u. k. has called the execution of a british or indian national intact ron callous and cowardly body was convicted of spying for the u. k. charges he denied the execution came despite last minute appeals for clemency from britain and the united states. but its prime minister recently sent access, he's appalled and that bodies death won't go unchallenged. so sad has moved from tech from a little. zach barry was definitely not an outsider. he was a key figure in the circles of the diplomatic, the bureaucratic political circles within iran. he had close ties with the national security council, which is headed by a leash, uncanny, and alicia can himself, is very much a close figure and close to there. that is the supreme leader and this body also overseas. all the that the nuclear negotiations and iran sensitive files regarding his foreign and foreign affairs policy. so he was a central figure here and he had also access to the sensitive centers and informations and then, and had the that had relations with the other ministries as well. so he has played an important role in this concert this way. this

u. k was busy passing laws that significantly restrict the right to such protest, and that's despite hundreds rally in, in various cities across the u. k. calling for an end to the bill, which has also been condemned by human rights activists. meanwhile, there is no uproar from the west. ah, in france, its year 4 of the so called yellow vest movements weekly protest aimed at economic and political reforms at various times, hundreds of thousands of people rallied. but did the french government observe them peacefully? no, the violent crack thou that ensued has since been condemned by rights groups as well as all the countries. and that's still happening, by the way, ah, moving on to china and the mass protests against the countries. strict 0 cove at policies, people should be allowed. the right to assemble and to peacefully protests, policies or laws or dictates that they take issue with the white house, supports the right of peaceful protest. so it's ok to protest in china and iran, but not france or the u. k. you got that right? and america support comes with a warning, as well as some more encouraging words from its pals. the ccp should know

u. k. government. they called themselves extinction. rebellion or x are for sure i'm doing the right amount is in place of the they work outside the system, engaging in bold, non violent acts of civil disobedience. this strategy is to create headline grabbing protests designed to maximize public exposure. they believe this will gain them a mass following and forced real change. in just 6 months, they have already expanded into 15 countries to spread across full continent. i'm at the london headquarters on the day of one of their most extreme actions. yet in a protest day, a cooling blood of all children exile plant, still 500 liters of fake blood on downing street office and residents of the british prime minister hiker. and i live in history, nice me one of x i was co founders is clare tiro waited. the idea of the blood of our children were already suffering a genocide because of the impacts of pollution. so we're trying of this action to get people to understand that it's that it kills people and that it kills p

u. k. press calling this sin cod. just again a sim card, calling it a spying device. a tracking device, so do we really think the beijing gives a damn about a u. k. customer car, which roads it's going on? this doesn't sound like a spying device to me. and yet the u. k. rhetoric regarding china is always calling china a threat when china is one of the biggest, if not the biggest external investor in the u. k. nelson, what is the u. k. playing at what the agenda? i really don't know. this is why i think it's, it's important that we talk about this because you k and china are so far apart. job graph, geographically speaking, about 2 countries, both china and the u. k. our business partners. and we're all traders, basically the british big traders for hundreds of years and try and these are also good traders as well. so those 2 countries should actually come together and do some business together to, to trade. but in the meantime, why should you know, trying to be accused of such a thing? this is really upset. i'm not speaking on behalf of the chinese government, but i, i

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u . k. has called the execution of british iranian national into ron callous and cowardly. the former arabian defense ministry official allie was a very with convicted of buying for the u. k. charges. he denied brazil. supreme court will include former president terrible scenario in the investigation until last week's attack in the capital to support a storm government buildings demanding the president. and after a new law, the silver malawi, government says 75, excuse me, 750 people have died in the worst caller outbreak in 2 decades. so it's ordered the closure of businesses without proper sanitation, unrestricted, the sale of pre cooked food, african health authority, se 14 countries on the continent are reporting cholera cases many due to flooding. the health minister has urged malawi and to get vaccinated to slow the transmission of the water born disease a bit. i wouldn't have to put them in middle doses. we've received 2900000 doses of the color of vaccine, but as we speak, we have about 40000 left. it means malawi and scott, the facts saying, what is boring however,

u. k. called scrapper. which is kind of a coming of age story about a girl living in a council of state that won the best international jurors award. the director there is charlotte reagan, you know, here the not only judges and jurors, but also the audience gets to pick their favorites. and one of those was a 20 days in matter. you will, documenting the siege and the resistance in that ukrainian city last year. that's by mid love sharon, off. besides all of this, i got to tell you mario, i've been digging into some of the darker side of this festival, you know horror and sy fy, always a durable and lucrative genre. so let's take a look at some of that. if you dare, the sundance festival is known for edgy dramas and groundbreaking documentaries. but there's no shortage of the creepy. the bizarre and the scary. i guess some of the movies in this year's midnight films creep fest include the luxuriously titled onyx, the fortuitous and the talisman of souls in which a group of occultist gather in a spooky mansi

u. k. has called the execution of british iranian national into her on callous and cowardly on the river . sorry, was convicted of spying for the u. k. charges he denied us by re previously said that he forced to admit his guilt under torture. the execution came despite last minute appeals for clemency from britain and the united states to palestinians have been killed by israeli forces in the occupied west bank. they were accused of firing at israeli troops near janine, the islamic jihad group says the 2 were fighters from its arms wing the brigades. those are the headlines on al jazeera coming up next. it's upfront, thanks for watching. bye bye. for now. the world i can make for returns to dabble in january to assess the global economy was shaped by the panoramic and the war, and ukraine can leaders from government and business prevent a promised decade of actions becoming a decade of uncertainty. extensive coverage on al jazeera in 1971, a military analyst by the name of daniel ellsberg leaked to the press, a 7000 page top secret pentagon study. uncovering years of official lies about us

u. k is called the execution of a british iranian national into chron, callous and cowardly. and always her up body was convicted of spine for the u. k. charges he denied the execution came despite last minute appeals for clemency from britain and the united states. but his primary services. so that says he's appalled and act bodie's. death won't go unpunished. when i speak now to wrestle, sarah, who's life for us in teheran, russell, the u. k. obviously responding pretty quickly to this, but was also interesting about this case is that either this or act body was deeply connected to different parts of a runs defense networks. that's right, he was not the only echo in order the informant. she was a key figure in iran's establishment. he was a key figure among the politicians dare bureaucrats. and he had a, an exclusive access to sensitive information sensitive centers and in the iranian power structure. so he was the former, the fast minister with close ties with the security council in iran. and now iran is the security council in iran is very much close to the supreme leader

u. k. is called the execution of a british radian national intact ron callous and cowardly. others sac body was convicted of spying for the u. k. charges he denies the execution came despite the last minute appeals for clemency from britain and the united states. vessel south has got more than the impact of this execution in iran. there are already acquisitions from different institutions, different figures, who are the key elements of the established in here a cruising each other off, not functioning properly. now, did they did? did that just secretary general of the national security council? eli sher alicia uncanny. his dad did the report that he might be removed from his paused and imagined that this of this security body is the main body that's overseeing the nuclear negotiations. and it is directly reporting to the president and the supreme leader in the quarter. so we already see the huge, massive impact of these execution within iranian poverty structure. rush air strikes have reportedly striking key infrastructure in ukraine's capital. but our warnings of more to come in the south

u. k. has called the execution of a british iranian national into iran, callison cowardly ali reza berry was convicted of spying to the u. k. berry previously said that he'd been forced to admit his guilt under torture. and health authorities in china have reported almost 60000 corona virus thing, deaths since early december. it's the 1st data on death by jack by jing has was in released since it loosened its restrictions in early december. ah. i intends fighting around the town of sola dar in eastern ukraine wash and military advances are being claimed and denied. why have both sides battle so fiercely over this area? and does it mark a new phase in the war? this is inside story. ah. hello and welcome to the program. i'm fully back table. ukraine has refuted russian claims. it's captured. the eastern town of solid are whatever the truth fighting has been intense around what is europe's largest salt mine. nearly all of the small towns, $11000.00 inhabitants have left and almost everything above ground is destroyed. so why has this battle been so fierce and does its signal a change in how thi

u. k. rocket to call from and modified, going 747. that scientist said an anomaly prevented it from reaching all that the mission by the company vote and all that was due to send 9 small satellites and everything is normal. so the u. s. government says iran may be complicit in war crimes. in ukraine. rush has been using its drones to bomb ukrainian cities. still the russians gains a few in the east where the offensive is concentrated. artillery has been showing by what, but ukraine continues to defend the key city. churning the winter mud, rushing with tillery moved into position in the grinding battle for the dawn. bass russians. high command is determined to occupy the entire region east of ukraine. then your solution troops continue offensive operations in the donnette scarier. comprehensive fire damage has been inflicted on units of ukrainian armed forces along the entire section of the line of contact. but russia's offensive has been stored for months. one focal point of its failed attacks is the town of buck, mood, or morse's ru

u. k. has called the execution of her british iranian national into her on callous and cowardly. there was a r r e was convicted of spying for the u. k. charges he denied the execution cain despite last minute appeals for clemency from britain. the united states, russel sorry are, has more on the impact of this execution in iran. there are already accusations from different institutions, different figures, who are the key elements of this top isn't here accusing each other of not functioning properly. now the secretary general of the national security council l e she alicia county. he's, there are the reports that he might be removed from his post and imagined that div at this security body is the main body that's overseen the nuclear negotiations. and it is directly reported to the president and the supreme leader in the country . so we already see this huge, massive impact of this execution within iranian poverty structure. thousands of fact of us are gathering right now in the german village of fluid serrato. they try to block the expansion of a coal mines. the sweetest climate

whatever wars hung commerce now living in britain have called on the u. k. home secretary to ditch a controversial new the protest bill. things similar measures where the reason they left their home in the 1st place. many of us all represent and work with hong kong or to have recently arrived in the united kingdom and hopes of a better lie for ourselves and our loved ones. where we can exercise your rights and freedoms without fear. hong kong are seeking to protest for democracy in human rights in hong kong. could be given serious disruption prevention orders, which could prohibit them from protesting and subject them to harsh restrictions under liberty. also of great concern to us is the public order bill's expansion of stop and search powers to the protest context. many hung, congress have experienced remote tick interactions with the police in their home country. also of great concern to us as the public order bells, expansion of stop and search power, stood a protest context. many hong congress have experienced dramatic interactions with the police in ou

u. k. foreign office giving insight into the block propaganda campaign launched by london calling for all communist organizations to be eliminated. and it wasn't just the u. s. and the u. k. throwing their support behind targeting. what british officials referred to as communist cancer, the government in west germany was also well aware of the atrocities that were being carried out by the indonesian military, as documents from the federal republic show political, military, and even financial support. but while the size of indonesia, the communist party was 3rd to those in china and the soviet union at the time, it became the target of a brutal massacre. after it was blamed for an attempted overthrow of then president of car no move, western officials admitted was seen as the perfect way to influence public opinion . however, documents from the state department show that officials in washington encouraged the killings as a way to deal with overcrowded prison. and in some cases they even bragged about handing over a list of suspects to the indonesian military to target directly. they probab

with china has reached new levels of, of 30 v as a washington base consultancy firm is calling on people in the u. k. to be wary of spies right in their kitchens. and the form of chinese made refrigerators, archie contributor rachel marson, explains, do you ever worry that your refrigerator could be watching while you stand there in front of it in your boxes chucking milk straight out of the carton? midnight. new fear unlocked, while a new report warned the household items could not only be spying on you, but basically fronting for the chinese government. the reports author is calling for the british government to act on his claims. the chinese made internet of things, appliances, and even components of cars, can collect and transmit data through the cellular 5, g network. 2 chinese companies which could then be ordered to pass it to the chinese government. we are not yet awake to the strength. china has spotted an opportunity to dominate this market, and if it does so, it can harvest an awful lot of data as well as making foreign countries dependent. it's time to wake up, free and open countries sh

violence in overton while clearly no fan of russia is nonetheless one of several experts now calling out the u. k for acting like it's in any position to be bossing around the icy c over ukraine, or anything else. putin should absolutely be held to account. but the u. k. government is in danger of engaging and hypocrisy by failing to investigate crimes perpetrated by british soldiers properly. other experts have pointed to the recent u. k weapon sales to saudi arabia responsible for civilian dust in yemen. as more evidence of why the u. k. isn't fit for this particular lobbying task, the u. k. demanding that the icy target russia also comes at the same time as a new report has just come out in the western process, detailing the e, 3 british military combat deployments, all over the globe since the end of the 2nd world war. so you have to wonder by what moral authority or tone deafness u. k. figures, it's in any position to demand accountability from any other country when it's gone out of its way to dodge it for its own sorted, very long track record. and it's kind of like the guy who's car glove

everything was going to the tough but in the long run will be a control we'll call for ourselves and go from there 3 years after the u. k. formerly left the you, one thing is clear breaks, it was always a political project for many businesses across the country. any economic benefits a hard to find. all right, let's get more from big muscles report. you just saw a bigot customs a seem to be a big issue there. what other problems has breaks it, delta u. k companies? it's mostly those companies who x fall in the u that have really felt a big blow. they're really hit hard by breaks it and it's what's called non tariff barriers. so it's all the bureaucracy, all the extra red tape. and that the brakes are tears ironically wants to get rid of. but that enables small, particularly small companies to export to the you seamlessly like they would export to any other place within the u. k. and this has now ot stop to this or is mostly a problem for small companies. big companies are able to somehow absorb the acro bureaucracy. they've got their legal departments, they've got the accountants, but small companies, for then it's real

u. k. and unfortunately in so many countries in the world are kind of sat and type of ethnic nationalism. patriotism has come up, excludes as many people as possible in order to create what we call hair and the u . k. these culture was, you know, if something's going wrong and government, if you've made the wrong decision about something on the pandemic quickly, mon, about black lives matter when talk about statues as a distraction. and so we are constantly being thrown under the bus and you know, for me, one of them is upset in things about where the political conversation has gone in the u. k. and i can see in other parts of the well to is that it's more divisive and it's harder to talk about and racism. and it's harder for someone like me to be considered british than it was even 5 years ago. i know it's like people been wound up about certain issues and that has really talk. suffice our conversation. yeah, i that is definitely and demonstrably true, i suppose one of the things this reposes for take from her is the notion that we talked about race much less in the past. and maybe it's a better thing to expose these fractures which are in our society. the fact we can have this

no. m. chomsky in the past 24 hours, he has called for you k u. s. authorities to release wiki leaks founder julian assange tortured according to the un by the british in london. the father of modern linguistics and co author of manufacturing consent joins me now from tucson. arizona, thank you so much professor chomsky for coming back on going under ground rafter, a guy there quite a long time. they won't even allow julian sanders been on this show. people can watch our interviews with him on rumble to the funeral of his friend, vivian, westwood. the famous fashion designer, why given reports of his deteriorating health are, are they so intense the british and the americans on keeping him incarcerated? julian assange emitted a grave crime. he exposed crimes of state which state power wants to be suppressed. that cannot be tolerated, sir. an attack on the power and dignity of the state authorities chose, had been treated very brutally for years. he was socially locked into what's called an embassy, but actually a small apartment not allowed to go

call because i love them. pop star justin bieber has sold his catalog to a u k based music investment firm called hypnosis. i think that's how they say it right they own all the rights now to his early career musican, some record-breaking pop hits, including. >> they sorry they're part of this massive deal. >> the deal's financial details have not been disclosed. but billboard magazine reports the sale was worth about 200 million dollars. so people can be ok. but, you know, there's always that question, like, do you sell your music short? you know, you write their own >> all right. it is 6.56. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. we have a school in danville now vowing to take action after students were heard yelling racial slurs at a recent basketball game. more on that coming up in a live report. plus, the man accused of the half moon bay mask are now charged with 7 counts of murder. why investigators say the shooting is a case of workplace violence and we're hearing from people who knew the victims in that shooting as half moon bay now comes as half moon bay now comes together to recover. meet a futu