey. the cabin had a pylon and burst open, causing passengers to plunge to the mountain side. below. 2 children are among the injured university of on top of the queen's parliament has passed a new law, making it easier to call up new recruits. it requires all men between 18 and 60 years old to carry documents showing that they have registered with the military. the laws to provide soldiers with incentives like cash, bonuses, or money towards the cost of a house or a car. new troops are desperately needed ahead of the vote in parliament in general to lawmakers that the ukrainian soldiers are out of number 10 to one places. and there was bad news for serving troops. parliamentarians dropped a clause from the law that would have placed time limits on their service. ea

launch a complaint with an international court. britain and spain have resumed talks about the status of gibraltar and hoping to agree on whether the u. k overseas territory . for main part of the, you know that person has left, the block realtor lives on access to spain for jobs and freight one person has been killed and 7 others injured in the cable car accident and turkey. the cabin hit a pylon and burst open, causing passengers to pledge to the mountain side below. 2 children are among the injures and you have a city on top of the in southern africa, persistent drought is threatening to destroy some 80 percent as in bob waste food crops, the countries present. emerson, buying, they've got one says at least $2000000000.00 originally needed to prevent people from going hungry, or dw can support responding privilege. most of the few re sent us this report. a 9 to one year old page now is the key. i'm a come by me from bob was global show and we're all community. he's inspecting what lead to is left of these crops visa, hard times for the not doing that in is he contemplates the months ahead. you know, good years, he often harvested mor

u. k. also to that, when challenged proved to be a hard sell what, what britain to the hostile nation slot, one of our comes to us we would take, we would take the very strong action under, on woodside, that that's all that as well. even those well aware iran has influence beyond its borders and uses it's embassies and consulates. as cover when arming is regional allies have said this really strikes in damascus was dangerously provoked. here i must be very, very critically about this, right. it was one of those adventures that these are, these kill me things only because it is possible. there was hardly a debate about the consequences of the prize about the day after. i mean, it explains it. we say damaging the military capability of a rod officer by law whole i'm us, i'm not going to bother him. but holding mccomb to hardy over that even though i think that's what should always input on. what is this rubbish? by the end of the day, it's about showing cool. these really much are these really james bone. the parents will never be achieved through us as a nation's into a capabilities are not

britain. we are a guest this way of doing business with the u. k. so they don't come to mitigate the situation. they come to provoke the congo lease population. once again, they want to take us to the extreme so that we react in a barbaric way on such things can not to me to get the situation. it only makes it worse. we have no choice, but to nights only come the least people's tonight, all the comedies use in order to effectively violently respond to oldest provocations that come from outside our country. the south africa is celebrating one of its most important national holidays. freedom day. it comes on the rates, the 1st post, the post on the elections held back in 1994 south africa's blonde population has been segregated on the press by the one minority for centuries. with the 1948 passage of the appalled side on the system built on white supremacy, the situation was end of the use of blood. the struggle for freedom. the 1st multi racial democratic elections were held in april 1994. and one of the anti apartheid need is nelson mandela was elect

u. k. it's, here's a controversial human rights and opposition groups uphold 5 is it's effectively britain offshore and it's, it's a refugee responsibilities. but the problem is to the determine to push it through . he wants to appear to be strong. he's not going to back down. he's not willing to compromise, even on what appeared to be fairly sensible compromises that the lords have tried to introduce to this legislation. the impression seems to be that he wants to be strong on this. and he's going to push this through using the government's majority in the commons. so essentially twisty all of the lords and push this through into legislation. but it's going to be a long night because the lords on not compromising all 3 people accused of spying for china have been arrested in germany. prosecute just at the tree of gym and citizens has been causing sensitive information to chinese intelligence. since at least june 2020 to one of the suspects named as thomas i had been reportedly handing technologies with potential military purposes. the 3 german citizens that also accused of exposing a lase

u. k, which is said also that this was a tragedy. but it, it is what needs to answer such tragedies is a much more safe and legal way for science. he goes to reach britain rather than what it calls headline. grabbing on hostile legislation a little closer to a will focus now on as you say, how the public in the u. k. react to this bill is a great deal of opposition, but criticism has come from beyond that message board as well. yes indeed, does being criticism from a number of cultures including from the united nations in terms of the un high commission, is for both refugees and human rights saying that refugee protection protection of human rights could be endangered by this, this method of dealing with a shot and see, it goes offshoring them essentially, our lease to a number of them to rwanda. the government sees it as a deterrent policy. also from the you repeat the counselor here, a private, which is the main european human rights study of which britain is a member. also cooling on the government to re thing can and withdrawal based legislation, but it is being something that has been a priority full this conservative government for 2 years now. si

u. k. also to that wench, lynched, proved to be a hard sell black and white, but what britain to the hostile nation, something and one of our comes to us we would take, we would take the survey stroll actually and around would say that that's what that is. but even those well aware iran has influence beyond its borders and uses it's embassies and consulates cover. when arming it's regional hours have said the is really strike in damascus was dangerous. we prevent here, i must be very, very critically about this, right? it was one of those adventures that these are in these committing only because it is possible. there was hardly pay debate about the consequences of the prize about the day after. i mean it explained it. we said damaging the military capability of a rod officer by law whole i'm us, i'm not new port leim beholden mccomb before the over to that even though i think that's what should always been should on what is this rubbish by the end of the day it's about showing cool the is very much are the, is really james ball and the parents. we'd never be a chief through us as a nation's

u. k. it's, here's a controversial, the human rights and opposition groups are a pulled 5 is it's effectively britain offshore and it's, it's a refugee responsibilities. but the problem is to the, determined to push it through. he wants to appear to be strong. he's not going to back down, he's not willing to compromise, even on what appeared to be fairly sensible compromises that the lords have tried to introduce to this legislation. the impression seems to be that he wants to be strong on this and he's going to push this through using the government's majority in the commons. so essentially to us the almost the lords and push this through into legislation. but it's going to be a long night because the lords on not compromising the india is prime minister is being accused of hate speech for comments he made about muslims at an election really. on sunday, nearly a 1000000000 people are eligible to cons pellets during the 6 weeks of voting, which started on friday, and nobody is taking us to to. the indian government has failed to give these as talent as there was correspondents to cover the story. the

britain's bell last maximum security prison. so as a mock, the 5th anniversary of judy and a sanchez imprisonment in the u. k. last month, london's high quotes quantity we could expand to the right to appeal his potential expedition to washington. but only if the us fails to in full set what will safety conditions for a song is expedited to join in a space is up to a $175.00 days behind balls which he leaks the editor in chief space. the us president should stay on celebration. well, i would say to joe, by the look deep in your heart, then what do you want to elect and see to see? do you want your legacy to be the president? is that just possibly what was responsible for the death of the most awarded or do you want to do the right thing the use or influence or the justice department to drop the charge against it is the right thing to do is a absolutely i outrages practice and a 5 year warnings and meant to be sitting in prison is just more cute. be in your, in the civilized world for many things to be a company here. and i don't see international this, the state also from me for today. but you know, now we'll

britain of shaking its duties. this new legislation seriously hinders the rule of law in the u. k. and it sets a powerless precedence globally. the governing conservatives trading in the poles and seeking a vote when a head of an election likely in the autumn, insists the 1st flights tawanda will start by the end of july. there are questions about the implementation of all this. the individual legal challenges against deportation that have bound to come, whether originally so not cool, got his projected regular rhythm of several people, taishan slides a month. and then if he does, will they do what he's banking on? will they did tell people from making the crossings in the 1st place? the evidence of his 1st day since the bill passed is that the motivation to get to britain is sofa undimmed. despite the dangers of these genies, and the sight of people taishan at the other end are useless. it, i'll just be around london. so there's plenty so late here on l just there including matching, to protect the culture and land because it was indigenous people of staging a 5 day protest and th